French (minor subject)

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The minor study program in French provides fundamental knowledge about the academic study of the French language, francophone literatures and the French-influenced cultural area. In addition, students acquire key qualifications in language and communication skills in French, which can be used in later professional activities in areas related to language, culture and communication.

In order to be able to take the central language practice courses, you must have a command of language level B1.

Course content

French language practice

In the practical language courses, you will learn to understand, reproduce and write more complex text types from different areas. You will expand your basic vocabulary and your ability to use it orally in everyday situations and to give short presentations. You will also learn strategies for translating and communicating using various texts and exercises.

Cultural studies trivium

Subsequent courses focus on linguistics, literature and regional studies. You will acquire basic knowledge of the academic study of the French language. Further topics include cultural and literary development from the 17th century to the present day and the history of France in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Francophone Studies

In advanced studies, you will delve even deeper into French history and improve your linguistic and textual skills through a combination of analysis and interpretation.

Further information

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