Description

The French Minor allows you to continue study in the French language and Francophone cultures. For most students, the knowledge gained from the minor supports their disciplinary studies in the major by giving you access to a wider range of resources. Students planning graduate study are particularly encouraged to pursue the minor because it will both enhance your application to graduate school and fulfill the second language required by most graduate programs.

Course Requirements: 32 units

• Proficiency in French equal to that of French 150: Intermediate French or equivalent
• French 201: Culture & Communication II (4)
• French 202 Culture & Communication III (4)
• French 295 Intermediate Assessment (2)
• Four units chosen from:
  • French 250: Reading and Interpretation (4)
  • French 310: Approaches to Literature (4)
• Eight units chosen from:
  • French 303: Contemporary Spoken French (4)
  • French 307: Phonetics (4)
  • French 309A:: French for Translators: General Translation (4)
  • French 350: Advanced French Composition (4)
• Twelve additional upper-division units in French (may include courses listed above)