Un troisième cycle à l’étranger ?
13 février 2007
Le programme Erasmus
L'entrée en troisième cycle est le moment idéal pour mettre les voiles. En effet, nombre de pays ne délivrent pas de diplôme supérieur avant trois à six ans d'études. Votre démarche sera d'autant plus judicieuse si vous dénichez une formation réellement en phase avec votre projet professionnel. À ce stade, fini les séjours linguistiques pour « prendre l'air » ! Parmi les multiples dispositifs disponibles en la matière, le plus connu demeure sans conteste le programme d'échanges Erasmus, qui permet de passer de trois mois à un an dans un autre pays de l'Union européenne, quelle que soit la filière d'études, avec reconnaissance du cursus suivi à l'étranger par l'établissement d'origine.Les masters binationaux
Autre alternative : les cursus intégrés, ou masters binationaux, encore peu nombreux, devraient se développer avec l'harmonisation européenne. Programmes de formation instaurés par un établissement français en collaboration avec une ou plusieurs universités étrangères, ils proposent des périodes d’études alternées dans chacun des établissements partenaires, avec souvent un double diplôme à la clé. Pour la rentrée 2004, l'université de Nantes propose ainsi un master professionnel mention communication et médiations culturelles au profil international : « C'est une formation destinée aux linguistes, qui implique un semestre dans l'une de nos universités partenaires en master 1, et un semestre en stage à l'étranger en master 2, explique son responsable, Patrice Neau. Pour l'instant, nous ne délivrons pas de double diplôme, mais le caractère international de ce cursus est un atout certain. »lu sur: www.letudiant.fr
Libellés : erasmus, etranger, europe, université
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