Presentation
Contemporary Hispanic World Masters: specialising in Hispanic cultural studies (art, literature, theatre, cinema, civilisation, language and translation).
Teaching takes the form of seminars, workshops and lectures.
The THEATR@D theatre translation workshop offers a pre-professional approach.
Work placements.
Active participation in the research activities of the ICTT laboratory.
Continuation into doctoral studies possible.
Teaching takes the form of seminars, workshops and lectures.
The THEATR@D theatre translation workshop offers a pre-professional approach.
Work placements.
Active participation in the research activities of the ICTT laboratory.
Continuation into doctoral studies possible.
Domain: Culture, Heritage and Digital Societies
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Teaching and laboratory team
Contemporary Hispanic World course
Antonia Amo Sánchez (PR)
Jean-Paul Campillo (PRAG)
Marie Galéra (MCF)
Naima Lamari (MCF).
Theatre(s), Literatures and Cultures of the 20th and 21st Centuries in English course
Marianne Beauviche, MCF Germanic Studies, Contemporary Civilisation
Yves Caron, Editorial Manager, EUA
Elsa Cavalié MCF British Literature and Culture
Sophie Gaillard MCF French Theatre and Performing Arts.
Marie-Jeanne Galera, MCF Literature and Theatre Latin America
Cyrielle Garson, MCF Anglophone Theatre
Justine Gonneaud, MCF - British Literature
Madelena Gonzalez, PR English Literature and Culture
Helen Landau, director of the Théâtre au Chapeau rouge
Béatrice Prioron-Pinelli, Acting Head of Public Services Department
the Audience Training Department and the Cultural Events Department
Eleanor Stewart-Tanguy MCF British Theatre
Flora Valadié, MCF American Literature
The master's programme is supported by the "Cultural Identity, Texts and Theatricality" research unit: https://ictt.univ-avignon.fr
All masters students are members of the team and take part in its activities (colloquia, study days, workshops, seminars). Internships are offered within the unit to provide an insight into the research profession (event organisation, scientific editing and formatting).
Antonia Amo Sánchez (PR)
Jean-Paul Campillo (PRAG)
Marie Galéra (MCF)
Naima Lamari (MCF).
Theatre(s), Literatures and Cultures of the 20th and 21st Centuries in English course
Marianne Beauviche, MCF Germanic Studies, Contemporary Civilisation
Yves Caron, Editorial Manager, EUA
Elsa Cavalié MCF British Literature and Culture
Sophie Gaillard MCF French Theatre and Performing Arts.
Marie-Jeanne Galera, MCF Literature and Theatre Latin America
Cyrielle Garson, MCF Anglophone Theatre
Justine Gonneaud, MCF - British Literature
Madelena Gonzalez, PR English Literature and Culture
Helen Landau, director of the Théâtre au Chapeau rouge
Béatrice Prioron-Pinelli, Acting Head of Public Services Department
the Audience Training Department and the Cultural Events Department
Eleanor Stewart-Tanguy MCF British Theatre
Flora Valadié, MCF American Literature
The master's programme is supported by the "Cultural Identity, Texts and Theatricality" research unit: https://ictt.univ-avignon.fr
All masters students are members of the team and take part in its activities (colloquia, study days, workshops, seminars). Internships are offered within the unit to provide an insight into the research profession (event organisation, scientific editing and formatting).
