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Universit Charles de Gaulle - Lille III
Information
Foundation	1559 in Douai 1887 in Lille 1974 Campus Villeneuve d'Ascq
Type	A public, scientific, cultural and professional
Location
City	Lille
Country	France
Campus	Campus Pont de Bois , Villeneuve d'Ascq
Direction
President	Jean-Claude Dupas
Key figures
Students	19 000
Miscellaneous
Affiliates	PRES Universit Lille Nord de France
Website	www.univ-lille3.fr/
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Entrance to the university and library

University Charles de Gaulle - Lille 3 ( Lille - Nord - France ) is one of three universities in Lille. She specializes in Humanities, Arts and Letters. She is a member of the PRES Universit Lille Nord de France. It comes from the old Arts Faculty of the University of Lille , heiress of the University of Douai founded in 1559.

It is mainly located in the town of Villeneuve d'Ascq , including the campus, she served in full after the departure of the Faculty of Law in 1995, near Pont de Bois. The university has also appendices to Roubaix and Tourcoing. Schedules of Roubaix concern the Dept. of Applied Foreign Languages and the Department (which has the value of school) "Infocom", former IUP, and now a center of excellence in information sciences and communication.

Near the metro station : Pont de Bois.

History

University of Douai (1559-1795)

Chronology

• 1562 : Inauguration of the University of Douai , 30 km from Lille , authorized by a bull of Pope Paul IV, 31 July 1559 comprising faculties of theology, canon law, civil law, medicine and arts
• 1793 : Decree of the National Convention of 15 September 1793, Article 3 ordering the removal of colleges and faculties
• 1808 : Decree of 17 March 1808 on the Imperial University and creation of a faculty of letters at Douai, opened on May ^1,1810
• 1815 : Order of the Board of Education of 31 October 1815 confirmed the order of the king of 18 January 1816 , removing the faculties of arts and sciences, including those of Douai
• 1854 : Act of June 14, 1854, decree of 22 August 1854 reinstating the Arts Faculty of Douai
• 1887 : Decree of October 22, 1887 transferring the Arts Faculty of Douai in Lille
• 1896 : Act of July 10, 1896 transforming the "body of faculty" in universities (establishment of the University of Lille )
• 1971 : Subdivision of the University of Lille in three autonomous entities, following the Faure Law of 12 November 1968. The Faculty of Letters University of Lille becomes Charles de Gaulle Lille 3
• 1974 : Transfer on the campus of Villeneuve d'Ascq , near Pont de Bois.

The Faculty of Arts

University of Lille III has its roots in the university founded in Douai in 1559 and its Faculty of Arts. It disappears during the French Revolution.

Faculty of Letters

The Faculty of Letters of Douai knows that a brief revival under the First Empire between 1808 and 1815. The year 1854 was marked by the resurrection effective from a faculty of Letters expands back to Douai. After heated debates, the power is transferred to Lille in 1887 and includes premises located near the Rue Gauthier de Chatillon (Angellier current street). The buildings of the faculties of law and letters were opened in May 1895. The University of Lille oversees all public schools in Lille in 1896.

Campus Lille III

Campus of Villeneuve d'Ascq

In 1969 the film club "Kino" is open to the future campus of the University of Lille 3 ^{Deans of the Faculty of Arts and presidents of the University of Lille III}

• Dupas Jean-Claude President since 2005
• Philippe Rousseau, Chairman 2000/2005
• Gerard Losfled President 1996/2000
• Alluin Bernard President 1991/1996
• Lottin Alain President 1986/1991
• Celeyrette Jean President 1981/1986
• Patrick Rafroidi President 1976/1981
• Deyon Pierre President 1970/1975
• Pierre Reboul Dean 1959/1969
• Olivier Lacombe Dean 1954/1959
• Jacob Louis Dean 1952/1954
• Herman Maxime Doyen 1945/1952
• Emile Audra Dean 1937/1945
• Rene Hubert Dean 1931/1937
• Sorre Maximilian Dean 1929/1931
• Julius Dean Derocquingny 1915/1918
• George Lefevre and Dean 1906/1915 1918/1929
• Dean Paul Dupont 1903/1906
• Dean Ernest Langlois 1900/1903
• Angellier Augustus Dean 1897/1900
• Leon Dean Moy 1886/1897

Components

Units Training and Research

• Angellier
• Arts and Culture
• Germanic and Scandinavian Studies
• Romance Studies, Slavic and Oriental
• Infocom
• Information Documentation and Information Science and Technology (IDIST)
• Foreign Languages (LEA) located in Roubaix
• Languages and ancient cultures
• Modern Literature
• Mathematical Economics and Social Sciences (MSEs)
• Philosophy
• Psychology
• Educational Sciences
• Historical sciences, and political

But also:

• A training institute Speaking of Musicians
• And Institut Universitaire de Technologie (IUT B)
• Preparation for the IEP

Research Units

Its research units are:

• ALITHILA: Literary Analysis and History of Language (EA 1061)
• ECAC: Center for the Study of Contemporary Arts (EA 3587)
• CECILLE: Centre for Studies in Civilizations, Foreign Languages and Literatures (EA 4074)
• GERIICO: Group of Interdisciplinary Studies and Research in Information and Communication (EA 4073)
• GRACC : Group for Research on Collective Actions and Beliefs (EA 3589)
• GRAPPA - LIFL: Laboratoire d'Informatique Fondamentale de Lille (UMR 8022)
• Grmare - attachments: Quantitative Economics, Integration, Public Policy and Econometrics (EA 4018)
• Halma-IPEL: History, Archaeology, Literature of the ancient world - Institute of Egyptology and Papyrology Lille (UMR 8164)
• IRHIS: Institute of Historical Research of the North (UMR 8529)
• NCA: Neuropsychology and Cognition Hearing (JA 2497)
• PROFEOR: Team for Research on Interactions Professions, Education, Career (EA 2261)
• PSITEC: Psychology: interactions, time, emotions, cognition (EA 4072)
• SELOEN: Semantics, Logic, Enunciation (JA 2498)
• STL: Knowledge, Texts and Language (UMR 8163)
• Theodila: Theories of Reading Teaching Writing - Teaching Network (EA 1764)
• URECA: Research Unit on Evolution of Behavior and Learning (EA 1059)

Common Service documentation

The Joint Service Documentation Lille 3 is organized into a network involving, besides the University Library Central Libraries of Faculty and University Research. These libraries offer outreach to students and faculty members work spaces where they can buy books and documents in their own fields of study.

Personalities linked to university

Teachers and former teachers

See Category: Teacher at the University of Lille III

• Augustus Angellier , critic and literary historian,
• Edward Ardaillon , geographer,
• Jean-Franois Chanet , professor of contemporary history.
• Andre Chevrillon , writer and literature professor, member of the French Academy,
• Marie Darrieussecq , writer,
• Demangeon , geographer,
• Jacqueline de Romilly , a professor of language and civilization of ancient Greece, a member of the French Academy,
• Roger Dion , geographer,
• Alfred Ernout , French Latinist, author of an etymological dictionary, a member of the Academy of Inscriptions and Belles-lettres
• Michel Foucault , philosopher,
• Peter George , geographer,
• Etienne Gilson , philosopher and historian, member of the French Academy,
• Henry Gouhier , philosopher, historian of philosophy and drama critic,
• Victor Henry , a linguist, philologist,
• Vladimir Janklvitch , philosopher and musicologist,
• Rene Jasinski , Professor of Language and Literature,
• Georges Lefebvre , a French historian specialist of the French Revolution,
• Pierre Macherey , French philosopher, Spinoza specialist,
• Danilo Martuccelli , professor of sociology,
• Charles Petit-Dutaillis , professor of medieval history,
• Philippe Pinchemel , geographer,
• Shahid Rahman , professor of logic and epistemology,
• Maximilian Sorre , geographer,
• Antoine Vacher , geographer,
• Jean Vercoutter , Egyptologist.

Alumni

• Georges Lefebvre , a French historian specialist of the French Revolution,
• Roger Salengro , politician.

Student Life

Demographics

The changing demographics of the student population enrolled in the Faculty of Arts of Lille and the University of Lille III comprises several phases, which are not correlated with levels of population growth of Lille.

Associative

Digital University

The university offers including free wifi, computer rooms, some kiosks, a Moodle platform and a digital workplace.

Park faculty

Park faculty in the middle of campus houses including The Tower of Dreams, a metal sculpture of Lardera Berto (1911-1999).

Notes

See also

• Lille
• University of Lille I
• University of Lille II
• Library Angellier
• Library Science from Antiquity
• Appearance (s) , electronic microrevue result of collaboration of faculty from the Universities of Lille III Charles de Gaulle and Francois Rabelais of Tours.

References

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