Master Sciences Du Langage — Plurilinguisme et FLE

The Master Sciences Du Langage, taught through the Plurilinguisme et FLE track at Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne in Reims Cedex, France, belongs to the discipline of language sciences, with a specific orientation toward multilingualism and French as a foreign language teaching. This field of study covers linguistics, applied linguistics, and language pedagogy, examining how languages are structured, acquired, and taught to speakers of other languages. Typical subjects include phonetics, grammar, sociolinguistics, second language acquisition theory, and teaching methodology for French as a foreign or second language. Students often study how multilingual environments affect language learning and use, and how teaching approaches need to adapt for learners from different linguistic backgrounds. Graduates in this discipline commonly work as French language teachers abroad or within France for non-native speakers, language program coordinators, materials designers for language courses, or consultants for organizations supporting multilingual education. Some move into research on language acquisition or into broader roles in international education and cultural exchange programs where French language teaching is part of the mission. This is a two-year master's degree delivered in French at the Reims campus, with courses starting in September and yearly tuition of two hundred fifty euros. It is suited to students who want to build expertise in linguistics alongside practical training in teaching French to speakers of other languages, within a program that also addresses the realities of multilingual classrooms and communities.