Prospective Students
- B.A. in French (three– or four– year degree)
- University Certificate in French Language Proficiency
- Undergrad FREN courses
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We offer individual Undergraduate French courses as well as a Bachelor of Arts in French (three- and four- year degrees) and a University Certificate in French Language Proficiency. These programs promote strong language skills and provide the opportunity to learn about French literature and culture.
B.A. French Concentration (three-year degree)
The courses in the program foster an awareness of the linguistic and cultural differences between French and English. Upon completion of the program, you will be able to read and analyze texts in French, write critical essays and have an understanding of the stylistic differences between the two languages.
B.A. French Major (four-year degree)
You will have a thorough understanding of the structure of the French language and its application, including pronunciation, grammar, reading skills, and vocabulary usage. Courses in this program provide knowledge of the literature and culture of France, Quebec, and other Francophone areas and an awareness of the stylistic differences between French and English.
University Certificate in French Language Proficiency
The program allows students to be immersed in French courses. Completion of the certificate provides functional competence in oral and written French.
Updated February 26 2019 by Student & Academic Services