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SELF (Study in English, Lyon, France)

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Nature :
Formation diplômante
Diplôme d'établissement homologué
Lieu d'enseignement :
Lyon
Niveau de recrutement :
Bac + 2
Durée de la formation :
1 semestre (premier ou deuxième)
Accessible en :
Formation initiale

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Présentation de la formation

Objectifs

Study in English in Lyon, France (SELF)
Objectives of the program :
The SELF program is designed to encourage significant improvement in the student's level of proficiency in the French language, possible fulfilment of home university curriculum requirements and subsequent credit transfer.

Most of the courses are designed from a European or French perspective and emphasis is placed upon international comparison.
Students should be motivated by the international experience of studying in France, even if they do not master the French language. The program is thus open to all university undergraduates.

Spécificités

The SELF program is a semester program

Fall semester : 4 September 2013, 9am, to 14 December 2013

Spring semester : 06 or 07 January (tbc) 2014 to early May 2014


Contrôle des connaissances

Assessment:
At least 2 marks (see syllabi for details)

Period of exams:
Fall semester: 2 December to 14 December 2013
Spring semester: to be settled

Transcript of records
Your transcript of records will be sent directly to your home University

Modalités d'accès

Conditions d'admission

Admission criteria:
The SELF program is available to students (exchange/non-exchange) who fulfil the following requirements:

Academic background:
Students should have completed a minimum of two years of university studies ; the academic level of SELF corresponds to upper-division undergraduate level

Level of French:
- The SELF program is designed for students with a basic French level (<A2)
- The SELF is a semester program so students willing to study one full year should reach a minimum level equivalent to DELF A2 at the start of their DEUF semester to successfully carry on their studies in French the following semester.
Beginners or students with a low level of French are expected to study one semester only.

Level of English:
For non-native English speakers or students not holding a degree in English
- TOEFL IBT:  overall score of 80 or higher with 20 at least for each section – only the official test will accepted (the local institutional version is not adequate)
- IELTS: overall score of 6,5 and 6 minimum at each section
- TOEIC including speaking, writing, listening and reading test: overall score of 660
- Cambridge Advanced: A/B
- Cambridge Proficiency: C minimum

Conditions d'inscription

Enrolment fees:
- Exchange students are exempt from enrolment fees

- Non-exchange students: 3.000 euros. They include access to many university facilities and services:
- Libraries and computer rooms
- A wide range of cultural, leisure and entertainment activities 

Additional fees: Social security (if applicable) : Euros 207 in 2012/2013
Sports (Euros 35)

Application deadlines for fee-paying students: 15 October for the spring semester.

Contenu des enseignements

Students can select up to 4 courses on top of French and civilization

Please note that:
  • The number of students in SELF classes is limited
  • A minimum of 15 students is required to open a course
  • The SELF classes take place on the "Manufacture Campus" (6 cours Albert Thomas)

Each subject represents 30 contact hours (FLE 60 hours on the whole - around15 hours taught during the integration period) and 6 credits
The civilization class represents 20 hours and 2 credits
Number of credits : 32 for the full program


The SELF program includes:

  • A 1 1/2-week compulsory integration period which combines :

    - appr.15 hours of French as a Foreign Language (FLE) - 60hrs througout over the semester
    - An introduction course to French culture and civilization taught in English -20hrs throughout the semester

    The integration program is free of charge and is totally separate from DEUF orientation course.
     
2013/2014 course offer over the following weeks :
1st semester: fall semester & 2nd semester: spring semester


- BUSINESS & BUSINESS CULTURE:
Brand Management 
Cross Cultural Management 
Deciphering the French Model of Capitalism (first semester only)
Doing Business in Europe
European Economics  (first semester only)
Human Resource Management 
International Finance
Responsible Marketing: Surfing the green wave (first semester only)

- LAW & POLITICAL SCIENCE:
Comparative Constitutional Law (1st semester only)
Comparative Legal Traditions (2nd semester only)
Concepts of Law in European Union
European Business Law
European Union : Integration and External Perspectives
Introduction to French Law (2nd semester only)
Introduction to Human Rights  Law (1st semester only)
Introduction to Public International Law and the Practice of International Organizations
 (1st semester only)

- HUMANITIES:
Tocqueville and Democracy in the Internet Age (1st semester only)
Comparative Literature and Post-Colonialism (1st semester only)
Contemporary Indian Society
European "Avant-Gardes"(1900-1939)
French History in Film (1st semester only) - syllabus available soon
Introduction to Communication Studies (1st semester only) -tbc
Shakespeare and the Supernatural (2nd semester only)
The history of "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité" (1789-2014) (2nd semester only) - syllabus available soon

Course selection form: the link will be sent to each SELF student at the beginning of November/May.
The course selection form must then be submitted online
before 05 June for the 1st semester and  30th November for the 2nd semester.

Final course selection
will be made upon arrival.

Partenariats

Langues d'enseignement

English

Contacts


Renseignements pratiques :

Service Général des Relations Internationales
Manufacture des Tabacs
6 Cours Albert Thomas BP8242
69355 Lyon Cedex 08

Tél. : (33) 4 78 78 73 93
Fax : (33) 4 78 78 77 65

Contact

[  Renouvellement du Titre de Séjour ]

[  Association Lyon III International ]

[  Campus France ]




[  Relations Internationales ]

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Mise à jour : 13 mai 2013 - Publication : 16 novembre 2005