4-Term Pathway - Foundation Certificate for Business, Law and Social Sciences - Continue to Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - French and Archaeology (Honours Select 50:50)

If students split their University of Liverpool degree between French and another subject area, they will study a French language module, at beginners’ or advanced level, and a cultural module per semester, alongside two other modules in the other subject. If students combine French with a non-language subject, they will spend the Year Abroad in a French speaking country as an assistant in a school, as a student at a university or on a work placement.

Archaeology at 50% provides students with a solid understanding of archaeological methods and theory, combined with the study of the archaeology of specific geographical areas and chronological periods. This enables students to build highly transferable skills (team-working, critical thinking, synthesizing information and data, IT and oral skills) into any humanities degree.