Licence Sciences du langage - Parcours Sciences du langage et Pluridisciplinarité

The main aim of the Language Sciences degree is to provide training in the analysis of human language in the diversity of its manifestations, based on theories, methods and tools, and drawing on the study of concrete cases.

Initial training, continuing training.

People interested in language, communication, languages.

Candidates holding a baccalaureate or a DAEU are authorized to register for a degree.

Holders of another diploma: https://allsh.univ-amu.fr/fr/formation/scolarite

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The degree is organized in 6 semesters offering blocks of fundamental teaching, transversal and general skills and options in other training. License 1 lays the foundations of the scientific approach in language sciences, with some courses on language, communication, the structure of languages, linguistic diversity, the cerebral bases of language, the links between languages, cultures and societies, gestures and signed languages. From License 2, the fundamental courses are subject to progression in the different areas (phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, semantics, pragmatics, interactions, discourse, sociolinguistics) until License 3. “Discovery” courses chosen with partner departments (English, Anthropology, French Linguistics, Educational Sciences, Sociology) allow students to complete their training and possibly reorient themselves.

The Language Sciences degree is supervised by a team of teacher-researchers who integrate advances from their own research into their teaching. Furthermore, the training is supported by the Speech and Language Laboratory (UMR 7309 CNRS) which is one of the largest laboratories in this field in Europe and researchers are involved in various courses. Several courses offer training in research through research, and students are required to carry out experimental or field studies.

• Identify and mobilize the concepts making it possible to describe the functioning of human language and languages ​​in all their dimensions

• Characterize the main mental mechanisms of language acquisition, understanding and production

• Analyze the linguistic data of a communication situation taking into account both the form of the message and the context of its production

• Conceive and explain a linguistic problem and implement its scientific treatment with reference tools and methods, in particular computer tools specific to the discipline.

• Collect and use linguistic materials (lexicons, transcriptions, corpora, etc.)

• Use reference digital tools and IT security rules to acquire, process, produce and disseminate information as well as to collaborate internally and externally

• Analyze and synthesize data with a view to their use.

• Develop an argument with critical thinking.

No compulsory internship.

Several teaching units offer supervised projects, notably in L3 the “Scientific mediation” course in which students must organize an event and create content.

• E1103 Communication (fr)
• E1106 Journalisme et information média (fr)
• J1406 Orthophonie (fr)

• 125G Langages artificiels et informatique ; Linguistique et didactique des langues (fr)

Teacher-researcher

Teacher (first and second degree, FLE)

Speech therapist

Communication professions

Journalism professions

Commercial lexicography

A tutoring service is regularly offered.

Regular meetings are held to help with orientation. The “Professional project and orientation” unit (L3, S5 & S6) is entirely dedicated to orientation and the development of the knowledge and skills acquired in Language Sciences; The course offers direct exchanges with professionals from different sectors and former students of the training.

The “Professional project and orientation” unit (L3, S5 & S6) is entirely dedicated to orientation and the development of the knowledge and skills acquired in Language Sciences; The course offers direct exchanges with professionals from different sectors and former students of the training.

International mobility is possible through different conventions