Bachelor's Degree French Language Full Time

French

at University at Buffalo · Buffalo, New York

Duration

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Tuition

On request

Intake

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Mode

Full Time

About this program

The Bachelor's Degree in French at the University at Buffalo offers a comprehensive exploration of the French language, literature, and culture. This program is designed to provide students with both oral and written proficiency in French, while also delving into various aspects of Francophone cultures. Coursework combines language instruction with studies in French literature, film, history, and contemporary issues, enabling students to understand not just the language but also the cultural contexts in which it is embedded.

The curriculum typically includes a range of classes such as advanced grammar, conversation, composition, and literary analysis. Additionally, students have opportunities to study abroad in French-speaking countries, giving them a chance to immerse themselves in the language and culture firsthand. The program emphasizes critical thinking, intercultural communication, and analytical skills, preparing students for global citizenship.

Completing a degree in French not only facilitates linguistic proficiency but also cultivates essential skills such as critical analysis, creativity, and the ability to engage with complex texts. By studying French in the US, students gain access to diverse perspectives and resources that enhance their educational experience.

Entry requirements

Prospective students typically need a high school diploma or equivalent, with a strong emphasis on high school language courses, particularly in French. A demonstrated interest in literature and cultural studies is beneficial.

English:

Students are generally expected to meet English language proficiency requirements, which may include a minimum TOEFL score of around 79 (internet-based) or an IELTS score of 6.5 or higher.

International students:

International applicants must obtain an F-1 student visa. Admittance requires an I-20 form issued by the university and adherence to SEVIS regulations.