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Bachelor en Cultures Européennes - English studies
Take a moment to find out about the Bachelor en Cultures Européennes and the English Studies specialisation track before you make up your mind.
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The Bachelor en Cultures Européennes is an interdisciplinary programme. |
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it combines a specialisation in a traditional academic field (in this case: English Studies) with a common curriculum in European Cultures. |
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The Bachelor en Cultures Européennes is a trilingual programme. |
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English Studies specialisation modules and courses are taught in English, but the common curriculum is co-organised by five specialisation tracks and taught in combinations of English, French, and German. |
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The common curriculum makes up one third of the credits required to graduate (60 ECTS). |
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Very concretely, this means that you will have to be able to follow and pass courses in other disciplines in either French, German, or English, or combinations thereof. |
IMPORTANT! Before you apply, please check out our programme-specific admission requirements and procedures. The application process varies in length and complexity, depending on your nationality and residence status, and on where you obtained your school leaving qualifications.
