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Timetables
Please note: for security reasons, timetables (Inalco course schedules) via Hyperplanning are now only accessible to individuals (teachers, administrative staff, students) who hold a valid Inalco digital account for the academic year in question.
For students, activation of this digital account requires that they have completed their administrative enrolment for 2026/2027 and that this has been validated by the Registrar’s Office.
However, for information purposes only, view the course catalogue on this page.
Please note that the timetables in the course catalogue are provided for information purposes only. They reflect the information available as at 3 July 2026. They will not be updated in this catalogue.
Once you have enrolled at Inalco for the 2026/2027 academic year and activated your digital account, you will be able to log in to your student portal and to Hyperplanning
Timetables displayed on Hyperplanning are subject to frequent changes. Please ensure you check them regularly.
You can view your timetables by following the link below.
Please note! Make sure you click on the last box: “Course timetable”.
How to use the timetable
Use the "enter name" field and select a language, a qualification and a level.
For example: Japanese L2, Hungarian L1, Malagasy L1, Maghreb Arabic L2, etc.
To view your chosen timetable, click on “Customised” in the top left-hand corner of the calendar and select “Semester 1” or “Semester 2”.
If the room number or the lecturer’s name is not displayed, simply click on the box to bring up all the details in a new pop-up window.
- On the timetable, when several classes are taking place at the same time, click on the numbers 1, 2 or 3 to the left of the box to view the different courses on offer
- The cross-disciplinary modules for L2 and L3can be found under ‘Study Paths’... (+ select your study path).
Courses on civilisation focusing on a geographical area and common to several languages within the same department can be found by the name of the region or department, for example “South Asia — civilisation L1”, “Eurasia — civilisation L2”, Africa – civilisation L1”, etc.”
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