French is valued highly throughout the world as a vehicle for literature, thought, diplomacy, certain sciences and commerce.
French Studies at »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË
French is the language of many cultures in Europe. After the Norman Conquest it was the language of the rulers of England. Ever since, it has held pride of place as one of the most important modern foreign languages for English speakers. A significant proportion of the delegates to the United Nations express themselves in French.ÌýCloser to home, European integration, with its developing opportunities for employment, makes a thorough knowledge of the language, institutions and culture of France and francophone countries particularly urgent and rewarding.ÌýThe literature and cinema which originate from the francophone countries of the American, African and Asian continents are among the most fascinating being created today.
A single-subject degree
Degree combining two modern languages
- French (+ another language) BA
- French and an African or Asian Language BAÌý
African, Asian and Middle Eastern languages are taught atÌýSchool of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London. Please see theÌýÌýfor an up-to-date list of the African or Asian languages thatÌýmay be combined with French at »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË.
Degrees combining French and another subject
- French and English BA
- French and History of Art BA
- French and Latin BA
- French and Philosophy BA
- French with Management Studies BA
You can also take French with the following degrees:
- Comparative Literature BA
- Comparative Literature with a Year Abroad BA
- Language and Culture BA
- French with Film Studies BA