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Bachelor of Science in French Education
Program Type:
Bachelors Degree
Overview
The department of modern languages provides the opportunity for students to develop their communication skills in another language in order to gain linguistic, cultural, and literary understanding and to interact meaningfully with people from other cultures. The department prepares students for the future, whether that means sharing their faith, conversing with a neighbor whose first language is not English, or performing a job in the professional realm.
Curriculum
The bachelor of science degree in French education requires 79 hours of professional education and major courses (40 hours of French). Study abroad is encouraged as an enhancement of student preparation. Secondary Education majors must complete specific general education requirements as outlined by the Education Department.
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