BA French and Contemporary Chinese Studies
Studying French and Contemporary Chinese Studies means immersing yourself in the histories and cultures of two nations that have had enormous influence on the world. This degree will equip you with specialist skills and knowledge that, together with your international experience, will make you stand out to employers.
You will devote half your time to each subject. You will follow core language modules in French and Mandarin and you will also select optional modules. The range of options in French includes opportunities to study French literature, history, society, politics, linguistics and cinema. In Chinese your modules focus on contemporary Chinese history, politics, society and identities.
Your year abroad, which is split between France and China, gives you a unique opportunity to develop your language skills and enhance your understanding of French and Chinese culture.
For more information on our teaching, research and what it's like to study with us see the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures website.
Studying French and Contemporary Chinese Studies means immersing yourself in the histories and cultures of two nations that have had enormous influence on the world. This degree will equip you with specialist skills and knowledge that, together with your international experience, will make you stand out to employers.
You will devote half your time to each subject. You will follow core language modules in French and Mandarin and you will also select optional modules. The range of options in French includes opportunities to study French literature, history, society, politics, linguistics and cinema. In Chinese your modules focus on contemporary Chinese history, politics, society and identities.
Your year abroad, which is split between France and China, gives you a unique opportunity to develop your language skills and enhance your understanding of French and Chinese culture.
For more information on our teaching, research and what it's like to study with us see the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures website.
