BA Hons French and History in Nottingham United Kingdom | University of Nottingham

Course introductionIf you're fascinated by history while also aspiring to live in France and master the language – why settle for just one degree? Our program lets you pursue bothThis combined honors program enables you to blend your interest in human stories with your passion for foreign language communication.Our History offerings span from 'Central European History' to 'African Liberation Movements', while French studies cover topics from 'The Gaullist Republic' to 'French New Wave Cinema' – giving you exceptional flexibility to shape your degree around your passions or professional goals.For most students, the study abroad year becomes the most memorable experience. Beyond complete linguistic and cultural immersion, living overseas fosters greater independence and self-assurance.Assessment methodsWe employ diverse evaluation approaches, primarily including coursework and examinations, but also incorporating critical analyses, research projects, collaborative assignments, timed assessments, creative portfolios, and oral presentations.Every module features tailored assessment criteria, with intentional variety to accommodate different learning strengths. When selecting optional courses, you'll receive clear information about evaluation methods beforehand.Career prospectsLanguage studies unlock global opportunities. Whether in finance, education, non-profits, or government agencies like MI5, multilingual professionals remain in high demand worldwide.Throughout this program, our extensive module selection lets you customize your academic journey. This process helps clarify potential career directions and professional interests.Beyond linguistic abilities, you'll cultivate versatile skills employers value: articulate communication, meticulous precision, and cultural adaptability.Pairing language studies with history sharpens analytical thinking, transforming you into a resourceful problem-solver with exceptional communication abilities.