Formation continue en Langue, Culture et Société Italiennes

The Continuing Education in Italian Language, Culture and Society (LCSI) offers a historical and cultural panorama of Italian civilisation.

The programme at a glance – 30 ECTS

Duration:

1 years / 2 sem
Teaching languages:

ITALIEN
Admissions:

EU: 5 May 2025 – 17 Sep 2025
Fees:

200€/ sem. (semester 1,2)
Format:

Part-time programme

About the programme

The didactic approach is unique in that it combines the study of the traditional Italian culture of the peninsula with the study of its influence in Luxembourg. This programme provides tools for the reflection and better understanding of Italian society, language and culture from an interdisciplinary and intercultural academic perspective.

Programme (French)

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Interested in Italian culture?

In the Grand Duchy of
Luxembourg the Italians have impregnated society and culture
over the past 140 years and have become the most the most integrated national group
The Continuing Education in Italian Language, Culture and Society
Society (LCSI) offers a historical
historical and cultural panorama
of Italian civilization.

This programme is aimed at anyone interested in Italian culture and, in particular, at professionals involved in economic, cultural and political exchanges with Italy and who wish to develop better communication and management skills of social and professional relations in an intercultural and multilingual Luxembourgish context.

Guest students:

The Continuing Education courses in Italian Language, Culture and Society are also open to guest students, provided that they have already followed the entire course in the past. An auditor who has never followed the Continuing Education courses will not be accepted.

Becoming a guest student

Celebrating our 10-year anniversary

For 10 years, every Wednesday at dusk, in a tiny European country called Luxembourg, a window opens onto Italy. With the continuing education programme in LCSI, there are many of us who open that window: up to 13 different nationalities out of a numerus clausus of 20 people each year. We all look back on a history that links the Grand Duchy to a Mediterranean country with 3.000 year of civilisation and so much beauty behind it.