Classes Internationales

Du 10 janvier au 18 février 2011

Pour la deuxième année consécutive la Faculté des Lettres de Sorbonne Université pendant un mois 18 étudiants de la fondation brésilienne Getúlio Vargas, qui regroupe des grandes écoles de droit, économie, sciences sociales, à Rio de Janeiro et à São Paulo. Elle offre à ce groupe d’étudiants une immersion dans la vie culturelle parisienne, ainsi que des cours de lettres et de sciences humaines en français. En liaison avec les enseignements, leur sont également proposées des visites dans les musées et expositions parisiennes. L’association Parismus organise également des sorties et des excursions (Fontainebleau, plages du Débarquement en Normandie...) qui contribuent, non seulement à faire mieux connaître la culture française, mais aussi à permettre à nos hôtes brésiliens de rencontrer les étudiants de Paris-Sorbonne.

Cette formation non diplômante s’appuie sur les domaines d’excellence de Paris-Sorbonne — les lettres, l’Antiquité classique, les sciences humaines — , afin d’assurer le rayonnement de ces disciplines parmi un public de non-spécialistes. Elle vise aussi à montrer que la culture française, classique comme actuelle, est à la fois l’occasion d’un enrichissement personnel et un outil approprié pour comprendre le monde contemporain.

Lieu

Maison de la Recherche

Enseignements

Littérature et arts scéniques : 16h de cours pour, principalement, accompagner la programmation théâtrale

Antiquité classique, histoire et héritage : 16h de cours pour comprendre la culture grecque et romaine et sa portée aux époques modernes et contemporaines

La France de toutes les révolutions, 1789-2011 : société, culture, débats. 16h de cours pour réfléchir sur le monde contemporain à travers l’exemple français.

Chacun de ces cycles fera l’objet de 2 ateliers le vendredi matin, sous la direction d’un enseignant, pour accompagner le travail personnel des étudiants.

Langue française

Deux groupes :
niveau avancé, 2h de pratique de la langue par semaine
niveau intermédiaire, 4h de pratique de la langue par semaine

Sorties et activités culturelles

Visitez Paris

Lundi 10, 9h	Mardi 11, 10h	Mercredi 12, 9h15	Samedi 15, 18h
Visite de la Sorbonne	L’Opéra Garnier	L’Orangerie	Promenade et dîner avec l’association Parismus

Partez à la découverte des plus beaux châteaux des rois de France

Jeudi 13, 14h30 Château de Versailles	Dimanche 16 Château de Fontainebleau	Samedi 22 Amboise et le Clos-Lucé	Samedi 29
Résidence de Louis XIV, Louis XV, et Louis XVI, célèbre pour les splendides jardins, créés par Le Nôtre, le château de Versailles symbolise l’apogée de la monarchie française. Construit en 1623, sous le règne de Louis XIII, le château fut agrandi et restauré à de multiples reprises, notamment par Louis Le Vau et Jules Mansart, qui fut aussi à l’origine de ses nombreux décors, parmi lesquels la Galerie des Glaces.	Bâti au XIIème siècle, le château de Fontainebleau a hébergé les rois de France pendant sept siècles, parmi lesquels François Ier qui en fait un édifice de style Renaissance. Il est également connu pour avoir accueilli des peintres italiens des plus illustres et qui ont donné leur nom à l’École de Fontainebleau, courant artistique français des XVIème et XVIIème siècles.	Propriété des rois de France à partir de la deuxième moitié du XVème siècle le château d’Amboise et le Clos Lucé sont un haut lieu de la Renaissance, dans lesquels, notamment, Léonard de Vinci passa ses dernières années.	Excursion sur les plages du Débarquement et visite du Mémorial de Caen

Spectacles, soirées...

Janvier 2011

Samedi 15, 14h Comédie Française	Vendredi 21, 20h Théâtre de la Cité Internationale
Un fil à la patte, G. Feydeau	Robert Plankett

Mercredi 26, 20h Théâtre Ouvert, Jardin d’hiver	Dimanche 30, 11h Théâtre du Châtelet
Le tigre bleu de l’Euphrate, L. Gaudé	Concert Tea Vous avez dit baroque?

Février 2011

Mardi 1, 12h30 Auditorium du Musée d’Orsay	Jeudi 3, 20h Théâtre de Chaillot	Vendredi 11 Théâtre Mouffetard	Mercredi 16, 18h30 Studio Théâtre
Le Tombeau de Couperin, Charles Owen	Octopus, Philippe Découflé	Hamlet, Wiliam Shakespeare	La Critique de l’Ecole des femmes, Molière

Enseignants

Isabelle Dasque

Jean-François Dunyach

Anne Dupuis-Raffarin

Catherine Helbert

Arnaud Houte

Stanislas Jeannesson

Bernard Klein

David Lefebvre

Emilie Martin-Neute

Frédéric Pouillaude

Dominique Prévot

Consulter les CVs des enseignants-chercheurs

Coordination générale

Jacqueline Lichtenstein

Coordinatrice pédagogique

Armelle Enders

Since 1961, The Faculty of Arts and Humanities has offered to those wanting to acquire proficiency in the French language the possibility of earning six different certificates, validating the candidates’ written and oral skills and providing access to our standard university degrees.

Consistent with the Common European Framework of Reference for languages (CEFR), the diplomas are divided into five levels of knowledge: threshold (B1), vantage (B2), advanced (C1), mastery (C2) and proficiency (C3).  For the three highest levels (C1, C2 and C3), the certificates include a literature program that allows candidates to be better prepared for subsequent study at a French university.

Each year, over 5,000 applicants from more than 56 nationalities make use of our teaching and administrative staffs, both under the direction of Mr. Ilinski, Paris-Sorbonne University professor, and Mr. Soutet, Linguistics Professor and the Director of the French language UFR, for their certificates.

13 sessions are organized annually in France and abroad.

Click here to get more information on the SELFEE

Click here to visit our page in French

The process is different, depending on whether you come as an individual, as part of an Erasmus program, as part of an international convention or as a participant in our summer school. Please find the appropriate contact information here : http://www.english.paris-sorbonne.fr/admission/

Our bachelor and master degree programs are listed online here : http://www.english.paris-sorbonne.fr/courses/our-subjects

Here is the list of PhD programs we offer : http://www.english.paris-sorbonne.fr/research/ecoles-doctorales-schools-for-phd/

For more information, please contact the Information and Orientation Department :

Email : contact.pio@paris-sorbonne.fr

Phone number : + 33 (0)1 40 46 26 14

The Faculty only offers classes in French.

For French language courses and programs, we encourage students to check out "Cours de civilisation française de la Sorbonne" (CCFS).

Here is their contact info:

http://www.ccfs-sorbonne.fr/sommaire.php3?lang=en
Phone number : 00 33 1 44 10 77 00
contact@ccfs-sorbonne.fr

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities does not offer any form of online or distance/remote courses or programs.

Those interested in studying teaching French as a foreign language, French literature or English are encouraged to check out the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle (also known as "Paris III") which offers online/distance degree programs. For more information, you can check out the following link (available only in French): http://www.univ-paris3.fr/formations-par-disciplines-29165.kjsp?RH=1236334907873 As always, a minimum of a high-intermediate level in French is required to be accepted to any program at a French university.

You can consult the tuition fees for the 2015-2016 school year here (document in French).

• Enrollment
• Student Life

If you are a student at Sorbonne University, free visits, given in French, are organized regularly by the school. For more information, please write to communication@paris-sorbonne.fr

If you are not a student at Paris-Sorbonne, you can write to visites.sorbonne@ac-paris.fr to make an appointment for a paid visit, given in French. Please visit the following page : http://www.sorbonne.fr/en/the-sorbonne/visiting-the-sorbonne/la-sorbonne-propose-une-visite-guidee-accessible-a-tous/

Please visit the following page: http://www.english.paris-sorbonne.fr/student-life/

Please send your request to our transcript office at secretariat.diplomes@paris-sorbonne.fr

Phone number : 33 (0)1 40 46 32 62

For a thesis published before 1985, please contact the Sorbonne Library : info@bis.sorbonne.fr

For a thesis published after 1985, please send your request to Mrs Broms.

Contact info : Helene.Broms@paris-sorbonne.fr, 00 33 (0)1 53 10 57 53

The Faculty does not have housing, nor a campus.

Here you can find some useful links regarding accommodation in Paris : http://www.english.paris-sorbonne.fr/student-life/

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities, located in the heart of the Latin Quarter, is famous for its academic prominence in the field of the humanities. In July, the Faculty opens its doors to visitors from all over the world and offers non-degree courses as part of its international Summer University.

The Faculty’s Summer University was created for people with various profiles and interests:

- University lecturers (students and professor-researchers) who wish to further their knowledge and engage in a debate touching on current research questions in the humanities.

- Visitors looking to enrich their stay in Paris.

The Faculty offers a large range of cutting-edge courses, adapted to each person’s needs. A certificate will be delivered to participants at the end of their stay.

This year, our offer has expanded thanks to our partnership with the Université Pierre et Marie Curie, the Museum d’Histoire Naturelle and the Université Technologique de Compiègne.

For more information, visit our brand new website :

http://universite.ete.sorbonne-universites.fr/en.html

For more information and for an online registration, check our brand new website !

http://universite.ete.sorbonne-universites.fr/en.html

Where?

• University Paris-Sorbonne: The oldest university in Paris with its historical amphitheatres.
• La Maison de la Recherche: located near the Sorbonne, between the famous Saint-Michel fountain and the Luxembourg Gardens.

When?

 You can register for one or several courses.

• First week: June 27^th – July 1^st
• Second week: July 4^th – July 8^th
• Third week: July 11^th – July 15^th 
• Fourth week: July 18^th – July 22^th

Third week: No course on July 14^th (National Day). It will be replaced by a course during the week.

Speakers

Professors, lecturers, teachers, PhD, all from Sorbonne University.

Fees

click here

Conferences and a visit of the Sorbonne are included in the fees.

How to Register?

Fill in an application form online on our affiliate website.

Indicative: level required in French: B1 (no certificate will be required, but this level is essential to understand courses.)

Complete applications will be evaluated by our Admission Committee. You will receive a registration form and a secure link for the online payment. You can also pay by cheque; however, no cash settlement will be accepted.

Final date for the payment: Friday before the beginning of the first course.

For further information, please contact us:

La Formation Continue
56 Bd des Batignolles
75017 PARIS

+33 (0)1 53 42 30 39

formation-continue@paris-sorbonne.fr

To advertise a job offer on the Faculty’s website, please contact the "Bureau d’aide à l’insertion professionnelle" (BAIP), our University’s office for professional integration.
You should send your offer as a Word or PDF file specifying the type of offer, the name of the job, the scope and duration of the offer, and the salary.

Email address for the BAIP : contact.baip@paris-sorbonne.fr

Sorbonne Universités is a group of eleven member institutions that are all recognized for their excellence in complementary fields. Together, these institutions form one of the most comprehensive university centers in France, a modern successor to the historic Sorbonne. This university cluster provides higher education and pursues research in the humanities, the sciences, medicine, technology, business, and economics. By bringing together the best talent in a wide array of disciplines, Sorbonne Universités offers new transversal academic and research programs.

Three original research projects were awarded funding through a national initiative:

• EHNE : Writing a New History of Europe
• OBVIL: An Observatory of Literary Life
• RESMED: Religions and Societies in theMediterranean World

Promoting international exchanges in the various fields of our research is one of the Faculty’s priorities. The Faculty collaborates on archaeological digs, contributes internationally to the publications of "Sorbonne Université Presse" (The Sorbonne University Press), and receives visiting professor-researchers.

The Faculty welcomes 3600 foreign students each year. The Paris-Sorbonne Abu Dhabi (PSUAD) campus offers the same courses and programs offered at our main Paris campus, taught by our own faculty members. The University also has a number of international partnerships in China (Institut franco-chinois of Suzhou), Singapore and Brazil, for example.

Students who are not part of an exchange program and wish to apply for a bachelor or master’s degree must submit their applications to the "Bureau des Validations de Diplômes Étrangers" (the Office for Foreign Degree Accreditation), not the "Pôle des Relations Internationales" (the International Relations Office).

It is important to note that a standardized French exam (either the TCF, the DELF or the DALF) demonstrating at least a high-intermediate (B2) level of French for admission to a bachelor’s degree and at least an advanced (C1) level of French for admission to a master’s degree (a B2 level of French suffices for admission to the Italian Studies master’s degree) is required at the time of the submission of the application via the online portal e-Candidat. Click here to learn more about the various standardized French language exams (document in French).

First-time Students Applying to the Faculty of Arts and Humanities

Students wishing to come study at the Faculty outside of any Erasmus program or exchange program need to apply according to the procedure established by the "Bureau des étudiants étrangers" (the "Office of Foreign Students"). The application process differs depending on whether the country the foreign student comes from is part of the "Espace économique européen" (the European Economic Area) or not. A student coming from a country outside of the European Economic Area must follow the application process via the online portal CampusFrance.

Contact Info for the "Bureau des étudiants étrangers" (Office of Foreign Students)

Galerie Richelieu, bureau C 355bis (ground floor, to the right of staircase F)

Phone: 01 40 46 34 08; fax: 01 40 46 26 08
validations.etrangers@paris-sorbonne.fr

Open to the public Monday through Friday 9:00-12:30.

Fill in the online application form.

Visit our French website for more information or get in touch with us.

CONTACT INFO
For students from colleges or universities in Africa, Latin America, Asia, Europe or the Middle East:
Mrs Carole TORRIERO
conventions2.ri@paris-sorbonne.fr
Phone number : + 33.1.40.46.32.08

For students from colleges or universities in the United States, Canada, Australia or New Zealand:
Alexandra Magne
alexandra.magne@paris-sorbonne.fr
Phone number : 00 33 (0)1 40 46 26 47

During the month of July, the Faculty is open to everyone interested in debating current research topics in Humane Letters and the Human Sciences.

For more information about our Summer University, please visit the following website: http://universite.ete.sorbonne-universites.fr/en.html

CONTACT INFO
Continuing education
56 Bd des Batignolles
75017 PARIS

+ 33 (0)1 53 42 30 39
formation-continue@paris-sorbonne.fr

The admissions process varies depending on whether you are coming to the Faculty as part of an Erasmus program, as an independent student, as part of an international exchange program or as a participant in our Summer School.

Please consult the link on the left that best fits your situation.