Doctoral school n°265

The doctoral school's mission is to:

• ensure that the student submits an innovative and feasible research topic, under the direction of a teacher qualified to direct research and competent in the chosen subject, when registering for a thesis;
• allocate the doctoral contracts it has available to candidates each year;
• ensure that doctoral students' research projects are in line with the host unit's research axes, as part of a multi-disciplinary approach, well-informed of the state of the scientific field under study;
• supervise their work (annual registration and re-registration procedures; periodic review of progress and quality of work; organization of thesis mid-term; establishment of defense juries);
• foster scientific exchanges between doctoral students and between doctoral students and teacher-researchers, notably through doctoral days, notably within the framework of the Sorbonne Paris Cité University,
• encourage the establishment of co-directions and cotutelles and encourage doctoral students to multiply opportunities for external and more broadly European and international contacts;
• provide doctoral students with training useful to their research and professional projects;
• help PhD students finance the field missions their research requires, and speak at scientific meetings to present the progress and results of their work;
• accompany doctoral students in the preparation of their subsequent career path.

École doctorale n°265 Langues, littératures et sociétés du monde is headed by a Director, assisted by an Executive Committee and an Advisory Board comprising research unit directors, two staff representatives, doctoral students' representatives, and external personalities (scientists and representatives of the socio-economic world). Major decisions are taken by the Council, while day-to-day management and preparatory work for Council decisions is carried out by the Bureau.

Management

Director : Alexandre PRSTOJEVIC

 

Bureau

The Bureau brings together the Vice-President of the Scientific Advisory Board:

• Rima SLEIMAN, University Professor, Modern and contemporary Arabic literature, comparative literature
• Alexandre PRSTOJEVIC Director of the doctoral school

and three specialists from Inalco's major disciplines (language sciences, literature, social sciences), members of the Doctoral School Board

• Michel ANTELME, University Professor, Khmer Studies
• Guillaume JACQUES, Research Director, Historical linguistics and typology, Sino-Tibetan languages
• Françoise ROBIN, University Professor, Tibetan Studies

The Doctoral School Council is responsible for developing and implementing the scientific and pedagogical orientations of the Doctoral School. In particular, it deliberates on applications for admission to doctoral studies, and on the awarding of doctoral contracts and other funding.
The Board comprises twenty-six members, fourteen of whom are representatives of the École Doctorale. The Board comprises twenty-six members, fourteen of whom are representatives of the institutions, research units or teams concerned. It also includes two representatives of engineers, administrative, technical and service staff.

The other half is made up of doctoral students belonging to the Doctoral School, elected by their peers; it is completed by members from outside the Doctoral School, chosen in equal parts from French and foreign personalities with competence in the scientific fields concerned, on the one hand, and in the industrial and socio-economic sectors concerned, on the other.











































In accordance with current regulations, the Doctoral School Council comprises 29 members divided into five colleges. It is chaired by : 

The Director of the Doctoral School, Alexandre PRSTOJEVIC
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