BA (Hons) Chinese Studies and French Studies

The Chinese Studies and French Studies BA (Hons) is a full-time undergraduate course offered by Lancaster University. Lancaster’s Chinese and French Studies BA (Hons) degree is offered as either a three or four-year course. This flexible degree offers students the chance to develop their language skills in Chinese and French, gain rich cultural experiences, and gain an understanding of the historical, cultural, social, and political aspects of China and France. Course Content: The course combines Chinese and French studies modules and includes a variety of subjects including linguistics, literature, culture, and society, as well as written and oral skills in both languages. Placement year or study abroad options are available to enhance language proficiency and gain international experience. Completion of the course grants students not only the language skills but also broader abilities such as analysis, problem-solving, and cultural understanding.Key Modules: The course is made up of various modules spread over the course of study. Some of the key modules for the course include: "Writing and Society in Modern China", "Contemporary Cities- People and Places in China", "Chinese Language (Oral)", and "French Language (Oral and Written)". In addition, students can choose from an array of optional modules such as "Advanced Translational Skills", "Post-War French Thought", "Language and Identities: Francophone Africa and France", and "Translation as a Professional Skill".Accreditations: The Bachelor's degree in Chinese and French Studies from Lancaster University is accredited by the UK government's official recognition for universities and colleges in the United Kingdom.Future Careers: Graduates will be equipped with a combination of skills that are highly valued in a fast-moving global economy. Career prospects lie in all sectors and industries where bilingualism, high-level communication skills, in-depth intercultural understanding, and practices of structured critical thinking and argument are essential.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.