Students may earn the Bachelor of Arts in French and Francophone Studies by completing 30 credit hours of applicable courses above the 2000 level. The French and Francophone Studies program offers courses in French and English in the areas of French language, French and Francophone literature and culture, French and European history, art history, philosophy, politics, and business.<br>The Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures enables students to engage with the world around them in meaningful, life-changing ways. We offer majors in French and Francophone Studies and Spanish, and minors in Chinese, French and Spanish. We also provide opportunities to participate in faculty-led study abroad programs, undergraduate research, digital humanities projects, and other extracurricular programming related to language and culture. Through all these activities, we help students to develop the communication, critical thinking, and research skills that are in demand across today's economy.