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This training is distinguished from training in Foreign Languages and Civilizations by its balanced nature, in a mono or bidisciplinary training, whose scientific orientations fall within the field of cultural and heritage studies. It aims to train students in the methodologies of research applied to the cultures of English-speaking and Spanish-speaking countries and to familiarize them with the mastery of techniques for the dissemination and promotion of research, and this in the two foreign languages taught, English and Spanish. The personal research project is the backbone of training in research through research. The student will be supervised by his research director during the 4 semesters of the training. The modules of UE1 and 2 will allow the student to base his personal project on the acquisition of skills necessary for its realization. The fundamental research seminars given in the UE3 will allow the student to deepen his cultural knowledge, by approaching them in thematic axes, and to nourish his scientific reflection. From S1, in coherence with his research project and his professional prospects, the student personalizes his training course by selecting in the UE3 Fundamental Research fundamental research seminars, among the disciplinary and bidisciplinary offer organized in blocks themes backed by the research axes of the two DYPAC and CHCSC laboratories: Transatlantic circulations, Tangible and intangible heritage, Memory and History, Visual cultures, Interculturality, Books and the materiality of texts. The graduate will thus be able to benefit from training in cultural and heritage studies, backed by the practice of research and disciplinary (CNU11 or CNU14) or bidisciplinary (CNU11 and CNU14) anchoring. In the perspective of a thesis pursuit; he could for example be encouraged to choose a dominant course in the targeted discipline, the choice of the English or Spanish LV1 prefiguring the discipline of end of study diploma.
Program overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
This training is distinguished from training in Foreign Languages and Civilizations by its balanced nature, in a mono or bidisciplinary training, whose scientific orientations fall within the field of cultural and heritage studies. It aims to train students in the methodologies of research applied to the cultures of English-speaking and Spanish-speaking countries and to familiarize them with the mastery of techniques for the dissemination and promotion of research, and this in the two foreign languages taught, English and Spanish. The personal research project is the backbone of training in research through research. The student will be supervised by his research director during the 4 semesters of the training. The modules of UE1 and 2 will allow the student to base his personal project on the acquisition of skills necessary for its realization. The fundamental research seminars given in the UE3 will allow the student to deepen his cultural knowledge, by approaching them in thematic axes, and to nourish his scientific reflection. From S1, in coherence with his research project and his professional prospects, the student personalizes his training course by selecting in the UE3 Fundamental Research fundamental research seminars, among the disciplinary and bidisciplinary offer organized in blocks themes backed by the research axes of the two DYPAC and CHCSC laboratories: Transatlantic circulations, Tangible and intangible heritage, Memory and History, Visual cultures, Interculturality, Books and the materiality of texts. The graduate will thus be able to benefit from training in cultural and heritage studies, backed by the practice of research and disciplinary (CNU11 or CNU14) or bidisciplinary (CNU11 and CNU14) anchoring. In the perspective of a thesis pursuit; he could for example be encouraged to choose a dominant course in the targeted discipline, the choice of the English or Spanish LV1 prefiguring the discipline of end of study diploma.
Certification of a level C1 for Spanish as a Second Language and B2 for a third language.
All transcripts of the years / semesters validated since the high school diploma at the date of application.
Curriculum vitae.
Certificate of English level.
Research project.
(It is recommended that candidates for recruitment to the M2 program contact a research director in the Department of Languages, belonging to the CHCSC or DYPAC laboratory, in order to define their research project.)
Motivation letter.
(in French and English OR in Spanish, specifying the motivation, the research project and the coherence of the previous course with the targeted M2 ECMAH)
Additional supporting documents
VAP file (obligatory for all persons requesting a valuation of the assets to enter the diploma).
Essay app.
(All documents and articles related to the research project in progress)
1 Year
Jan
Sep
Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
Université Paris-Saclay offers students prestigious training courses allowing them to access a job and develop their knowledge in various scientific and economic sectors, both in academic laboratories and in the socio-economic world or specific professional sectors ( education, legal careers, health professions, services, etc.).
By choosing a Honours bachelor's degree from the Université Paris-Saclay, you dive into an environment of academic and private research laboratories, start-ups and international partnerships, a melting pot of opportunities unique in France that opens the doors to the best master's level courses in France or in the world.
The Honours bachelor's degrees require strong working and concentration skills, a taste for abstraction, good synthesis skills and good written and oral expression. A wide variety of situations are offered: immersion in laboratories, internships in companies or in the academic world, scientific tournaments, international mobility, intercultural openness...
Informatique, Mathématiques
Physique, Chimie
Mathématiques, Physique et Sciences pour l'ingénieur
Université Paris-Saclay provides a master's level education program backed by research of the highest international level, benefiting from the pooling together of the resources and attractiveness of partners, and targeting a diverse student population, willing to reach the highest degree of knowledge to help them access the jobs of the future.
Université Paris-Saclay is organized in 18 Graduate Schools and thematic institutes that bring together research and courses for masters and PHDs :
Biosphera - Biodiversity, Agriculture and Food, Society, Environment
Anglophone and Hispanic Cultural Studies
# 301-350QS Subject Rankings
12 monthsProgram duration
243 EURTuition Fee/year
YesScholarships
Program overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The personal research project is the backbone of training in research through research. The student will be supervised by his research director during the 4 semesters of the training. The modules of UE1 and 2 will allow the student to base his personal project on the acquisition of skills necessary for its realization. The fundamental research seminars given in the UE3 will allow the student to deepen his cultural knowledge, by approaching them in thematic axes, and to nourish his scientific reflection.
From S1, in coherence with his research project and his professional prospects, the student personalizes his training course by selecting in the UE3 Fundamental Research fundamental research seminars, among the disciplinary and bidisciplinary offer organized in blocks themes backed by the research axes of the two DYPAC and CHCSC laboratories: Transatlantic circulations, Tangible and intangible heritage, Memory and History, Visual cultures, Interculturality, Books and the materiality of texts. The graduate will thus be able to benefit from training in cultural and heritage studies, backed by the practice of research and disciplinary (CNU11 or CNU14) or bidisciplinary (CNU11 and CNU14) anchoring. In the perspective of a thesis pursuit; he could for example be encouraged to choose a dominant course in the targeted discipline, the choice of the English or Spanish LV1 prefiguring the discipline of end of study diploma.
Program overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The personal research project is the backbone of training in research through research. The student will be supervised by his research director during the 4 semesters of the training. The modules of UE1 and 2 will allow the student to base his personal project on the acquisition of skills necessary for its realization. The fundamental research seminars given in the UE3 will allow the student to deepen his cultural knowledge, by approaching them in thematic axes, and to nourish his scientific reflection.
From S1, in coherence with his research project and his professional prospects, the student personalizes his training course by selecting in the UE3 Fundamental Research fundamental research seminars, among the disciplinary and bidisciplinary offer organized in blocks themes backed by the research axes of the two DYPAC and CHCSC laboratories: Transatlantic circulations, Tangible and intangible heritage, Memory and History, Visual cultures, Interculturality, Books and the materiality of texts. The graduate will thus be able to benefit from training in cultural and heritage studies, backed by the practice of research and disciplinary (CNU11 or CNU14) or bidisciplinary (CNU11 and CNU14) anchoring. In the perspective of a thesis pursuit; he could for example be encouraged to choose a dominant course in the targeted discipline, the choice of the English or Spanish LV1 prefiguring the discipline of end of study diploma.
Admission requirements
Exam Scores
Important Dates
Application
- Certification of a level C1 for Spanish as a Second Language and B2 for a third language.
- All transcripts of the years / semesters validated since the high school diploma at the date of application.
- Curriculum vitae.
- Certificate of English level.
- Research project.
(It is recommended that candidates for recruitment to the M2 program contact a research director in the Department of Languages, belonging to the CHCSC or DYPAC laboratory, in order to define their research project.)- Motivation letter.
(in French and English OR in Spanish, specifying the motivation, the research project and the coherence of the previous course with the targeted M2 ECMAH)Additional supporting documents
- VAP file (obligatory for all persons requesting a valuation of the assets to enter the diploma).
- Essay app.
(All documents and articles related to the research project in progress)Tuition fee and scholarships
Tuition Fee
Scholarships
Domestic Students
International Students
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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Université Paris-Saclay offers students prestigious training courses allowing them to access a job and develop their knowledge in various scientific and economic sectors, both in academic laboratories and in the socio-economic world or specific professional sectors ( education, legal careers, health professions, services, etc.).
By choosing a Honours bachelor's degree from the Université Paris-Saclay, you dive into an environment of academic and private research laboratories, start-ups and international partnerships, a melting pot of opportunities unique in France that opens the doors to the best master's level courses in France or in the world.
The Honours bachelor's degrees require strong working and concentration skills, a taste for abstraction, good synthesis skills and good written and oral expression. A wide variety of situations are offered: immersion in laboratories, internships in companies or in the academic world, scientific tournaments, international mobility, intercultural openness...
Informatique, Mathématiques
Physique, Chimie
Mathématiques, Physique et Sciences pour l'ingénieur
Droit, Economie
Economie, Mathématiques
Informatique, Management
Géosciences, Physique, Chimie
Droit, Sciences et Innovation
Mathématiques, Sciences de la vie
Informatique, Sciences de la vie
STAPS, Sciences pour l'ingénieur
Droit, Informatique
Chimie, Sciences de la vie
Arts and Humanities (6)
Applicable Foreign Languages
Landscaping: Design, Management, Maintenance
Protection and Enhancement of Historical and Cultural Heritage
Business and Management (6)
Administration and Local Authority Professions
Economics and Management
Insurance Bank Finance: Account Manager
International Trade Professions
Management and Accounting Professions: Client Portfolio Manager in a Consultancy Firm
Management and Accounting Professions: Management Control
Management and Management of Organizations
Trade and Distribution
Engineering and Technology (6)
Automated Systems, Networks and Industrial Computing
Computer Networks and Telecommunications Professions
Computer Science
Construction Trades: Civil Engineering and Construction
Electricity and Energy Professions
Electronics Professions: Communication, Embedded Systems
Energy and Propulsion
IT Professions: Administration and Security of Systems and Networks
IT Professions: Software Design, Development and Testing
IT, Management
Industry Jobs: Industrial Production Management
Industry Professions: Aeronautical Industry
Industry Professions: Design of Industrial Products
Industry Professions: Mechatronics, Robotics
Instrumentation, Measurement and Quality Control Professions
Maintenance and Technology: Electronics, Instrumentation
Maintenance and Technology: Industrial Control
Mathematics, Physics and Engineering Sciences
Pharmaceutical, Cosmetics and Health Industries: Management, Production And Development
Process Engineering And Industrial Bioprocesses
STAPS, Sciences for Engineers
Science and Technology
Sound and Image Techniques
Technical Sales
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Bio-Industries and Biotechnologies
Chemistry, Life Sciences
IT, Life Sciences
Life Sciences
Mathematics, Life Sciences
Professional Optics
Quality, Hygiene, Safety, Health, Environment
STAPS-Adapted Physical Activity-Health
Natural Sciences (6)
Analytical Chemistry, Control, Quality, Environment
Chemical Physics
Chemistry
Earth Sciences
Economics, Mathematics
Environmental Protection and Management Professions
Geosciences, Physics, Chemistry
IT, Mathematics
Mathematics
Physics
Synthetic Chemistry
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Communication Professions: Communication Officer
Economic and Social Administration
Fitness Professions
HRM Professions: Assistant
Law
Law, Economy
Law, IT
Law, Science and Innovation
STAPS-Education and Motricity
STAPS-Sports Management
STAPS-Sports Training
Sciences, Education, Mediation
Sociology
Université Paris-Saclay provides a master's level education program backed by research of the highest international level, benefiting from the pooling together of the resources and attractiveness of partners, and targeting a diverse student population, willing to reach the highest degree of knowledge to help them access the jobs of the future.
Université Paris-Saclay is organized in 18 Graduate Schools and thematic institutes that bring together research and courses for masters and PHDs :
Biosphera - Biodiversity, Agriculture and Food, Society, Environment
Chemistry
Computer Science
Economics & Management
Education
Engineering and Systems Sciences
Geosciences, Climate, Environment, Planets
Health and Drug Sciences
Humanities - Heritage Science
Institute for the Sciences of Light
Law
Life Sciences and Health
Mathematics
Physics
Public Health
Research and Higher
Sociology and Political Science
Sport, movement and human factors
Arts and Humanities (6)
English for Specific Purposes (ESP)
Narration, Translation, New Media
Research in Design
Business and Management (6)
Business Management and Human Resources Management
Diplomacy and Strategic Negotiation
International Business
International Strategy and Management
Legal Business Structures and Techniques
Master in Management (Research)
Network Industries and Digital Economy
Purchasing and Supplier Relationship Management
Purchasing and Supply Chain Global Management
Risk and Asset Management
Strategy, Engineering and Financial Innovation
Engineering and Technology (6)
Advanced Manufacturing and Smart Systems
Advanced Networks and Optimization
Advanced Wireless Communications Systems
Artificial intelligence
Automotive and Aeronautic Intelligent Systems-Apprenticeship
Big data Management and Analytics
Communication and Data Engineering
Computer & Network Systems
Control, Signal and Image Processing
Data Management in Large-Scale Distributed Systems
Data Science
Data Science: Artificial Intelligence
Data Science: Health, Insurance and Finance-apprenticeship
Design and System Science
Digital Transformation for Industry
European Master in Biological and Chemical Engineering for a Sustainable Bioeconomy
Food Engineering and Products Design
Genomics informatics and Mathematics for Health and Environment
Human Computer Interaction
Industrial Robotics
Integration Circuits Systems
Mechanics of Materials for Engineering and Integrity of Structure
Mechanics of Materials for Engineering and Integrity of Structures
Microbiology and Biological Bioengineering
Mobile Autonomous Systems
Molecular Chemistry and Interfaces
Multimedia Networking
Nuclear Energy
Optical Networks and Photonic Systems
Parallel and Distributed Computer Science
Parisian Computer Sciences Research Master
Physics and Energy Engineering (PIE): New Technologies for Energy
Research and Development for Analytical Strategies
Risk and Resilience Engineering and Management
Smart Aerospace and Autonomous Systems
Strategy and Financial Engineering
Virtual Reality and Intelligent Systems
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Agroecology, Knowledge, Territories and Society
Biological Systems and Physical Concepts
Biology of Aging
Biomedical Imaging
Biotherapies : Tissue, Cell, Gene
Cancerology
Cell Signalling and Integrative Neurosciences
Computational Neurosciences and Neuro-engineering
Development of Drugs and Health Products
Ecological Approach to The Landscape
Environmental Health Toxicology
Evolutionary and Functional Ecology
From Agronomy to Agroecology
Fundamental Microbiology
Gene Cell Development
Genetics, Genomics, Epigenetics and Evolution (GenE2)
Governance of Transition, Ecology and Societies
Health Nutrition
International Development and Registration of Medicine and Health Products
Life Sciences and Health – Infectiology : Biology of Infectious Diseases - Cambodia
Medical Radiophysics
Microbiology and Biological Bioengineering
Neurological Handicap
Neurological Handicap FR/EN
Plant Sciences
Polymers and Biomaterials
Predictive and Integrative Animal Biology
Quality Control : Medication
Regulatory Affairs of the Health Industry
Reproduction and Development
Soil Management and Ecosystem Services
Systems and Synthetic Biology
Systems and Synthetic Biology
Training for Higher Education in Life Sciences (Preparation For The SV-STU Aggregation)
Natural Sciences (6)
Adaptation to Climate Change
Adaptation to Climate Change
Analysis of Food-Related Health Risks
Analysis, Number Theory and Geometry
Arctic Studies
Arctic Studies
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Biodiversity, Genomics and Environment
Chemical Pollution and Environmental Management
Chemical Pollution and Environmental Management
Chemistry International Track
Climate, Land Use and Ecosystem Services
Complex Systems
Conservation Ecology, Ecological Engineering: Research and Expertise
Data Science: Health, Insurance and Finance
Engineering and Chemistry of Biomolecules
Etude Des Climats De La Terre / Studying the Climates of The Earth
FIPDes (Food Innovation and Product Design)
Fluid Dynamics and Energetics
Fundamental Concepts of Physics
Higher Education Training In Physics – Paris Saclay
Higher Education Training in Physics – Montrouge
Hydrology, Hydrogeology
Inorganic, Physical and Solid Chemistry
Instrumentation and Molecular Analysis Methods
International Master's programme in Quantum Science and Technology
Jacques Hadamard Track - Orsay campus
Large Scale Accelerators and Lasers - Erasmus Mundus Lascala
Mathematics of Randomness
Mathematics, Vision, Learning
Molecular Nano Bio Photonics
Nanosciences
Nuclei, Particles, Astroparticles and Cosmology
Optical Industrial Professions
Optimization
Organic Chemistry
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Physics of Plasmas and Fusion
Physics, Environment, Processes
Planetary Science and Space Exploration
Plasmas Lasers Accelerateurs Tokamaks - Large Facilities
Prospective Modeling: Economy, Environment, Energy
Quantitative Finance
Quantum, Light, Materials, and Nano Sciences
Theory and Approach of The Landscape Project
Tools and Systems of Astronomy And Space
Training in Higher Education in Chemistry
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Anglophone and Hispanic Cultural Studies
Arbitration and International Commerce
Business Contract Law
Business Criminal Law and Compliance
Business Real Estate Law
Business, Tax & Financial Market Law (BTFML)
Company Lawyer/Solicitor
Competition and Contract Law
Contemporary Sociology
Corporate Lawyer
Diplomacy and Strategic Negotiation
Dynamics of Emerging and Developing Countries
Economic Analysis and Risks Governance
Economics of Sustainable Development and The Environment
Economics of Sustainable Food
Economics of mobility and transport
Energy Economics
Engineering in Touristic and Ecologic Transition
Environmental, Safety and Quality Law in Companies
Graduate Teacher Training Program in English Studies and ESP
Human Rights and Companies
Intellectual Property and Business Law
International Business Law
International Cooperation Policies
Law for Aviation and Airport Activities
Law, Entrepreneurship and Digital (LEAD)
Mergers & Acquisitions
Physical activity, Exercise and Health - PAEH
Quantitative Sociology and Demography
Space and Telecommunications Law
Sport Leisure and Event Management
State Law of Religions in France and Europe
Supply Chain and Operations Management