General diplomas
General Licence Degree in English LLCE (Language and Civilization)
General Licence Degree in Spanish LLCE (Language and Civilization)
In the historic site of Fort Vauban, near the main university library, the Linguistics Department combines English LLCE (Language, Literature and Foreign Civilisation) and Spanish LLCE degrees.
These courses are based on a dual disciplinary approach with a major and a minor subject, meaning that a total of 6 course combinations are available:
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The pole targets two key professional objectives:
Open to all baccalaureate holders, these Licence courses offer a wide range of study options. They are integrated into the European higher education requirements thus optimising students? options in terms of future career choices including as part of a longer term educational or professional orientation.
The advantages: small group sizes, close teacher contact and monitoring, programmes that follow the official texts, common objectives.
Two key strengths: development of bisemic thinking (a major cultural advantage); small group sizes (very rare in higher education).
A 3 year bivalent training course: The ?minor? subject serves to enrich the main discipline, thus consolidating future career options and opportunities.
Explicit preparation for teaching professions:
Potential further education towards a Master?s degree in Languages
Nîmes university?s Languages-Modern Letters-Human Sciences Pole has deliberately taken a different path to the traditional linear approach that takes students down the path of specialisation right from their entry into higher education.
These courses are designed to offer an open and intellectually enriching approach through their dual disciplinary nature.
Students choose a "major" discipline:
With this "major", students are free to choose another complementary discipline, the "minor".
English LLCE degree minors are:
Spanish LLCE degree minors are:
In addition to the main dual subjects, transversal tuition elements including methodology, applied information technology, a non-specialist modern language... offer a rich tuition complement.
The aims of this double training course: Two recognised Licence degrees:
A wide and complete knowledge base:
Complementary methods:
Complementary skills:
Strong specialisation:
A very demanding but also highly recognised diploma, very much geared to being the start of a student's future rather then end of their education. Graduates can aim for competitive entry examinations for teaching professions or a vast range of career options made available by this degree.
