Licence Lettres - Parcours Lettres et écritures

The special feature of the Lettres et Ecriture pathway lies in the importance given to creative writing. Students will benefit from individualised support in their creative practice (individual and group, in workshops, in conjunction with professionals, as part of internships, etc.), with a special emphasis on interdisciplinarity (literature, linguistics, digital, etc.).

The course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to develop their creative skills in a wide range of disciplines, including literature, linguistics, digital, etc.

The course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to develop their creative skills in a wide range of disciplines, including literature, linguistics, digital, etc.

The course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to develop their creative skills in a wide range of disciplines, including literature, linguistics, digital, etc

p class="MsoNormal" style="tab-stops: list 36.0pt; layout-grid-mode: char;"This course is for anyone who wants to hone their writing skills, develop their creativity or perfect their style.

Applicants holding a baccalaureate or a DAEU are authorised to register for a licence.

To find out about all the admission requirements:

https://allsh.univ-amu.fr/fr/candidature-inscription/admission

- Personal practice of creative writing

- Good command of the French language

- Developed taste for reading

-A broad literary culture

- Intellectual curiosity (interest in different forms of artistic expression)

- Strong creativity  

- Of persévérance

- Open-mindedness (the ability to receive constructive criticism and challenge oneself)

The Modern Literature degree, whatever the path, is organised into three major blocks of knowledge and skills which are structured as follows : block 1 covers cross-disciplinary and general knowledge (methodology, modern languages, career planning and orientation, digital project, knowledge of the French-speaking world and the Middle Ages, etc.); Block 2 covers fundamental skills in French literature, comparative literature, French language and linguistics, and French literature and linguistics;french language and linguistics; in block 3, the emphasis is on specialised skills related to training in creative writing;criture créative (atelier d'écriture, écriture numérique, l'œuvre et le monde éditorial, l'œuvre et son auteur, le stage...)

The introduction to research is part of the gradual specialisation of training in literature and writing and the preparation for further study after the bachelor's degree. In Year 3, students are made more aware of the tools and issues involved in current research in French and comparative literature, and in French language and linguistics.

In Year 3, students are made more aware of the tools and issues involved in current research in French and comparative literature, and in French language and linguistics

The formation of knowledge

- en littérature française des origines à nos jours

- in general and comparative literature from different linguistic and cultural areas

- in French language and linguistics from the origins to the present day (history of the French language, introduction to French linguistics, lexicology, morphology, semantics, syntax, creeacute;oles, language contacts, stylistics, versification...)

- representation of orality in literature 

- the éditorial questions

- écopoétique

- Reactionary skills: mastery of oral and written expression

- Mastery of a modern foreign language

- Methodological skills: text analysis, linguistic analysis, film adaptation, screenwriting, essay and argument, synthesis, creative writing, digital writing, documentary research.

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The programme offers a variety of teaching methods that are open to innovative approaches. The core courses, which combine joint classes and group classes, and the specialist courses encourage different types of linkage between theory and practice, both written and oral

-The student has a regular teacher, the Director of Studies. He or she benefits from regular and individualised monitoring.

-Back-to-school days provide an opportunity to present the course of study, the University's services, optional courses, visit the University Library and introduce the Service Commun de Documentation (SCD).

-Practice training, compulsory for L1 students, is a discovery of the ENT Digital Work Environment, the AMETICE teaching platform, institutional email (http://cipe.univ-amu.fr)

- Peer tutoring (Masters-level students) provides personalised support throughout the year

- A French language practice enhancement scheme offers workshops in writing, sequencing, mastering the French language and understanding texts in the form of bonuses

Progressive orientation at the end of semester 1 of Licence 1 and at the end of Licence 1.

Open courses offer the opportunity to explore other disciplines.

In the third year, a course entitled "Career planning and guidance" aims to prepare students for the possibility of continuing their studies in the future;senter les possibilités de continuétudes ou les alternatives (césure ; mobilités à l'étranger...)

Mobility is encouraged. For more information: https://allsh.univ-amu.fr/fr/international/partir-etranger

Schooling: https://allsh.univ-amu.fr/contacts-scolarite