French Studies - Duke University

French Studies from Duke University is a Campus Bachelor Language degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The French major offers two tracks: 1) French Studies and 2) French and European Studies. Prerequisites: French 76 or equivalent (Advanced Placement literature score of 4 or 5, Advanced Placement language score of 5, SAT II score of 640 or above, or comparable linguistic experience). 1) French Studies: A total of ten courses at the 100 level and above, eight of which must be from departmental offerings taught in French . These eight core courses must include five from the categories Historical Itineraries (120-139*) and Cultural Literary Itineraries (140-180*), of which at least two must be from Historical Itineraries. The two remaining courses must be on French related topics and may be taken either in the department or in other departments. Consult the undergraduate major advisor concerning approved related courses. 2) French and European Studies: An interdisciplinary track requiring a total of ten courses at the 100 level and above, seven of which must be from departmental offerings taught in French . These seven core courses must include four from the categories Historical Itineraries (120-139*) and Cultural and Literary Itineraries (140-180*), at least one of which must be from Historical Itineraries. Three related courses on any French European topic may be taken outside the department, and not in the language of the major. Proficiency in another European language is highly desirable. View more details on Duke University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Language courses.