BA (Hons) French and Irish in Belfast United Kingdom | Queen's University Belfast

The focus in both French and Irish studies lies on contemporary language and cultural aspects, with language and identity questions forming the central theme of this combined program. For French studies, the curriculum provides perspectives on the language and societies of mainland France as well as various French-speaking communities globally. Beginners can start learning French from scratch. In Irish studies, learners will gain comprehensive knowledge about different facets of Irish culture and society, covering areas like film, short stories, novels, and contemporary poetry. Pursuing a French and Irish degree at Queen's helps students cultivate essential competencies and career-relevant experiences that are highly sought after by employers, professional bodies, and educational establishments. Queen's graduates in this field are highly valued by employers (locally, nationally, and internationally) for their exceptional communication and analytical abilities, with more than 50% of graduate positions now accessible to candidates from any academic background.