Master Langues Etrangeres Appliquees — Commerce Trilingue Durable et Numérique (CTDN)

Université Sorbonne Nouvelle in Paris, France offers Master Langues Etrangeres Appliquees — Commerce Trilingue Durable et Numérique (CTDN), a two-year master's program taught in French, starting in September, with yearly tuition of EUR 250. This track sits within the broader discipline of applied foreign languages, which pairs the study of multiple foreign languages with training in a professional domain, in this case international commerce with an emphasis on sustainability and digital tools. Students in this kind of program generally study business language and correspondence in several languages, international trade practices, e-commerce and digital marketing, and the fundamentals of supply chain and logistics. Sustainability themes often run through the coursework, covering topics such as responsible sourcing, environmental regulation affecting trade, and corporate social responsibility in international business. The digital component typically includes training in online sales channels, digital marketing techniques, and the use of data and technology platforms in commercial operations. Negotiation skills, contract basics, and cross-cultural business communication are also common building blocks of applied language degrees oriented toward commerce. Because trade increasingly happens across borders and online, this field trains students to operate comfortably in more than one language while understanding the commercial, legal, and environmental considerations that shape modern trade. Graduates commonly pursue careers in international sales, digital commerce, import-export management, supply chain coordination, or sustainability-focused roles within trading companies and multinational firms. Others move into marketing or business development positions where multilingual communication is a requirement. The program is delivered entirely in French at the Sorbonne Nouvelle campus in Paris.