Doctoral training

LACITO is a research laboratory. As such, it can accommodate doctoral students working under the direction of the laboratory’s researchers and teacher-researchers.

Defended thesis
Thesis in progress

PhD supervision

The number of doctoral students registered at LACITO is generally between 20 and 30. More specifically, students do not register directly with LACITO, but with a thesis director within a doctoral school associated with a university. If the PhD supervisor (or co-supervisor) is affiliated with LACITO, then the doctoral student automatically reports to our laboratory.
If you wish to register for a doctorate in our laboratory, you must first contact one of the LACITO members authorized to supervise a thesis:

Before contacting one of these scholars, please read their scientific profile carefully, to make sure that they are suited to your project.

Doctoral students registered at LACITO regularly receive information on training, seminars, and other scientific events. They also receive information but also on possible funding, and more generally on the life of the laboratory. They have access to office space, printing tools, and a common room. Above all, they can apply for funding for their travels, whether to participate in conferences or conduct fieldwork. The LACITO provides the loan of audio or video recording equipment.

LACITO cannot, however, directly offer grants or doctoral contracts. These are offered by doctoral schools, external systems (e.g. CIFRE), the Labex EFL, etc.

.

Seminars open to doctoral students

 

We strongly encourage our doctoral students to participate in our various seminars, our summer schools, and other types of training or teaching. This year the following seminars were offered:

 

Monthly online seminar. Contact the organizers if you are interested.

 

  • Critique and/in sociolinguistics (presentation here)
    • Organizer: J. Costa. Seminar accredited by ED622

 

  • TACOL: Terrain, Analyse et Comparaison des langues (presentation here)

  • Linguistic typology / Typology and evolution of Austronesian languages (presentation here)
    Master (M2) and PhD in linguistics

Seminars from previous years:

Université Sorbonne

Nouvelle – Paris 3

(ED 622)

  • Science ouverte – Enjeux et méthodes (présentation : ED622 / Himalco)
    Responsable : A. Michaud
    Semestre 1 (2021-2022) les mardis de 10 h à 12 h, au CNRS de Villejuif (bât. D, salle de conférences)
    Dates : 04 janvier, 11 janvier, 25 janvier 2022
    Seminar accredited by the doctoral schools of the Sorbonne Nouvelle and INALCO.

  • Concepts et méthodes de l’anthropologie linguistique pour l’enquête de terrain (présentation en pdf)
    Responsable / C. Leguy
    Semestre 2 (2020-2021), les jeudis de 14h à 16h, Maison de la recherche, 4 rue des Irlandais, 75005 Paris (salle à préciser)
  • Typologie linguistique / Typologie et évolution des langues austronésiennes (I. Bril, 2022-2023, cf. EPHE)
  • Typologie linguistique / Typologie et évolution des langues austronésiennes (lien)
    Master (M2) et doctorat de linguistique par I. Bril
    Semestres 1 et 2, les mercredis, de 10h à 12h, en Sorbonne, escalier E (salle D052)

 

  • Typologie et abstraction (lien)
    Doctorat de linguistique par A. Lemaréchal
    Semestres 1 et 2, les jeudis, de 16h à 18h, en Sorbonne, escalier E (salle D052)
Skip to content