法文研究与比较文学（荣誉）文学士学位

在法文文学研究与比较文学学士课程中，您将重点研究比较研究，探索世界各地的文化和文学。这与您将在法语和文化方面发展的深厚专业知识完美结合。加入我们友好而充满活力的现代语言和欧洲研究系，该系将有机会与来自世界各地的教职员工和学生一起在一个活跃的多语言社区中学习。我们提供灵活且支持性的学习方法，使您可以根据自己的兴趣来调整学位程度，包括学习其他语言的机会。这门课程将使您变得自信并熟练掌握法语书面和口语。您将掌握该语言的基本要素，直至掌握该语言的基本本领。我们以母语为母语的小型语言课程为荣。我们提供法语加速学习，
On this BA French Studies and Comparative Literature programme, you will explore cultures and literatures from around the world, through its emphasis on comparative study. This combines well with the deepened level of expertise you will develop in French language and culture.Join our friendly and dynamic Department of Modern Languages and European Studies, which offers the opportunity to study in a lively, multilingual community with staff and students from all over the world. We offer a flexible and supportive approach to learning which allows you to tailor your degree to your interests, including the opportunity to learn other languages.This course will see you become confident and highly skilled in written and spoken French. You will master the fundamental elements of the language, to the point where you will graduate with a near-native command of it. We provide accelerated learning in French, meaning that you can start from beginner's level if you have not done the A-level. Regardless of which level you join the course at, you can expect to become confident and highly skilled in written and spoken French by the final year.The Comparative Literature modules have been designed by experts with the aim of crossing and dismantling borders: they look at literatures from different communities, national traditions, and time-periods. We take in a broad range of traditional genres (e.g. the novel, theatre, poetry), as well as varying modes of cultural expression (e.g. autobiography, film, myths). The core modules you will study introduce you to the notion of comparative writing, and to what can be lost – and found – in the process of translation. All students of comparative literature will take an extended writing module on a topic of their own choosing, and you will also be able to develop your interests by choosing from a range of optional modules. Throughout, the emphasis is on comparative literature's ability to do justice to the interconnectedness of human experience.<br><br>By the time you graduate, you will be able to write and speak fluently in French – an immensely useful skill to have given that there is currently a great shortage of well-qualified linguists in the UK. The experience of studying or working abroad also distinguishes you from non-language graduates, providing evidence of self-reliance, adaptability and enterprise. You will also develop strong transferable skills in oral communication, research and writing, together with a high level of cultural literacy and critical sophistication.A joint degree with comparative literature will help you develop a range of transferable skills, including critical thinking, research and writing, ability to analyse a diverse range of materials, time-management, adaptability, and a high degree of cultural literacy.