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BA (Hons) French

Studying a modern language opens up a world of opportunities, and a French (Hons) degree from the University of Stirling is designed with your future firmly in mind.

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Duration

3 or 4 years*

Starting Date

September, January

Tuition Fee

£ 16,400

Location

Stirling, United Kingdom

*completing an optional Language Assistantship increases the study period to 60 months or 48 months

About the Course

We focus on giving you in-depth knowledge not only of the language, but also of the factors that are shaping France and the wider Francophone world today. This contemporary, all-encompassing approach means you’ll graduate with a true grasp of France’s place in the world and a deep understanding of the language’s ongoing evolution and reach.

You’ll be qualified to apply this knowledge in a host of professional arenas – with former French graduates from Stirling having gone on to work in areas as diverse as journalism, teaching, law and translation. There’s no formula or limit to what you can do with a second language, and the opportunity to spend an extended period studying abroad will further broaden your horizons.

What jobs can you get with a French degree?

Our French graduates have gone on to a wide variety of careers that span publishing, journalism, television, advertising, translation, law and teaching French or English as a foreign language. Language graduates develop excellent oral and written skills; independence and self-reliance; and confidence in dealing with a variety of people, situations and cultures. Other fields our French graduates currently work in include banking, management, marketing and public relations.

As a language graduate, you’ll be a confident communicator with an ability to adapt well to new environments. The combined courses we offer with Professional Education enable you to train as either a primary or secondary teacher with a specialism in languages – which is an opportunity you may not find on other university French courses.

Graduating with a broad understanding of France’s language, culture and its place in the modern world opens up more professional opportunities.

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