Component
Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences
Location(s)
Orleans
Presentation
The aim of the Bachelor of Arts in English is to train specialists in the English language and English-speaking cultures.
Its multi-disciplinary dimension University Bachelor of Technology (B.U.T) prepares students for a variety of further studies (a wide range of Masters courses) and career opportunities. It also serves as a springboard for stays and professional projects abroad.
Your enrolment in the Licence Anglais program determines the majority of your course.
The structure of this Bachelor's degree at the Université d'Orléans opens up a wide range of courses, combining the major disciplinary field with a minor disciplinary field chosen from the following options:
From L2 onwards, the minor configuration opens the way to four courses:
- Languages and Societies course
- Teaching, Education and Training (MEEF) course
- Linguistics and Didactics, French as a Foreign Language (FLE) course
- International Business course
Regardless of the minor field of study you choose, the Bachelor's degree you obtain at the end of these 3 years will be a Bachelor's degree in English, with mention of your chosen course.
Video presentation: https://uomedia.univ-orleans.fr/videos/llcer-anglais_vNbqyM7P/
Skills
Disciplinary skills
Use linguistic tools to communicate and understand all forms of discourse (oral, directly produced or recorded, written, report, correspondence, information, essay, literary production, etc.) in different contexts:
o in the mother tongue;
o in the target language(s).
Analyze the oral production of native speakers from phonological and phonetic points of view.
Mobilize historical knowledge and cultural and artistic references to build perspectives and transfers between the geographical, political and cultural areas covered by the native language and the target language(s).
Mobilize concepts and theoretical frameworks in the study of one or more foreign languages in relation to the corresponding socio-cultural areas.
Relate the productions of a given linguistic and cultural area at different periods or these productions with those of other cultural areas in a comparative perspective.
Formulate written and oral analyses, syntheses and translations, from the language studied into the mother tongue or vice versa.
Pre-professional skills
Situate one's role and mission within an organization in order to adapt and take initiatives.
Identify the process by which knowledge is produced, disseminated and promoted.
Respect the principles of ethics, deontology and environmental responsibility.
Work as part of a team as much as independently and responsibly in the service of a project.
Identify and situate the professional fields potentially related to the skills acquired in the specialization, as well as the possible pathways to access them.
Characterize and develop one's identity, skills and professional project in relation to a given context.
Step back from a situation, evaluate oneself and question oneself in order to learn.
Cross-disciplinary and linguistic skills
Use digital reference tools and computer security rules to acquire, process, produce and distribute information, and to collaborate internally and externally.
Identify and select various specialized resources to document a subject.
Analyze and synthesize data with a view to their exploitation.
Develop an argument with a critical mind.
Use the different registers of written and oral expression of the French language with ease.
Use written and oral comprehension and expression with ease in at least one modern foreign language.
Useful contacts
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
02 38 49 47 73
international.llsh[at]univ-orleans.fr
ORIENTATION AND
PROFESSIONAL INTEGRATION
DOIP
02 38 41 71 72
doip[at]univ-orleans.fr
Organization
Special features
Additional online training on the Celene platform.
Introduction of a reading list follow-up project, international and professional project follow-up.
The UFR Lettres Langues et Sciences Humaines encourages mobility for all its students. There are several possibilities: study at a foreign university through the ERASMUS program or non-European exchanges, do an internship in a company abroad, or work as a language assistant with the CIEP (Centre International d'Etudes Pédagogiques).
Students can benefit from various types of grants to finance their mobility.
Program
The general bachelor's degree in Foreign and Regional Languages, Literatures and Civilizations is organized over 3 years (6 semesters-180 European credits).
The introduction of portals in the 1st year enables students to progressively specialize.
Each LLCER portal combines 2 teaching disciplines, leading to 2 different bachelor's degrees.
In the 1st semester, the portal allows students to choose a combination of 2 courses leading to 2 bachelor's degrees. At the end of semester 1, the student chooses either to continue in the field in which he/she has registered, or to continue by specializing in the other field of the portal (LEA, Lettres or SDL), a choice which remains reversible.
The final choice of bachelor's degree will be made at the time of registration for the 2nd year, and reorientations will be possible up to the end of this second year. As you progress through the study cycle, you will be able to choose a course of study that will lead you to a number of masters degrees (Bac + 5).
- Semester 1 - Common core LLCER English
English expression and comprehension
English grammar
English phonetics
Introduction to English civilization
English text/stage/screen
English in the world
Reading list
LLCER-SDL portal :
Introduction to syntax
From grammar to syntax
Lexicology
Portail LLCER- LEA :
Oral and written expression Alld. Or Oral chin., Esp., Jap
Grammar Language B (German, Chinese, Spanish or Japanese
Translation Alld. Or Chin. Or Version Esp. Or Lexique et Kanji Jap.
Introduction to civilization language B (German, Chinese, Spanish or Japanese)
Economic news and media
General introduction to law
Introduction to literary studies English or Spanish
Reading list
Portail LLCER-Lettres :
Méthodologie du travail universitaire en Lettres
Romantismes
Mythes et littérature
Littérature des lumières
Creative writing workshop
- Semester 2
Major LLCER English
Syntax of the English Language
Oral Interaction and Phonetics
Grammar and Translation
Journalistic Translation
Reading and Literary Analysis
Expression Ecrite
Reading List II
Civilisation GB
Civilisation US
Contemporary Films Reading
Minor SDL
Choice between Introduction to Society and Institutions or Hispanic Civilization
Listening and speaking English/Spanish
Phonetics
LEA minor
Spanish (or B language)
English
Introduction to society and institutions
Hispanic civilization
French expression
Lettres minor
Choice between Introduction to society and institutions, Hispanic civilization.
English/Spanish listening and speaking
Contemporary literature
Admission
Admission requirements
This bachelor's degree is accessible via the LLCER-SDL, LLCER-Lettres or LLCER-LEA portals for students holding a French Baccalaureate for the first time in the 1st year of a bachelor's degree.
"TRAINING "EXPECTATIONS
Candidates for the Foreign and Regional Languages, Literatures and Civilizations (LLCER) degree are expected to:
- Have a very good level of writing skills to support a reasoned argument
This specialization presupposes the ability to understand texts of all kinds, as well as a solid ability to express oneself both orally and in writing, so as to be able to argue, reason, synthesize, produce and process a wide range of content.
- Very good level in at least one foreign language (level B)
This option, which includes compulsory modern language courses, requires a very good command of the chosen language at baccalaureate level.
- Demonstrate intellectual curiosity, especially about foreign cultures (reading, theater, cinema, documentaries, museum visits, travel).
This option requires a genuine interest in history, civilization and literary, linguistic and artistic culture in general, and in the geographical area of the chosen language in particular.
- A keen interest in reading in French and foreign languages
This training requires an aptitude for reading literary texts in French and in the chosen language.
- Have a good general knowledge and be open to the world
Interest in the subject is of course essential, but studying languages also requires a good general knowledge in a wide range of fields.
- Ability to work independently and organize work, alone or as part of a team
This expectation underlines the importance of the candidate's ability to work independently, alone or in a small group. As with many university courses, the LLCER License leaves a substantial amount of room for organization and personal work.
How to register
Licence application procedures for (future) baccalaureate holders with a French baccalaureate obtained in France and applying for the 1st time: https: //www.parcoursup.fr
Enrolment in JULY, as soon as the results of the baccalauréat are known, in accordance with the procedures communicated at the time of pre-registration.
Tuition fees
For students:
https://www.univ-orleans.fr/fr/univ/formation/droits-dinscriptions
For adults returning to school; consult SEFCO.
And then
Further studies
At Orléans University
At the end of a 3-year Bachelor's degree, students can continue their studies at the University of Orléans in one of the following Master's programs:
- Master "Langues et Sociétés", Translation and Multilingual Communication or Languages, Intercultural Transmission and Mediation
- Master "MEEF 2nd degré" English
- Master "MEEF 1er degré",
- Master "Langues Etrangères Appliquées" Languages, Business and International Trade .
Outside the University of Orléans
- All the Masters courses in the Lettres et Langues field open to LLCER students (specialized research, LEA, translation and interpreting, communication, tourism, etc.)
- Master's degree courses abroad (UK, USA, Canada, Spain, Latin America, etc.)
- All the bac+4 courses open to students with a Licence LLCER d'Anglais, including : preparation for bachelor's-level civil service entrance exams; translation and interpreting schools; librarianship studies; journalism schools; anthropology or ethnology studies; political science institutes (second-year entrance exam); business schools open to students from Literature and Languages courses...
Professional integration
The training offered is generalist in nature.
Above all, it prepares students for further studies (Masters, competitive examinations) and for subsequent training in a wide range of professions.
The list below is not exhaustive:
- Teacher (primary and secondary education, higher education) and trainer (continuing education, specialized training, in-company training, etc.).)
- French teacher abroad
- Conseiller Principal d'Education
- Translator, editor, proofreader in the publishing field
- Translator-interpreter
- Documentalist
- Culture, tourism and journalism professions
- Intercultural mediation professions
- Jobs open to competitive examination in the civil service
- Corporate professions depending on the specializations of the Masters obtained.