BA (Hons) French Studies and English Literature

The French Studies and English Literature BA (Hons) course offered by the Lancaster University is a full time program that spans over a period of four years including a placement year. The course aims to provide students with a firm understanding of contemporary French language, culture, and literature and engaging them with the study of English literature.Course Content: The course is designed to offer students a vast choice of modules covering French and Francophone literature, culture, and society. Alongside this, students get to explore English literature from the early medieval period to the present day. The first year is aimed at boosting students' confidence in French language with grammatical reinforcement and listening comprehensions. From the second year onwards, students diversify their study of French language and culture.Key Modules: Some of the key modules covered during the course includes ‘French Studies – Culture and Society’, ‘Literatures and Cultures of the Americas’, ‘Gender and Women’s Writing’, ‘Reading Poetry’, ‘Shakespeare’ and more.Accreditations: There aren't any specific accreditations mentioned for this course in the given link. Future Careers: Following this course, students can engage in various career paths including teaching, translation, marketing, business and finance, the civil service, journalism and other sections of the media. Students will gain key skills like critical thinking, communication, presentation and negotiation which will significantly improve their employability in domestic and international sectors.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.