French

Program Overview

The academic Bachelor’s degree in French Language is an interdisciplinary program designed to equip students with a comprehensive foundation in linguistic, literary, and methodological competencies. It fosters both theoretical and practical proficiencies, integrating language mastery with research and applied communication skills. The program is structured to support students pursuing advanced academic pathways, including Master’s and Doctoral studies, both domestically and internationally.

Teaching Language : French

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

Advanced Topics

First Year (L1):

Linguistics / Phonetics
W.E.C: Written Expression and Comprehension
O.E.C: Oral Expression and Comprehension
Grammar of the Language of Study
U.W.T: University Work Techniques
Literature
E-learning
Text Analysis
E.L.C: French Language Culture and Civilization
English

Second Year (L2):

Methodology
W.E.C: Written Expression and Comprehension
O.E.C: Oral Expression and Comprehension
Grammar of the Language of Study
Text Analysis
English
Literature
E.L.C: English Language Culture and Civilization
Digital Literacies

Third Year (L3):

Didactics
Linguistics
W.E.C: Written Expression and Comprehension
O.E.C: Oral Expression and Comprehension
S.T.C: Study of Civilization Texts
S.L.T: Study of Literary Texts
English
U.W.T: University Work Techniques
Translation
E.S.P: French for Specific Purposes
ICTE: Information and Communication Technologies for Education

Cognitive Psychology

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Admissions Information

Baccalaureate certificate

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