48 monthsProgramme duration
33,300 GBPTuition Fee/year
13 Jan, 2027Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Area Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Develop your French language skills while gaining in-depth knowledge of different aspects of francophone countries and cultures. You’ll choose from a variety of modules when you embark on the French BA, from film to medieval literature, and you’ll spend a year studying abroad. As well as linguistic and cultural knowledge, you’ll develop communication, leadership and teamworking skills. Graduates from the School of European Languages, Culture and Society may go on to work in education, publishing, financial services and a broad range of other sectors.
Over recent decades, our world has become more interdependent, and with these deeper connections comes an enhanced need for enlightened citizenship. Our degree in French offers expert teaching and learning in both language acquisition and intercultural contexts, equipping students to thrive in today’s global society.
Over the four years, you will deepen your knowledge of the French language while also developing valuable skills in cultural literacy and critical thinking. In Years 1, 2, and your final year, you will take language modules in French, as well as cultural modules covering a range of topics that draw on literature, film, history, and linguistics from an interdisciplinary perspective.
You will spend the third year of your studies abroad in a country where French is spoken. You may spend the year studying at a partner university or on an approved work placement.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Area Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Develop your French language skills while gaining in-depth knowledge of different aspects of francophone countries and cultures. You’ll choose from a variety of modules when you embark on the French BA, from film to medieval literature, and you’ll spend a year studying abroad. As well as linguistic and cultural knowledge, you’ll develop communication, leadership and teamworking skills. Graduates from the School of European Languages, Culture and Society may go on to work in education, publishing, financial services and a broad range of other sectors.
Over recent decades, our world has become more interdependent, and with these deeper connections comes an enhanced need for enlightened citizenship. Our degree in French offers expert teaching and learning in both language acquisition and intercultural contexts, equipping students to thrive in today’s global society.
Over the four years, you will deepen your knowledge of the French language while also developing valuable skills in cultural literacy and critical thinking. In Years 1, 2, and your final year, you will take language modules in French, as well as cultural modules covering a range of topics that draw on literature, film, history, and linguistics from an interdisciplinary perspective.
You will spend the third year of your studies abroad in a country where French is spoken. You may spend the year studying at a partner university or on an approved work placement.
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