The English Literature and French course at the University of Chester combines an appreciation of the richness and diversity of literary texts with the opportunity to develop your language skills and cultural awareness. The course is carefully structured and focuses on two main subjects: English Literature and French, exploring different time periods, genres, and authors in English Literature and enhancing French language skills with a deep understanding of Francophone culture.Course Content: The course expands students' knowledge of English literature from a range of different time periods, genres, and authors. In the French aspect of the course, students will advance their French language skills while gaining understanding of how French language and culture have developed within a global context. The course also includes a year abroad opportunity.Key Modules: In the first year, key modules in ‘Reading Texts: Literary Theory,' 'Introduction to Poetry' and 'Introduction to Prose' provide an understanding of English literature. In French, the 'French for Beginners' module is offered. The second year explores 'Renaissance Literature,' 'Victorian Literature' and French culture with 'The Making of Modern France'. During the final year, 'Shakespeare,' a 'Dissertation' and 'Voices of Modern France' are studied. Accreditations: The course is accredited by the University of Chester.Future Careers: The course opens up career opportunities in roles such as teaching, translating, business development, tourism industry, public relations, publishing, journalism, and international relations.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.