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B.A. in French and Francophone Studies
Language and Culture Option
This option is designed for students interested in a wide variety of careers that involve contact with French people and organizations here and abroad, communicating French language and culture to Americans, or graduate study in French.
This option involves 37 credits beyond the intermediate level (FR 003)
- 201
(3) Oral Communication and Reading Comprehension
- 202
(3) Grammar and Composition
- 316
(3) French Lingustics
OR 417 (3) French Phonology
OR 418 (3) French Syntax
- 331
(3) French Culture and Civilization I
- 332
(3) French Culture and Civilization II
- 351
(3) Introduction to French Literature I
- 352
(3) Introduction to French Literature II
- 402Y
(3) Advanced Grammar and Writing
- 430
(3) Contemporary France
Three courses from the following list:
- 410
(3) French Press
- 422
(3) Old French Literature
- 426Y
(3) French Literature of the Renaissance
- 436Y
(3) Readings in Seventeenth-Century French Literature
- 445Y
(3) Readings in the French Enlightenment
- 452Y
(3) 19th Century French Literature
- 453Y
(3) La Belle Epoque
- 458
(3) African Literature of French Expression
- 460
(3) Contemporary French Literature
- 470
(3) Race and Gender Issues in Literatures in French
- 471
(3) Francophone Women in Literature and Culture
- 487
(3) Topics in French Film History and Theory I
- 488
(3) Topics in French Film History and Theory II
- 489
(3) French Literature and Film
- 497
(3) Special Topics
Required courses may be substituted with the approval
of the Advisor in the French Department.
Students may obtain equivalent credits for one or more of the required courses by participating in the University's education abroad programs in Aix, Avignon, Paris, Montpellier, Strasbourg, Brussels, Besançon, Québec, and Sénégal.
Note: Common courses for all major options are FR201, FR202, FR331, FR351, FR352, and one French linguistics course. If you are uncertain which option to choose, begin with the core courses and then make your decision when you see where your interests really lie.
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