MASTER OF SCIENCE M.SC BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
- Country United Kingdom
- Course Duration 1 YEAR
- Course Type Full Time
- Language Specification ENGLISH
- Program Level Post-Graduate
- Education Required Graduate
- Admission intake Jan 15
- Minimum GPA 2.7
Application Charges
| Application Fee | Tution Fee |
|---|---|
| USD 35 | USD 16,736 |
Program Description
Program Description
From a degree in French, you will emerge a highly employable linguist with the additional skills of analysis, argument, presentation and first-hand experience of living abroad.
In your first year, you will follow one compulsory language module, in which you will develop your knowledge and understanding of written and spoken French, including grammar. You will also take modules that focus on other aspects of French Studies: culture, society, literature, film and history. Having acquired foundation skills in your first year, you will go on to develop both your language skills, on our compulsory language module, and your own particular interests beyond the language.
You will spend your third year abroad, either as a language assistant, studying at one of our partner institutions (including the Sorbonne, or universities in Grenoble, Caen, Brussels or Martinique in the French Caribbean), or undertaking an organized work placement. We offer modules including The French Revolution, France and Globalization, Bestsellers of the Nineteenth Century, Postcolonial Literatures in France, Media in France, and Politics and Violence in Modern France. You might choose to focus on French cinema, on which we offer a number of modules, or to explore French Popular Music one term and Representations of the Holocaust the next. Whatever you are interested in, you can construct a wide-ranging, but consistent, program of study.
In your first year, you will follow one compulsory language module, in which you will develop your knowledge and understanding of written and spoken French, including grammar. You will also take modules that focus on other aspects of French Studies: culture, society, literature, film and history. Having acquired foundation skills in your first year, you will go on to develop both your language skills, on our compulsory language module, and your own particular interests beyond the language.
You will spend your third year abroad, either as a language assistant, studying at one of our partner institutions (including the Sorbonne, or universities in Grenoble, Caen, Brussels or Martinique in the French Caribbean), or undertaking an organized work placement. We offer modules including The French Revolution, France and Globalization, Bestsellers of the Nineteenth Century, Postcolonial Literatures in France, Media in France, and Politics and Violence in Modern France. You might choose to focus on French cinema, on which we offer a number of modules, or to explore French Popular Music one term and Representations of the Holocaust the next. Whatever you are interested in, you can construct a wide-ranging, but consistent, program of study.
