French Program
College of Humanities and Social Sciences | World Languages and Cultures
College of Humanities and Social Sciences | World Languages and Cultures
More than 300 million people speak French on all five continents. It is also the most popular second language after English, and the third-most widely spoken language in the United States. French majors and minors learn not only to communicate correctly and effectively in French, but also to understand and appreciate the diverse cultural perspectives and practices of French-speaking populations. In addition to helping students select classes, program faculty advise and mentor those applying to study abroad programs, internships, jobs, and graduate school.
We offer tutoring sessions for students who would like some extra help with their language learning.
Students have the opportunity to get engaged in community and university activities and organizations that allow them to use their language and understanding of culture.
The Academic Advising Office offers academic advising to all students who are pursuing a major or minor within the College of Arts & Humanities.
Prepare for diverse career paths with our French Undergraduate Programs: Bachelor of Arts (BA), Minor in French, and Bachelor of Science (BS) in French Teaching.
Achieve your personal and professional goals with advanced French skills with our Masters of Science degree in French.
Questions? Feel free to contact us to learn more about the French Program.