法语文学学士

语言，文学和文化系提供的法语文学学士学位课程旨在发展学生的语言能力，同时增加他们对法语世界的了解。随着生活环境的日益跨国化，法语专业为商业，医学，政治，法律和人文学科等许多领域的职业提供了诱人的资产。此外，该专业还为学生提供法语和法语文学和文化方面的广泛课程，为学生做好法语进修工作的准备。法语课程涵盖了所有世纪的法文文学和文化，法语和后殖民研究，性别研究以及艺术和文学，音乐和文学，电影，跨文化问题，文学和环境等跨学科领域。特殊的本科课程使学生能够将国际，科学和专业兴趣与法语相结合。
Saint Louis University's Bachelor of Arts in French program, offered by the Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures, aims to develop students competency in the language while increasing their knowledge of the French-speaking world.<br><br>As the living environment becomes increasingly transnational, a major in French offers an attractive asset to careers in many fields, including business, medicine, politics, law and the humanities. In addition, the major prepares SLU students for graduate work in French by providing them with a broad range of courses in French and Francophone literature and culture.<br><br>Additional program highlights:<br><br>We offer a wide variety of French-speaking courses, including French and International Relations, Business French, French Cinema and French and Francophone Media.<br>Students can spend a semester or a year in France in either Lyon or Poitiers. Both cities have study abroad programs that allow students to experience the country and its culture firsthand. Students will take classes in the French university system with French students and other international students. Courses taken in these full-immersion programs may count towards the student's major or minor in French. Classes taken in France may also fulfill some University core requirements.<br>The French experience at SLU extends beyond the classroom walls. The department offers frequent activit's culturelles open to all levels and hosts a chapter of the national French honor society, Pi Delta Phi. Students can also participate in service opportunities in the St. Louis community.<br><br>Learning Outcomes-<br>Graduates will be able to interact in French.<br>Graduates will be able to interpret authentic materials in French.<br>Graduates will be able to compare their own cultures with cultures in which French is a dominant language.