Admission requirements - Bachelor's degree in International Business Studies (Licence LLCER)
With a view to improving the quality of teaching and due to limited lecture hall capacity, the LLCER International Commerce course welcomes a maximum of 120 students in the second year (L2) and 120 students in the third year (L3). Once these numbers have been reached, the course is unable to take on additional students.
L1 results must be of a good standard in both language and civilization. Each semester must be validated independently (at least 10/20 in semester 1 and 10/20 in semester 2), with a minimum of compensation between UEs within each semester.
If your application has been accepted, you will receive a registration authorization which will enable you to enroll administratively (Please note: no administrative registration will be possible without this authorization).
ATTENTION : no direct admission to L3 LLCER Parcours Commerce International is possible for students from outside Inalco and those from Inalco who have not validated a L2 LLCER Parcours Commerce International. If you wish to enroll in this course, you must apply in L2. If you have already completed a full degree, you can also apply for the Diplôme d'Etablissement de Commerce International et Langue Orientale (CILO).
To access the International Commerce pathway of the LLCER, an application file must be sent via the eCandidat platform and must include:
- an application form to be completed and scanned (downloadable from the e-candidate platform)
- a cover letter written in French setting out your professional project (1 page)
- a transcript of marks for the first semester of the current year
- a transcript of marks for the baccalauréat (or equivalent)
- a copy of diplomas obtained since the baccalauréat (for students who have already completed one or more university courses)
- transcripts of diplomas obtained since the baccalauréat
- for foreign students without a French state diploma (example: licence), official attestation of C1 level French (TCF or DALF)
For foreign students, a sworn translation of all documents supplied not written in French is required.