Institute Of Intercultural Communication And Management - ISIT

1957: ISIT is founded, the same year as the Treaty of Rome is signed, with a mission to train professionals capable of bridging cultural divides in a new international context.

1981: ISIT joins the Conférence Internationale des Instituts Universitaires de Traducteurs et d’Interprètes (CIUTI), which brings together the world’s most prestigious translation and interpreting programs.

ISIT, Institute of Intercultural Management and Communication, member of “Conférence des Grandes Ecoles”, trains future international company managers as well as translators and interpreters for major international organizations. Within the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, our students acquire intercultural skills and comprehensive knowledge in three or four languages.

They become high-level professionals with remarkable language proficiency thanks to the Master's degrees we offer in 6 different specializations:

• Intercultural Management
• Intercultural Communication and Translation
• Intercultural Digital Strategy
• Internationale Strategies and Diplomacy
• Lawyer-linguist
• Conference Interpreting,

ISIT draws on its global scientific and academic network to develop knowledge and innovation in intercultural theory and practice through its esteemed research center.

The ISITLab is a place for experimentation. Through ISITLab, research projects spanning multilingual studies as well as intercultural theory and practice are allowed to flourish. What’s more, ISITLab’s innovative practices meet the needs of society and business. ISITLab brings together a unique group of exceptional researchers. These researchers are also professionals with the ability to apply their skills to a variety of settings. Research, pedagogy and professionalism work together at ISITLab.  

After five years of training, ISIT graduates are prepared to start working right away, able to apply their multilingual and intercultural skills in a diverse array of professional settings.

Graduates find work in many sectors: large companies, small and medium-sized businesses, startups, international organizations and NGOs.Graduates pursue a wide range of careers in a variety of fields all over the world:

• in the marketing, communications, human resources, sales and purchasing departments of international companies;
• as translators, conference interpreters and lawyer-linguists for international organizations including the European Commission, UNESCO, the UN, and the European Court of Justice.