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This program merges political science and international affairs with French language studies, a tongue spoken by hundreds of millions globally. This combination equips you with a highly relevant skillset for today's interconnected professional landscape.
Your studies will encompass both national political systems and the complex dynamics between nations, communities, and individuals.
The politics curriculum focuses on three core areas:
political philosophy
comparative government studies
global relations.
Alongside intensive French language training, you'll delve into Francophone culture and history through diverse course options including literature, cinema, political thought, linguistics, and visual arts. A year abroad in a French-speaking environment will significantly enhance your linguistic abilities and cultural understanding.
Both departments foster close integration between academic research and teaching, creating a dynamic educational atmosphere where cutting-edge insights inform classroom instruction. This dual-degree program delivers a stimulating intellectual journey with ample opportunities to specialize in your areas of interest.
The curriculum employs various teaching methods including lectures, small-group tutorials, seminar discussions, practical workshops, and personalized project guidance. Evaluation formats range from presentations and written assignments to examinations, group projects, debates, digital media creations, and research papers.
Our program develops versatile competencies that enhance your employability across multiple professional fields.
French language instruction accommodates both beginners and advanced learners (A-level equivalent or higher). Modern language students enjoy access to our cutting-edge Multimedia Center, along with extracurricular opportunities including guest lectures, cultural clubs, language exchange cafés, student publications, and performance events.