In addition to providing a general background in the Arts, the bachelor's programme provides specialised instruction in Modern and Ancient Languages and Literature, and more specifically in French and Latin. Analysis of Latin and French texts plays a central role in the course. It is based on an in-depth knowledge of the Latin and French languages and on modern techniques in Hermeneutics, in Literature Theory and Linguistics.

The written and oral exams aim to evaluate not only the level of knowledge acquired, but also the know-how and communication skills of the student. Some subject areas which focus on the development of research and critical appreciation skills take the form of intermediary evaluations spread over the course of the year.

The conditions and regular admission requirements are specified on the web page "Access to Studies": http://www.ucl.ac.be/etudes/libres/en/acces.html

The bachelor's degree entitles direct access, without the need for any prerequisites, to the corresponding master's. During the master's studies, the student will be able to obtain a teaching diploma ("agrégation"), in one of the two languages.

Subject to prerequisites : on condition that the student has followed a corresponding minor and fulfilled the specified prerequisites upon completion of that minor, he will be able to access the master's of Ancient Languages and Literature (Classical or Oriental orientations). In accordance with the minor chosen by the student, other master programmes in the Arts or from other University faculties or departments may be accessible, subject to respect of the access conditions determined by the different bodies in charge of managing these programmes.

Anne CASSART (cassart@sflt.ucl.ac.be) - 010 / 47 48 57

President : Paul-Augustin DEPROOST (deproost@egla.ucl.ac.be)

Secretary : Claude THIRY (thiry@rom.ucl.ac.be)

• Minor in Theology
  
• Minor in Philosophy
  
• Minor in Law
  
• Minor in Criminology
  
• Minor in Information and Communication (*)
  
• Minor in Political Sciences
  
• Minor in Sociology and Anthropology
  
• Minor in Human and Social Sciences
  
• Minor in Economics (opening)
  
• Minor in Business Studies
  
• Minor in Dutch Studies
  
• Minor in German Studies
  
• Minor in Linguistics
  
• Minor in Hispanic Studies (*)
  
• Minor in Italian Studies(*)
  
• Minor in French Studies (*)
  
• Minor in Greek Studies
  
• Minor in Oriental Studies
  
• Minor in Literature Studies
  
• Minor in History
  
• Minor in Medieval Studies
  
• Minor in History of Art and Archaeology (*)
  
• Minor in Musicology
  
• Minor in Psychology and Education (*)
  
• Minor in Human Nutrition (*)
  
• Minor in General Biomedical Sciences (*)
  
• Minor in Clinical Biomedical Sciences (*)
  
• Minor in Medication Science (*)
  
• Minor in Physical Activity, Health and Culture of Movement (*)
  
• Minor in Geography (*)
  
• Minor in Statistics
  
• Minor in Urban Architecture
  
• Minor in Mathematics and Mathematical Applications
  
• Minor in Scientific Culture
  
• Minor in Gender Studies
  
• Minor in Culture and Creation
  
• Minor in European Studies
  

(*) Minor with access criteria.