Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Senior Professor
French translation:
professeur émérite
Added to glossary by
Frederic Rosard
Oct 31, 2006 18:46
18 yrs ago
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English term
France
passion and efficiency
Native in: French
Works in: English to French, Spanish to French
Senior Professor
English to French
Art/Literary
Other
catalogue d'une exposition
pour un professeur d'université
Proposed translations
(French)
| 4 | professeur émérite |
Frederic Rosard
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| 3 | professeur (de) 1ère classe |
C C-H
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| 1 | professeur de rang |
Jonathan MacKerron
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Proposed translations
29 mins
Frederic Rosard
France
France
Native in French
France
Technical translations
Native in: French 
Works in: Russian to French, English to French
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professeur émérite
c est un grade comme prof de fac
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Comment: "c'est la première chose à laquelle j'ai pensé, mais je n'étais pas sûre, vous me confortez dans mon idée, merci!"
6 mins
Jonathan MacKerron
Native in English
Retired as of Jan 2019!
Native in: English
Works in: German to English, French to English
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14
professeur de rang
??
7 hrs
professeur (de) 1ère classe
A senior professor in most countries is a Uni professor who has completed a total of eight (08) years of service as a Professor in recognized Higher Educational Institutions.
In France Uni professors (same as research fellows) belong to "classes" with several levels. The more experience they have the higher level. To make it simple, junior prof / fellows are second class and senior prof / fellows are first class.
I realise that it does not sound very nice and that it is much more common for research fellows to be called "charge de recherche de 1ère classe" than professeur. The choice is up to you but I hope it helps you decide...
In France Uni professors (same as research fellows) belong to "classes" with several levels. The more experience they have the higher level. To make it simple, junior prof / fellows are second class and senior prof / fellows are first class.
I realise that it does not sound very nice and that it is much more common for research fellows to be called "charge de recherche de 1ère classe" than professeur. The choice is up to you but I hope it helps you decide...
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