Master Langues Etrangeres Appliquees — Management de Projet Internationaux Multilingues

Tuition fees for Master Langues Etrangeres Appliquees — Management de Projet Internationaux Multilingues are 292 USD per year.

Applied Foreign Languages, known in France as Langues Étrangères Appliquées or LEA, combines the study of two or more foreign languages with training in business, law, economics, and international relations, rather than treating languages as a purely literary or linguistic subject. The Management de Projet Internationaux Multilingues track at Université de Bretagne Occidentale in Brest builds on this base by focusing on the coordination of projects that span multiple countries, languages, and cultural contexts. Students in this kind of program typically study specialized language skills for professional settings, intercultural communication, international trade and negotiation, project management methods, and the legal and economic frameworks relevant to cross-border business. Coursework often includes translation exercises tied to commercial or institutional contexts, as well as practical training in coordinating teams and resources across different markets. Because LEA graduates combine language fluency with business competence, they are well positioned for roles in international project coordination, export and import management, multilingual communications, corporate international relations, and positions within multinational organizations, NGOs, and public institutions with an international mandate. The multilingual project management specialization in particular targets students aiming for coordination or management roles where language skills serve as a practical tool rather than an academic end in themselves. All instruction is delivered in French, which students should factor into their language planning alongside the additional foreign languages studied as part of the LEA curriculum. The program runs for two years and is based in Brest, a port city in Brittany with strong ties to maritime and international trade. Yearly tuition is set at EUR 250, consistent with standard public university rates in France, and the program is expected to begin in September.