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Foreign Languages & Humanities

BA - French

Although these classes need not appear on the transcript, the first four semesters of French or equivalent studies as approved by the department are prerequisite for all students majoring or minoring in language with an emphasis in French. Students with previous language experience, upon demonstration of advanced proficiency, may receive credit by testing for part or all of the following classes: FRENCH 1010, 1020, 2010, 2020.

Electives (30 credit hours minimum)
FREN 3010	Advanced Conversation and Vocabulary	3
FREN 3210	Advanced French Grammar	3
FREN 3220	Advanced Composition and Discussion	3
FREN 3310	Intro to French Literature	3
FREN 3510	Cultural History of France	3
FREN 4310	French Literature of the Middle Ages And Renaissance	3
FREN 4320	17th and 18th Century French Literature	3
FREN 4330	19th and 20th Century French Literature	3
FREN 4510	Introduction to Translation	3
FREN 4640	Major Authors & Topics	3
Lang 4900	Methods of Teaching Foreign Languages in Public Schools	2
(FREN 4640 may be repeated once for credit.)

Comments: No course for which a grade lower than "C-" is received may be counted toward the credit hour requirement for nay major or minor emphasis in the department.

French Education

To qualify for the teaching license, students must complete the sequence of professional education courses listed by the department of teacher education. Students planning to license in French must enroll in Language 4900. Students may be recommended for the Utah Basic Professional Licensure within secondary education by earning the bachelor's degree and satisfactorily completing the major-minor program. Those working toward the major must also select an appropriate minor.

Summary Statement: A student majoring in French must have a minimum of thirty (30) credit hours of course work in French beyond the second year level. A student minoring in French must have a minimum fifteen (15) credit hours of course work in French beyond the second year level. A student planning to certify in French must take Language 4900.

- Course Descriptions

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