Masters

The ESC master’s degree is intended for all students interested in the role of language—in the broadest sense, including iconic, gestural, spatial, and more broadly nonverbal signs—in social and professional dynamics. This includes not only graduates with degrees in language sciences and, more generally, in the humanities and social sciences (philosophy, history, sociology, etc.), but also students from other backgrounds: communication, marketing, graphic design, design, etc. etc.), literature and languages, and communication, but also students from other backgrounds: communication, marketing, graphic designers, designers, etc.

 

The “Contemporary Societies: Politics, Identities, Environment” specialization is a generalist, interdisciplinary, and international program whose main purpose is to provide the knowledge and skills needed to understand the issues and analyze the social, political, ethical, and cultural problems of contemporary societies.

 

The Master’s Degree in Survey Sociology is characterized above all by its refusal to separate theoretical inquiry from empirical requirements in the sociological approach. It provides training in various sociological methods and theoretical and conceptual tools in order to prepare students for a range of careers in sociology, in the field of public research, as well as in local government, observatories, the private sector, associations, and the semi-public sector (research and study officers in the public, semi-public, or private sector; consultants in socio-economic fields; conducting behavioral or opinion surveys; consulting in the social sector, etc.). It also provides access to doctoral programs (in France and abroad).