法文研究文学学士学位

法文研究专业包括对法文和法语国家的语言，文学，历史和文化的广泛而深入的研究。在法语中进行的基于讨论的小型课程，使学生掌握了高级的知识和技能，以了解法语的细微差别，并在学术，日常和专业环境中有效地使用法语。注重文学和电影研究，通过与主要作品，事件，时期以及负责塑造法文全球历史的人员的口头和书面接触，发展学生的文化知识和技能，进行近距离，分析性阅读和解释性论证从中世纪到后殖民时代，法语的经验和表达方式都非常丰富。该专业还结合了语言学领域的基础知识，作为分析法语结构，法语的历史发展和用法变化的基础。强烈鼓励出国
The major in French Studies encompasses broad and deep study of the language, literature, history, and culture of France and the Francophone world. Small, discussion-based courses equip students with advanced knowledge and skills for understanding nuances of the French language and using it effectively in academic, daily, and professional contexts. Emphasis on the study of literature and film develops students cultural competence, communication, and research skills. Students graduate with the capacity for close, analytical reading and interpretive argumentation, through spoken and written engagement with major works, events, periods, and people responsible for shaping the history of France, its global reach, and the remarkable diversity of Francophone experiences and expression from the Middle Ages to the postcolonial present. Study abroad is strongly encouraged, and many students fulfill requirements for the major at Boston University's academic and combined academic-internship programs in Geneva and Paris, as detailed below.<br><br>Skills and knowledge gained through the major in French Studies provide an excellent preparation for continuing on to graduate study, as well as sought-after intercultural competence for globally and internationally oriented careers in education, international development, government, journalism, law, communications, business, health professions, and scientific fields.<br><br>Learning Outcomes<br>Proficiency in speaking, reading, writing, and the understanding of spoken French, at the advanced-low level as measured by ACTFL guidelines, and the ability to use these skills in a range of academic and everyday situations.<br>Advanced knowledge of French and Francophone literature and film, in several genres, with attention to its historical or cultural context.<br>The capacity to read critically and closely, to interpret texts, and to evaluate arguments about literary and cultural texts and topics.<br>The ability to formulate an organized, well-supported argument in writing, to write clearly and persuasively, and to observe ethical and precise citation practices.