Doctorate in Language Studies with English and French
- Feb 19
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This doctorate study program is an advanced, fully research-based academic pathway designed for scholars, educators, and language professionals seeking the highest level of intellectual and research development in multilingual studies. With a strong focus on English and French, the program supports in-depth exploration of linguistic theory, applied language research, intercultural communication, and advanced discourse analysis within global contexts.
Academically positioned at a level equal to EQF Level 8 and aligned with the third European cycle, the program reflects the standards expected of the highest academic qualification frameworks in Europe. It is designed for individuals who aim to contribute original knowledge to the field of language studies and demonstrate independent research capacity at an advanced level.
The academic structure consists of seven modules:
Four research-focused modules dedicated to advanced research design, quantitative and qualitative methodologies, academic publishing, and scholarly contribution development.
Two general modules that strengthen high-level academic competencies, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary perspectives.
One specialized module in Language Studies with English and French, focusing on advanced linguistics, comparative language systems, sociolinguistics, translation theory, intercultural studies, and language policy analysis.
In addition to the structured modules, the program includes a comprehensive thesis and research activities that allow candidates to produce substantial, original research in areas such as applied linguistics, bilingual education, multilingual communication, literary and cultural studies, discourse studies, or global language policy.
The minimum duration of the program is 18 months, with flexibility for participants to extend their study period according to the scope and depth of their research. This structure makes the program suitable for experienced professionals and academics seeking to advance their scholarly careers or contribute to higher education and research institutions.
The doctorate study program emphasizes academic independence, methodological rigor, multilingual expertise, and the capacity to generate original scholarly work. Graduates are expected to demonstrate advanced theoretical mastery, innovative research outcomes, and high-level proficiency in both English and French within academic, cultural, and international professional environments.





