Pedagogical registration
General pedagogical registration takes place for both semesters; only group enrolments take place each semester.
You have 30 minutes to complete your course registration. Once this time has elapsed, you will need to log in again and start the entire registration process from the beginning.
Once your course registration has been confirmed, you MUST download your course contract before logging out.
This course contract must be emailed to your course coordinator, along with – for L2 and L3 students ONLY – your subject choices for UE3 and/or UE4, including the code and name of each subject.
Please note:
- Enrolment for Master’s programmes is carried out via an enrolment form which can be downloaded from the institution’s website: Course registration forms
- Only Bachelor’s degree programmes, DLC, DL and DC courses, as well as distance-learning language diplomas, will be available online.
For modules 3 and/or 4 of the second and third years of the Bachelor’s degree, you must email the following to your academic administrator:
- the module code
- the module name
- For Passports
Once administrative enrolment has been completed, pedagogical registration (course selection) is subject to the number of places available.
To this end, you will need to send an email to your academic advisor, stating:
o Student number
o Surname + First name
o Chosen language
o Course codes for the modules you wish to take.
o The course codes for the 1st and 2nd semesters that you wish to take (between 1 and 8 courses over the year)
- For minor subjects:
Once you have completed your administrative enrolment, your academic enrolment (choice of modules) is subject to the number of places available.
To this end, you will need to send an email:
If you are enrolled on a Bachelor’s degree at your main institution: to the academic office for the language you are studying.
If you are enrolled on a Master’s or PhD programme at your main institution: to the Masters’ office (See the email)
This email MUST include the following information:
- your student number
- your surname at birth
- your first name
- the name of the public higher education and research institution in France at which you are enrolled for the 2026/2027 academic year. You must attach the following to this form: your 2026/2027 enrolment certificate
- the level at which you are enrolled at your main institution (Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD)
- the course codes for the first and second semesters that you wish to take (between 1 and 4 courses over the academic year)
Choice of groups:
The following departments are the only ones affected by the choice of groups:
- The Department of Korean Studies
PLEASE NOTE: To ensure you register correctly for the L2 and L3 groups, please refer to the explanatory documents regarding the correspondence of possible groups, which can be downloaded below.
Groupes L2 coréen (112.86 KB, .pdf)
Groupe L3 coréen (109.37 KB, .pdf)
- The Department of Japanese
PLEASE NOTE: course enrolment for the first-year Korean and Japanese groups will not be available online. This will be handled by the academic administrators, who will automatically allocate you to groups in alphabetical order.
Only first-year Japanese students enrolled on a dual-degree programme, those in employment, or those with medical grounds may request to be allocated to the evening group (group 10). NO CHANGES TO GROUPS will be accepted.
- The Department of Arabic Studies
- The Eurasia Department (for Turkish and methodology)
- The Russian Department (Introductory, Intensive and First Year)
- The European Department (for methodology)
- The Department of Chinese Studies
Once your enrolment has been confirmed, you will no longer be able to return to the platform to make any changes. You must contact your academic adviser by email.
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Please read the sections below carefully; they will guide you through the process of completing your course enrolment.
Before you begin the course enrolment process, we strongly advise you to consult the timetables online as well as the course brochures to ensure you select the correct modules.
Tempo and L1+ path accuracy
Tempo and L1+ path accuracy
You have been admitted to Inalco under the ‘Oui Si’ scheme, so you are enrolled on the LLCER first-year Bachelor’s degree programme within the Licence Plus pathway (Tempo or L1+).
When you register for your modules, you will not see the details of modules UE1 and UE4, which include options allocated by your Tempo tutor and the REVE department, based on your student profile, and which will be finalised at a later date by the REVE department.
Before proceeding with your academic registration, please consult the page relating to your programme Tempo or L1+. You must read the ‘IP WEB guide – steps to follow’ at the bottom of the page.
You can find the links below if required.
https://www.inalco.fr/en/formations/parcours-tempo
https://www.inalco.fr/en/formations/l1-pathway
Master’s Programme
When completing their administrative enrolment, students choose their specialisation (academic or professional) based on their field of interest and their study plan. They may change this if necessary during the first semester, following consultation with their dissertation supervisor.
When registering for modules, students must ensure that their chosen specialisation is consistent with the topic of the mini-dissertation prepared in the first year of the Master’s programme. Students must also ensure that they comply with the number of credits (ECTS) required for each module.
There is no online course registration for the Master’s programme. You will find all the course registration forms to be completed on the page Course Registration Forms. The documents must be signed and countersigned by the responsible lecturers before being submitted to the LLCER Master’s Office: office 3.48 / postbox H / View e-mail
For Master’s programmes in vocational streams, you must contact your programme coordinator so that they can advise you on the procedure to follow.
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