Requirements for a Major or a Minor in French at UNCW For the minor in French, you must complete a total of 18 semester hours in 200+ French (6 courses total): For the major in French, you must complete a total of 36 semester hours in 200+ French (12 courses total): A. 2 courses (6 credit hours) for the minor and major: _____ French 201: Intermediate French I (3) _____ French 202: Intermediate French II (3) _____ French 294: French Study Abroad I (3) (may be repeated under different titles) B. 4 courses (12 credit hours) for the minor OR 8 courses (24 credit hours) for the major, chosen from the following courses: _____ French 301: Conversation in French (or Conversation in French through French Cinema) (3) _____ French 302: Advanced French Grammar and Composition I (3) _____ French 303: Advanced French Grammar and Composition II (3) _____ French 304: French for the Professions (3) _____ French 306: Reading Strategies (3) _____ French 308: French Linguistics: Phonetics and Pronunciation (3) _____ French 311: French Civilization (3) _____ French 318: Contemporary France (3): French Electronic Media, etc. _____ French 319: Introduction to the Francophone World (3) _____ French 321: French Literature I: Middle Ages through the Enlightenment (3) _____ French 322: French Literature II: Nineteenth through Twenty-First Centuries (3) _____ French 385: Introduction to French Cinema (3) _____ French 394: French Study Abroad II (may be repeated under different titles) C. And at least 2 courses (6 credit hours) for the major, chosen from the following courses: _____ French 401: Advanced Conversation (3) _____ French 402: Advanced Grammar and Composition (3) _____ French 404: Advanced French for the Professions: International Business, International Relations, Political Science, Diplomacy, Film and Fashion Industries, Culinary Arts (3) _____ French 411: Topics in French Studies (3) _____ French 412: Spaces of the Francophone World (3) _____ French 420: Topics in French Literature (3) _____ French 421: French Immigrant Narratives (3) _____ French 437: French Lyric Poetry: From Troubadours to Slameurs (3) _____ French 438: Masterpieces of French Theater (3) _____ French 439: Masterpieces of French Prose (3) _____ French 448: French Theater and Performance (3): Includes Student Theatrical Production _____ French 470: French Women Writers (3) _____ French 485: Seminar in French Cinema (3) _____ French 491: Directed Independent Study (1-3): Topic of Student’s Choice _____ French 494: French Study Abroad III (maybe be repeated under different titles) _____ French 495: Advanced Seminar in French (1-3): Rock Music as Text, French at War, Camus, etc. _____ French 498: Internship in French (3 or 6) _____ French 499: Honors work in French (6—two 3-credit courses over 2 successive semesters) D. Applied Learning _____ Choose from: 2 French courses abroad, 1 FRH 491, 1 FRH 498, or 2 FRH 499. E. _____ Successful completion of the French Oral Proficiency Exam Requirements for a Minor or Major in French at UNCW For the MINOR in French: 6 courses of French (18 credits) A. 2 courses (6 credits) _____ French 201 _____ French 202 B. 4 courses at the 300-level (12 credits) _____ _____ _____ _____ _______________________________________________________________________________________ For the MAJOR in French: 12 courses of French (36 credits) A. 2 courses (6 credits) _____ French 201 _____ French 202 B. 8 courses at the 300-level (24 credits) _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ C. 2 courses at the 400-level (6 credits) _____ _____ D. Applied Learning Choose from: 2 French courses abroad, 1 FRH 491, 1 FRH 498, or 2 FRH 499. _____ E. Successful completion of the French Oral Proficiency Exam _____ *** A grade of C- or better in each course is required for the French major and minor. Study abroad courses in French count towards the French major and minor. Students may declare a French major (primary, secondary, or double) or minor via SEANET. All French majors will be assigned an advisor in French. Please see one of your French professors for more information.