Ba french and francophone studies in Humboldt state university

The French and Francophone Studies Program emphasizes the use of the French language through a curriculum that closely relates the classroom to the Francophone world. Creating a personal environment, French and Francophone Studies faculty and students participate in weekend workshops and retreats. In small classroom settings, students study the literature and culture of France and such Francophone regions and countries as Quebec, Nova Scotia, Belgium, Switzerland, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Senegal, C te d Ivoire, Mali, Congo, and the French-speaking Caribbean. Majors study abroad in a Francophone region for a minimum of four weeks and as long as an academic year, during which they may also participate in an internship program designed by department faculty.

Grade 12 / High School, A (GPA) of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale on high school coursework, ACT 22 or above on English test section and SAT 550 on the Verbal/Critical Reading or IELTS of 6.0 and TOEFL ibT of 71; PTE 48

Interpreter, Literary Translator, Linguist, Teacher, Foreign Correspondent, Bilingual Occupations

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