The Francophone Studies Certificate offers a deep dive into the rich linguistic and cultural landscapes of French-speaking regions across the globe. Designed to enhanced proficiency in French, students can tailor the certificate to their interests with the variety of electives in literature, culture, or linguistic, history, political science or they can study abroad.


YOUR 4-COURSE (12 credits) PATHWAY

 

2 REQUIRED COURSES | 6 HOURS

FRE 2200
Intermediate French I

FRE 2201
Intermediate French II

Native speakers, heritage speakers, and students who are already proficient at the intermediate level in French will substitute two 3000- or 4000- level French courses for FRE 2200 and/or FRE 2201.


2 RESTRICTED ELECTIVES | 6 HOURS

1. Choose one upper-level (level 3000 or above) FRE, FRT or FRW

2. Choose one of the following courses: 

  • Complete at least 1 of the following:
    • FRT3140 – French and Francophone Literary Masterworks in Translation (3)
    • FRT3451 – French Translation and Interpretation (3)
    • FRT3810 – French Multimedia Translation and Interpretation (3)
    • FRT3831 – French Legal Translation and Interpretation (3)
    • FRT3830 – Medical French Translation and Interpretation (3)
    • FRT4521 – Language and Culture through Francophone Cinema (3)
    • FRE3300 – French Grammar (3)
    • FRE3400 – French Conversation and Composition (3)
    • FRE3423 – Advanced French Grammar Abroad (3)
    • FRE3440 – Business French I (3)
    • FRE3780 – French Phonetics and Diction (3)
    • FRE4421 – Advanced French Conversation (3)
    • FRE4500 – French Civilization and Culture (3)
    • FRE4701 – Francophone Linguistics (3)
    • FRT3140 – French and Francophone Literary Masterworks in Translation (3)
    • FRT3562 – French Contemporary Pop Culture (3)
    • FRT3564 – Frenglish in Social Media (3)
    • FRT4421 – War, Love, and Laughter in the French Middle Ages (3)
    • FRT4521 – Language and Culture through Francophone Cinema (3)
    • FRT4563 – French Women Warriors and others of the World: Myth and Reality (3)
    • FRT4801 – French Business Translation and Interpretation (3)
    • FRW3001 – Fundamentals of French and Francophone Literature (3)
    • FRW3101 – Survey of French Literature II (3)
    • FRW3100 – Survey of French Literature I (3)
    • FRW3370 – From the Merveilleux to the Fantastique: French Modern Short Stories (3)
    • FRW3740 – The French Literature of Canada (3)
    • FRW3810 – French Literary Texts and Analysis (3)
    • FRW4281 – 20th Century French Novels (3)
    • FRW4380 – Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales to Ex-Machina (3)
    • FRW4440 – French Literature of the Eighteenth Century (3)
    • FRW4532 – French Romanticism (3)
    • FRW4552 – Nineteenth Century French Literature (3)
    • AFH3100 – African History to 1870 (3)
    • AFH3200 – African History Since 1870 (3)
    • CPO3104 – Politics of Western Europe (3)
    • CPO3132 – Canadian Politics (3)
    • CPO4101 – Politics of the European Union (3)
    • EUH3451 – History of Modern France (3)

See UCF catalog entry for program requirements.


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