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This programme aims to equip its future degree holders with a global knowledge of the world of the book which will prepare them to assume widely diversified jobs within the professions linked to this domain. |
Admission conditions|
Entrance to this programme is accessible to those holding a university degree related to Human Sciences or a degree judged to be equivalent. Students enrolled for the last year of their second university cycle (bachelor's degree) may also have access to the course. The latter can only get the master's degree one year after the bachelor's degree has been awarded. |
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In addition, the students must attest, either via a certificate or an exam, to having active knowledge of a second modern language (preferably English or Dutch) and to having a passive knowledge of a third modern language. |
Admission procedures|
The University admission and enrolment procedures are detailed in the "General Information" section on the WEB page :
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General structure of the programme|
The core syllabus of the programme aims to provide basic training common to the three specialisations. These common studies allow for orientation towards the three targeted specialisations represented by the three traditional branches of the elaboration and the distribution of books, namely : the publishing (publishing houses), selling ( bookshops) and loaning (libraries) thereof. |
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In the final stages, the practical aspects will be examined and a working knowledge of the professional environment will be acquired, thanks to the practical tasks included during the three month apprenticeship period in a publishing house, a book shop or a library. Students will be required to do a supplementary apprenticeship in one of UCL's libraries for the final specialisation. |
Programme content|
1. Core syllabus : 60 credits |
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Please note : the courses listed below may correspond to course material already followed in the context of another degree. Dispensations may be granted by the Programme Management Committee for those students who manage to have their equivalent diplomas validated. |
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1.1. Compulsory courses |
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| CLIB2120 |
Issues in the Sociology of books, including books for children[30h] (3 credits) (in French) | |
| FLTR2280 |
History of book and reading[30h] (3 credits) (in French) | |
| HOSP3501 |
Comptabilité générale[15h] (~) (in French) | |
| CLIB2000 |
Studying in a professional context[15h+15h] (3 credits) (in French) | |
| FLTR1291 |
Computer Applications in the Humanities[15h+15h] (3 credits) (in French) | |
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Students following the specialisation programmes in publishing and selling books will add 15 hours of practical work on a software programme related to the subject matter (2 credits). |
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1.2. Options |
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In order to attain the 60 credits required, the student will complete his programme by means of courses chosen from those listed below. Students may possibly submit other courses for approval by the Degree Management Committee. |
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| FLTR1510 |
Introduction to the Principal Works in European Literature I[30h] (5 credits) (in French) |
Paul Deproost, Guido Latre, Jean-Claude Polet (coord.) |
| FLTR1520 |
Introduction to the Principal Works in European Literature II[30h] (3.5 credits) (in French) | |
| FLTR1550 |
Theory of Literature[30h+7.5h] (3.5 credits) (in French) |
Jean-Louis Dufays (coord.), Michel Lisse |
| FLTR2250 |
Comparative Modern Literature[30h] (3 credits) (in French) | |
| HIST2250 |
Institutions History (1789 - 2000)[30h] (3 credits) (in French) | |
| HIST2540 |
Economic and social history of the industrial era[30h] (3 credits) (in French) | |
| HIST2550 |
History of ancient and medieval thought[30h] (3 credits) (in French) | |
| HIST2630 |
History of the construction of Europe[30h] (3 credits) (in French) |
Vincent Dujardin (supplée Michel Dumoulin), Michel Dumoulin |
| GLOR1130 |
A préciser (in French) | |
| GLOR1190 |
A préciser (in French) | |
| GLOR2140 |
History of Latin literature : special questions[30h] (4 credits) (in French) | |
| GLOR2310 |
History of Greek literature : special questions[15h] (2 credits) (in French) | |
| ROM1210 |
History of French Literature I[45h] (3.5 credits) (in French) | |
| ROM1521 |
History of XVIIth and XIXth century French Literature (1700-1850)[30h] (2.5 credits) | |
| ROM1522 |
History of XIXth and XXth century French Literature (1850-1950)[30h] (2.5 credits) | |
| ROM2232 |
History of French literature of the XVIII century[30h] (2.5 credits) |
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| ROM2234 |
Socio-criticism[30h] (3 credits) | |
| ROM2240 |
History of XIXth and XXth century French Literature[30h] (2.5 credits) (in French) | |
| ROM2430 |
History of contemporary French Literature[30h] (3 credits) | |
| ROM2441 |
French-speaking literature in Belgium[30h] (3 credits) |
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| ROM2442 |
French literature outside France and Belgium[30h] (3 credits) | |
| ROM2504 |
History of Spanish Literature I[30h] (3.5 credits) | |
| ROM2505 |
History of Spanish Literature II[30h] (3.5 credits) | |
| ROM2524 |
History of Italian Literature I[30h] (3.5 credits) | |
| ROM2525 |
History of Italian Literature II[30h] (3.5 credits) | |
| GERM2126 |
In-depth study of a period of English literature[30h] (4 credits) |
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| GERM2209 |
In-depth study of a period of English literature[30h] (4 credits) (in English) | |
| GERM2137 |
In-depth study of a period of Dutch literature[30h] (4 credits) |
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| GERM2213 |
In-depth study of a period of Dutch literature[30h] (4 credits) (in NL) | |
| GERM2205 |
Contemporary German literature[30h] (4 credits) |
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| ARKE2110 |
Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art (Advanced Course)[30h] (3 credits) | |
| ARKE2260 |
History of Architecture : Modern Times and the Contemporary Era[30h+15h] (6 credits) | |
| ARKE2300 |
History of Painting and Engraving : Modern Times and Contemporary Era[30h+15h] (6 credits) | |
| ARKE2404 |
A préciser (in French) | |
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2. Specialisation |
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2.1. Specialisation in Publishing (30 credits) |
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| MARK2950 |
Strategic marketing[45h] (5 credits) (in French) | |
| SESP1236 |
A préciser (in French) | |
| COMU2131 |
Semiology of analogue communications[30h] (3 credits) (in French) | |
| CLIB2130 |
Books and book graphics[15h] (2.5 credits) (in French) | |
| CLIB2001 |
Publishing and publishing techniques[15h] (2.5 credits) (in French) | |
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Work experience in a publishing house (12 ECTS) |
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2.2. Specialisation in a book shop (30 credits) |
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| MARK2950 |
Strategic marketing[45h] (5 credits) (in French) | |
| SESP1236 |
A préciser (in French) | |
| PERS2100 |
Management des ressources humaines[45h+15h] (~) (in French) |
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| PERS2950 |
Human resource management[45h] (5 credits) (in French) | |
| CLIB2002 |
Techniques of bookshop management[15h] (2.5 credits) (in French) | |
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Apprenticeship in a book shop (12 ECTS) |
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2.3. Specialisation in a library (30 credits) |
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| HIST1430 |
General heuristics[15h+15h] (3 credits) (in French) | |
| HIST2220 |
Quantitative methods in studying history[30h] (3.5 credits) (in French) | |
| PERS2100 |
Management des ressources humaines[45h+15h] (~) (in French) |
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| PERS2950 |
Human resource management[45h] (5 credits) (in French) | |
| CLIB2110 |
Library economics and notions of bibliometrics[37.5h] (4.5 credits) (in French) | |
| HIST2530 |
Archiveconomy[30h] (3.5 credits) | |
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Apprenticeship in a library outside UCL (10 credits) |
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3. Thesis (28 credits) |
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For the specialisations in publishing and librarianism, the thesis counts for 28 credits. |
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For the specialisation in book shops, the thesis counts for 18 credits, to which another 10 credits are added for the supplementary apprenticeship in a UCL library. |
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In addition, the student will follow an accompanying seminar for the thesis which counts for 2 credits. |
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