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List of courses taught in English at Saint-Louis
First Term
Faculty of Philosophy, Languages and Letters, and Human Sciences
GERM1140 - English : Linguistics I and Practical Exercises
GERM1240A - English : Linguistics and practical exercises II A
GERM1101 - English : history of literature and analysis of texts I
GERM1263 - English : civilisation
Faculty of Economics, Social and Political Sciences and Communication
ESPO1170 - Economics I
ECGE 1217 - Microeconomics
ECGE1113 - Economics I
ECGE 1328 - Management and strategy
ECGE 1340 - Economic history
SPOL1312 - International Relations
COMU1211 - Corporate communication and public relations
ESPO1360 - Ethics and the Economy
ESPO 1165 - Political Science
POLS 1114 - Communication Science
ANGL1191 - English I (Economics/Engineering)
ANGL1192 - English I (Political and social sciences)
ANGL1291 - English II (Economics/Engineering)
ANGL1292 - English II (Political and social sciences)
ANGL1392 - English III (Political and social sciences)
Faculty of Law
DRAN1120 - Introduction to the culture of the English-speaking world
HDDR1363 - Intellectual Property Law
DROI11411 - Everyday English
or DROI11422 - Advanced everyday English
DRAN1310 - EU Law : Foundations
DRAN1216 - Legal Theory
Courses for exchange students :
ERAS3029 - Seminar in economics
ERAS1000 - Seminar in international and european organizations
Independent Study (4 credits) under conditions *:
List of Topics
Second Term
Faculty of Philosophy, Languages and Letters, and Human Sciences
GERM1140 - English : Linguistics I and Practical Exercises
GERM1240B - English : Linguistics and Practical Exercises II B
GERM1101 - English : history of literature and analysis of texts I
GERM1300 - English : history of literature
GERM1351 - English : literary texts analysis and special questions
GERM1354 - English : special questions of linguistics
Faculty of Economics, Social and Political Sciences and Communication
POLS1127 - Economics II
ECGE1116 - Introduction to financial markets
ECGE1114 - Economics II
ECGE1215 - Public Finance
ESPO1164 - Geopolitics
HDPO1315 - EU Politics
SPOL1215 - International organizations
ECGE1216 - Human management
ECGE1327 - Corporate Finance
ECGE1317 - European economics
COMU1313 - International Communications
ECGE1314 - International Economics
POLS1321 - Society and Environment
ECGE1215 - Public Economics
ANGL1191 - English I (Economics/Engineering)
ANGL1192 - English I (Political and social sciences)
ANGL1291 - English II (Economics/Engineering)
ANGL1292 - English II (Political and social sciences)
ANGL1391 - English III (Economics/Engineering)
Faculty of Law
DRAN1261 - Common Law
DRAN1262 - Introduction to Comparative Law
DROI11411 - Everyday English
or DROI11422 - Advanced everyday English
DROI1240B - Legal Law II
DRAN1220 - Economics
DRAN1217 - Legal History
Faculty of Translation and Interpreting
Culture and communication (cultural, social, economic and political cultures - courses in English, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch, Russian and Turkish) (5 credits)
Courses for exchange students :
ERAS3030 - Introduction to Belgian politics
ERAS2000 - Seminar on International and European organisations in Brussels
Independent Study (4 credits) under conditions *:
List of Topics
*Under certain conditions, an Erasmus student has the opportunity to carry out a research work on a specific subject in the field of his/her choice (economy, sociology, law, political science, international relations, management, etc...) during one semester and it is worth 4 credits.
At the beginning of the semester, the student will have to choose the subject in a list of proposals. The student and the promotor (or supervising professor) have first to agree on the choice of the subject.
The promotor will then give a few guidelines to the student : readings (a book or specialized articles), deadlines, number of pages, etc..
The student will then have to carry out his research work (fieldresearch - interviews - etc.).
At least twice during the semester, they will meet to discuss the progress of the research work.
Before the end of the semester, the student will have to write a paper between 12 and 20 pages according to the promotor’s guidelines including an appropriate bibliography, footnotes...
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