Didactics for foreign languages

The Master's program in Foreign Language Didactics is structured, like all master's degrees, over two years (four semesters). This program offers a rich and specialized education in language teaching striking a balance between theoretical knowledge and practical applications. It covers fundamental aspects such as Teaching and Researching Listening, Teaching and Researching reading, Teaching and Researching grammar, research skills… Furthermore, modern technologies and AI in language teaching are highlighted, providing innovative perspectives for language analysis and instruction in diverse contexts.

The goal of this program is to train professionals, educators, and researchers capable of understanding classroom dynamics, addressing complex didactic issues, and designing pedagogical and technological solutions tailored to current needs. This Master's program thus equips students to meet the contemporary challenges of language teaching and its applications.

The program concludes with the defense of a final thesis, developed by the student under the academic supervision of a faculty member and supported by research methodology training, which spans the first three semesters of study (the fourth semester is dedicated solely to the thesis project).