French and Francophone Studies Major Requirements
- FRE 115: Second Year French Part I
- FRE 116: Second Year French Part II
- FRE 213: Written Communication in French
- FRE 215: Advanced French Grammar and Oral Proficiency
- FRE 237: Critical Readings in French
And 6 additional FRE courses of which 4 must be at the 300-level:
(Please note that these courses are not offered every semester and may sometimes be offered only every-other-year. Check with French faculty or academic advisor.)
- FRE 209: French Phonetics
- FRE 224: Contemporary France
- FRE 236: French for Global Business
- FRE 285: Topics in French Language, Literature, and Culture
- FRE 305: History of French Civilization
- FRE 335: Comparative French/English Grammar and Style
- FRE 340: Introduction to Applied French Linguistics
- FRE 314: Studies in Francophone Culture
- FRE 325: Studies in Francophone Literature
- FRE 385: Selected Topics in French Literature
- FRE 386: Selected Topics in French & Francophone Cinema
FRE credit can also be earned through a summer or semester study abroad in Quebec, Grenoble, Angers, or another approved French-speaking University.
Honors
The Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures (LAN) strongly encourages LAN majors to apply to and participate in the Honors Program. The Honors Program provides unique opportunities for academic and extracurricular engagement. In addition, it enhances students' resumes and provides them with experiences which will benefit them in their futures.
Honors students interested in Departmental Honors should plan to achieve this beginning their junior year. Learn more about Departmental Honors.