French Major

Requirements for the French Major (24 semester hours beyond French IV and 12 semester hours in collateral liberal arts courses)
French
FRE-305 An Introduction to French Literature
 3
Seven courses from the following: 21
FRE-300 French Composition and Translation  
FRE-301 French for Business and the Professions  
FRE-311 French Culture  
FRE-320 French Phonetics and Conversation  
FRE-422 Cultural Expression in French Film and Television  
FRE-425 The Portrait of the Hero in French Fiction  
FRE-430 Mask and Reality in French Theater  
FRE-435 The Self in French Prose and Poetry  
FRE-440 A Quest for Identity: Francophone  
Literature and Culture
FRE-490 Independent Research and Study  
FRE-496 Special Studies  
Liberal Arts
Choose one option:		 12
Option I
Two courses from the following:
LIT-250 Masterworks of Western Literature I  
LIT-251 Masterworks of Western Literature II  
LIT-390 The Bible as Literature  
  Two additional courses in another foreign language.  
Option II
LIT-250

LIT-251		 Masterworks of Western Literature I
or
Masterworks of Western Literature II		  
  Three additional courses in another foreign language.  

Some of the requirements may be met by Study Abroad. Students are strongly encouraged to spend at least one semester abroad.

All majors are expected to take at least one French course per semester in the senior year.

 

 


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