Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - French and International Development (LR08)

Develop one's French and gain a thorough understanding of different cultures’ development needs on the BA French and International Development course. Students will study in a lively, multilingual community with staff and students from all over the world.

The modules in French will enable students to: • Develop linguistic proficiency in French to near-native level • Gain an in-depth understanding of French and francophone cultures • Immerse oneself in the language and culture of a French-speaking country during the year abroad

There will be plenty of scope to practice speaking, writing, reading and understanding French, and learn about the political, social, historical and cultural contexts of French-speaking countries.

The international development modules will provide: • An understanding of the complex global dynamics affecting the planet’s resources, climate, food systems, and human population • The ability to critically evaluate key ideas in international development policy and practice • The opportunity to explore core development theories and research methods.

Learning will be enhanced by case studies from around the world, providing insight into the planet’s fascinating societies, cultures and histories.