BA in French and Francophone Studies (Advanced) in Darlington Australia | The University of Sydney

Sharpen your analytical abilities. Cultivate independent thought. Develop and express well-reasoned judgments grounded in evidence. Forge your own path. The University of Sydney's arts and humanities programs are consistently ranked among the world's top 30 faculties, making our Bachelor of Arts both prestigious among academics and in high demand by employers. With over 45 humanities and social sciences disciplines available, each Sydney arts degree is distinct, ensuring you'll acquire a one-of-a-kind skillset with diverse career possibilities. Whether you wish to master a new language, explore different cultures, examine great literature and ideas, investigate history, analyze contemporary issues, or contemplate future global developments, our Bachelor of Arts will broaden your perspectives and encourage innovative thinking.

French serves as a primary language for more than 300 million people globally. It holds official status in 29 nations and functions as a crucial working language for both the United Nations and European Union. Additionally, it's the linguistic foundation for numerous significant literary, philosophical, and political works. Our French Studies program opens doors to this vibrant cultural heritage.
Regardless of your current French proficiency, we offer multiple pathways to major in French. Choose from beginner, intermediate, or advanced streams, with opportunities to accelerate your progress. You'll explore French language alongside the histories, societies, literatures, and cultures of France and Francophone regions. Study abroad options in France, Switzerland, or Canada are also available for a semester or full academic year.

Instruction primarily occurs in French, with course materials, activities, and assessments tailored to your evolving language proficiency. Our interactive teaching approach emphasizes participation, fostering both French language mastery and independent critical thinking skills.
Graduates pursue careers across numerous fields including international relations, commerce, media, technology, education, legal professions, healthcare, creative industries, and international organizations.