Concordia University College of Alberta
Degree Requirements - 2009-2010 Academic Year
Three-Year Bachelor of Arts:
French Concentration
Perfecting your communicative skills in oral and written French at Concordia University College of Alberta qualifies you for positions requiring competence in Canada's other official language.
Concordia's French program is built upon dynamic principles that give you a sound basis in French grammar. These concepts are presented in meaningful contexts, so that the acquiring of communicative skills is parallelled by a growing awareness of the cultural and literary traditions of Francophone countries.
Our instructors are committed to enlivening the study of French through the introduction of contemporary video and other resource materials into the course material. Students are encouraged to apply for a five-week government bursary to Quebec, or for a four-week course in France.
A degree in French opens up career options in the Canadian government or in businesses where a knowledge of French is essential; it may also serve as a prelude to graduate work or a career in teaching.
Faculty members in the French Department, Dr. Donald Schweyer and Dr. Anna Street are good resources for more information regarding the French degree program.
Admission Requirements
Program Requirements
- Core Requirements
- French Concentration Requirements
- Minors and Requirements
- General Academic Requirements
- Sample Program
- All Program Requirements
