Study plan Bachelor's Degree in French Studies - UAB/UB

Study guides

Title of qualification awarded

Bachelor's degree in French Studies

Timetables

Mornings and afternoons

Study plan information

Table of credits for each course

	Basic training	Compulsory	Optional	Final Project
1st year	60
2nd year		60
3rd year		48	12
4th year			54	6
Total	60	108	66	6

Period of study

The year is divided into semesters and teaching is shared by both universities responsible for the degree (the university where classes take place is indicated next to each subject on the schedule).

Part-time or full-time

Full-time dedication. Part-time option available.

Specialisations

Specialisation in French Applied Linguistics
Specialisation in Culture and Contemporary Creation of French Expression
Specialisation in Medieval Romance Cultures and Literatures

Basic and compulsory training

1st year	2nd year
1st semester (UB) Foreign Language* Catalan or Spanish Language Oral Use of the French Language Latin Introduction to the French Language 2nd semester (UAB) Comparative Literature Introduction to Linguistics Written Use of the French Language French for Special Purposes Introduction to the French Culture (*) One of the following languages must be chosen: Hebrew, German, English, Italian, Arabic, Basque, Galician, Swedish, Dutch, Modern Greek, Russian, Polish or Portuguese	1st semester (UAB) History of the French Language Oral and Written French Language I French Morphosyntax Contemporary French Literature French Phonetics and Phonology 2nd semester (UAB) French Novel I and II Oral and Written French Language II Lexicology of the French Language Living in France: Signs and Myths of the Times
3rd year	4th year
1st semester (UB) French Speaking and Writing Techniques I French in the World: Contact between Cultures French Poetry Methods of Contemporary Literary Theory 2nd semester (UAB) French Speaking and Writing Techniques II Comparative French Linguistics French Semantics and Pragmatics Linguistic Analysis of Oral and Written Documents in French	Final Project

Optional subjects

3rd and 4th years
Medieval Civilisation Postmodern Literary Creation Literature and Gender in Galicia, Portugal and Brazil Work Placement	Modern Language II  (English, German, Italian, Portuguese, Occitan, Romanian, Basque, Galician)* (*) You can enrol in a maximum of 12 credits.

Specialisations are learning pathways included in the European Diploma Supplement (DS). In order to obtain a specialisation at least 30 credits (five subjects) must be taken for each pathway.

Specialisation in French Applied Linguistics (UAB)	Specialisation in Culture and Contemporary Creation of French Expression (UB)	Specialisation in Medieval Romance Cultures and Literatures (UAB)
- French Language and Language Technologies - Multilingual Approaches in Exolinguistic Interaction - Linguistics Applied to Teaching of the French Language - French Language and ICT - Analysis of Spoken French - Technical and Business French - Technical Translation from/to French - Computer Processing Applied to the French Language - Psycholinguistic Models of Normal and Deviant Language in French - Translation to/from French	- New Languages of Poetry in French - New Poetics of Narrative in French - Thought and Literature in French - Psychoanalysis and Literature in French - Feminist Literary Theory and Gender Studies - Postcolonialism and Literature in French - Poetics and Politics of Literature in French - French Theatre : - Laughing and Weeping, from Molière to Koltès - Cinema and Audiovisual Creation in French - Translation of French Literature	- Medieval Romance Epics - Medieval Romance Lyrics - Medieval Romance Novels - Introduction to Romance Literature - Medieval Legends - Literature and Society in the Middle Ages

Not all optional subjects are offered this year.

Additional information

All optional subjects are not scheduled each year.