BA (Hons.) French And English Language

The French and English BA Honours course, offered at the University of Westminster, aims to provide a deep and extensive knowledge in French and English literature while working to improve their French language skills. Course Content: Starting from foundational principles, students study both French and English literature and the relevant aspects of the cultures they derive from. Furthering their studies, students will delve into French literature, societal issues, creative writing, and will also have an opportunity to develop their translation skills. In the final year of the course, students can choose to study novel writing and crime fiction, while optional modules include Seven Cities (a cultural study of Paris, Rome, New York, London, Berlin, Shanghai and Mumbai), Postcolonial Literatures, Black British Literature and others. In addition, students can opt to spend a year studying abroad in a French-speaking country to further develop language skills. Key Modules: Key modules vary by year and include High-Level French Language, Creative Writing for Beginners in the year one, The Human Condition, French Literature and Society since 1945 in the year two, and Special Author Project, The American Century & Beyond: US Literature in the year three.Accreditations: Though no specific accreditations are mentioned for this course, the University of Westminster itself is a well-recognised institution in the UK. Future Careers: This course prepares students for a wide array of career opportunities. Graduates can work in various roles including translator, interpreter, teacher, public relations, marketing, journalism and publishing. They could also pursue further study to develop their expertise or specialisation. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page: French and English BA Honours