Embark on a rich academic journey with the English and French Bachelors Degree at Queen's University Belfast, a course designed for those fascinated by the interconnectedness of language, literature, and culture. You will explore Anglo- and Francophone literatures and languages from historical to contemporary perspectives, delving into their cultural and ideological contexts. This programme is ideal if you possess a passion for textual analysis, linguistic exploration, and wish to develop sophisticated critical and creative writing skills across two major global languages. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of literary traditions and language structures, preparing you for advanced study and diverse professional applications.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree is structured over four years, including an invaluable placement year. In your first year, you will build foundational knowledge in English and French, alongside essential university-level writing skills. Subsequent years allow you to specialise, selecting modules rooted in staff research expertise, from linguistics to creative writing. The compulsory Stage 3 placement year offers immersive experience in a French-speaking country, enhancing your language proficiency and professional network. You will graduate with a deep appreciation for literary and linguistic diversity, equipped for careers in education, translation, international relations, publishing, and beyond.