36 monthsProgramme duration
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Modern Languages
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The LEA program follows an integrated approach, where students acquire a knowledge of languages, social sciences and humanities to be applied in a professional context. The purpose is to develop the capacity to work in a multilingual context, and to train professionals who carry out international actions in private or public organizations. To meet this goal, students develop language skills (translation, linguistics), knowledge of the geographical regions studied (subjects of civilization) and knowledge of human and social sciences (law, management, economics, oral and written communication, etc.).
Goals
- Knowledge in languages (translation, linguistics) - Knowledge of the regions studied (subjects of civilization) - Depending on the specialization track: • Legal field: knowledge in civil, business and public law in order to be able to understand legal situations and deal with legal documents as a legal assistant in a multilingual and multicultural context. • Economics-management: knowledge in economics and management in order to be able to understand the global current economic contexts and the main international issues involved in corporate management. Skills that can be used in jobs in business, retail and customer relations in a multilingual and multicultural context. • Translation-writing: translation principles and preparation for jobs relating to translation and writing. Introduction to translation and writing methods and IT tools, applied to different professional contexts.
Places
UFR LASH – Campus Carlone 98, bd. Edouard Herriot - Nice
Person in charge of the academic program
Manuela Bertone - Director of the Languages Department; Ersilia Nivoix - Director of the Applied Subjects Department; Eric Durand-Carrier - Head of the LEA Bachelor's Degree Board
Goals
- Knowledge in languages (translation, linguistics) - Knowledge of the regions studied (subjects of civilization) - Depending on the specialization track: • Legal field: knowledge in civil, business and public law in order to be able to understand legal situations and deal with legal documents as a legal assistant in a multilingual and multicultural context. • Economics-management: knowledge in economics and management in order to be able to understand the global current economic contexts and the main international issues involved in corporate management. Skills that can be used in jobs in business, retail and customer relations in a multilingual and multicultural context. • Translation-writing: translation principles and preparation for jobs relating to translation and writing. Introduction to translation and writing methods and IT tools, applied to different professional contexts.
Places
UFR LASH – Campus Carlone 98, bd. Edouard Herriot - Nice
Person in charge of the academic program
Manuela Bertone - Director of the Languages Department; Ersilia Nivoix - Director of the Applied Subjects Department; Eric Durand-Carrier - Head of the LEA Bachelor's Degree Board
Programme overview
Main Subject
Modern Languages
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The LEA program follows an integrated approach, where students acquire a knowledge of languages, social sciences and humanities to be applied in a professional context. The purpose is to develop the capacity to work in a multilingual context, and to train professionals who carry out international actions in private or public organizations. To meet this goal, students develop language skills (translation, linguistics), knowledge of the geographical regions studied (subjects of civilization) and knowledge of human and social sciences (law, management, economics, oral and written communication, etc.).
Goals
- Knowledge in languages (translation, linguistics) - Knowledge of the regions studied (subjects of civilization) - Depending on the specialization track: • Legal field: knowledge in civil, business and public law in order to be able to understand legal situations and deal with legal documents as a legal assistant in a multilingual and multicultural context. • Economics-management: knowledge in economics and management in order to be able to understand the global current economic contexts and the main international issues involved in corporate management. Skills that can be used in jobs in business, retail and customer relations in a multilingual and multicultural context. • Translation-writing: translation principles and preparation for jobs relating to translation and writing. Introduction to translation and writing methods and IT tools, applied to different professional contexts.
Places
UFR LASH – Campus Carlone 98, bd. Edouard Herriot - Nice
Person in charge of the academic program
Manuela Bertone - Director of the Languages Department; Ersilia Nivoix - Director of the Applied Subjects Department; Eric Durand-Carrier - Head of the LEA Bachelor's Degree Board
Goals
- Knowledge in languages (translation, linguistics) - Knowledge of the regions studied (subjects of civilization) - Depending on the specialization track: • Legal field: knowledge in civil, business and public law in order to be able to understand legal situations and deal with legal documents as a legal assistant in a multilingual and multicultural context. • Economics-management: knowledge in economics and management in order to be able to understand the global current economic contexts and the main international issues involved in corporate management. Skills that can be used in jobs in business, retail and customer relations in a multilingual and multicultural context. • Translation-writing: translation principles and preparation for jobs relating to translation and writing. Introduction to translation and writing methods and IT tools, applied to different professional contexts.
Places
UFR LASH – Campus Carlone 98, bd. Edouard Herriot - Nice
Person in charge of the academic program
Manuela Bertone - Director of the Languages Department; Ersilia Nivoix - Director of the Applied Subjects Department; Eric Durand-Carrier - Head of the LEA Bachelor's Degree Board
Admission Requirements
Prerequisites for enrolment
- High school level
3 Years
Sep
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