Bachelor's DegreeFrench studies

Degree in agreement with l’Université du Littoral Côte d’Opale

From great texts of French and foreign literature... to interdisciplinary and professional knowledge!

Presentation

This course includes essential classes which enable the student to gain extensive literary knowledge in the context of interdisciplinary training. The main area covered is literature, but students also prepare for the world of work and gradually build up a specific professional career plan. Students are particularly introduced to publishing, both traditional and online, and helped to understand the different literary careers.

Language of instruction : French

Academic Calendar : Fall semester from early September to Christmas, spring semester from early January to mid-May. 500 teaching hours per year.

Entry Requirements : In order to register for this course, the applicant must have either the French baccalaureate or an equivalent diploma (American high school graduation certificate, British A’levels, including French etc.) Non-native French speakers should have attained the level C1 on the European scale in French.

Advantages

picto partenariats universitaires

Partenershipwith IFP

picto parler langues étrangères

French as a foreign language training

picto écriture mémoire

Literary workshop

picto mise en situation

Small numbers

Program

Pour Aliocha WALD-LASOWSKI, responsable pédagogique de la Licence Lettres modernes, « la pédagogie de notre Licence permet aux étudiants d’aborder les outils numériques et technologiques, en lien avec leur savoir littéraire et leur compétence d’analyse et de réflexion. Pendant les trois années de leur formation, ils vont découvrir l’édition numérique, expérimenter le théâtre radiophonique, créer un web-Blog, monter un projet théâtral et participer à des débats avec des écrivains invités dans l’Atelier Littéraire au MediaLab. Autant de projets à construire qui vont nourrir et alimenter leur culture et leur savoir-faire. »

  • French literature
  • European literature
  • Linguistics
  • Analytical grammar
  • Old french
  • Medieval literature
  • Blog writing
  • Digital literature
  • Journalism
  • Publishing techniques

20

students per class

25h

teaching hours per week

79%

success from 1rst year

Internships and work experience

Students may, but are not obliged to, do internships in the areas of teaching, translation, journalism or publishing.relations or research.

Study abroad
It is possible to spend one or two of the four semesters in one of our partner universities (about 20 possible destinations).

Testimonials

Staff and contacts

Program director

Dr Aliocha Wald-Lasowski
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Staff

  • Dr Aliocha Wald-Lasowski (Philosophy, Aesthetics)
  • Dr Eleni Valma (Linguistics)

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