Introduction

The studies in modern languages and literature provide training at the core of 21st-century skills:

• Critical thinking
• Creativity
• Cooperation
• Communication

The Bachelor's degree in Modern Languages and Literature, with a focus on Germanic languages, offers in-depth study of two Germanic languages among English, Dutch, and German, combined with a strong foundation in humanities, particularly in linguistics, literature, and culture. An exploration of societal issues (environmental humanities, culture and creation, gender studies, decentralized history, etc.) or a deepening of language and culture in a third language is offered in the form of targeted options.

Through a multidisciplinary curriculum, you will develop your communicative and critical analysis skills and be capable of interpreting cultural, literary, and linguistic phenomena of diverse and complex nature.

Your profile

You are passionate about languages, their functioning, and their practical application in contemporary societies. You seek to understand contemporary societies and want to study their history, language, and literary and cultural productions. You aim to serve as a bridge between individuals and cultures.

Being excellent in communication, you aspire to develop your analytical and argumentative skills. You have the ambition to contribute positively to cultural and economic development through a richer and more nuanced understanding of the multicultural realities of Europe and the world.

Enthusiastic, you desire to share and transmit your knowledge and to make an impact on today's society and tomorrow's.

Your future job

Graduates in languages and literature are adaptable and capable of thriving in various professional fields, as they cultivate skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and analysis. Proficiency in multiple languages and an understanding of various forms of communication make our graduates flexible and well-suited to work in diverse environments, including abroad or in international organizations.

Concrete professional opportunities are plentiful and span areas such as project management, teaching and research, translation, writing, editing, corporate communication, journalism, marketing, public relations, and international relations, among many others.

Your programme

The Bachelor's degree provides you with:

• Complete linguistic immersion in at least two languages.
• General training in humanities (philosophy and contemporary history).
• Core courses in linguistics, literature, and methodology.
• In-depth study of the culture, linguistics, and literature of the two languages chosen.
• Training focused on the practical use of the chosen languages: classes taught in the studied languages, specific courses on communicative skills, practical exercises, language labs, conversation classes, numerous multimedia tools, etc.
• Close guidance in small-sized classrooms.
• The opportunity to engage in research during a final cycle project, with strong methodological guidance
• The opportunity to undertake a study abroad program as part of the Erasmus exchanges.

Your parcours

"Upon obtaining your Bachelor's degree, several study paths open up to you. You can continue with Master [120] in Modern Languages and Literatures : German, Dutch and English or Master [60] in Modern Languages and Literatures : German, Dutch and English .

Your Bachelor's degree will also enable you to pursue studies in other related fields:

• Master [120] in Multilingual Communication
• Master [120] in Linguistics
• Master [120] in Translation
• Master [120] in Performing Arts