French

BA students must take the core 20-credit language module EU1104 Contemporary French Language and the two 10-credit modules EU1113 Modern France: War, Conflict & Culture (Autumn Semester) and EU1115 Modern France: Politics, Economy & Society (Spring Semester).
Students taking BA Joint Honours French & Maths will take 60 credits in Maths, 40 credits in French plus another 20 credit module (or 2 x 10 credit modules) taught within the School of European Languages, Translation and Politics (staff in French will help find a suitable one) and will not take a third subject.
All students taking BA Joint Honours French and Japanese will take 60 credits in Japanese, 40 credits in French and a further 20 non-language credits taught within the School of European Languages, Translation and Politics and selected from the list published at the end of the Japanese entry in this Guide.
BScEcon students must take the core 20-credit language module EU1104 Contemporary French Language and may opt to do one or either of the 10-credit modules EU1113 Modern France: War, Conflict & Culture (Autumn Semester) and EU1115 Modern France: Politics, Economy & Society (Spring Semester).
Apart from French degree students, this subject is open to any student enrolled on a degree programme in the University who has obtained 80 points at A2 Level in French, subject to timetable constraints. BA students taking French as an additional subject must take 40 credits and have A (French), B,B at A level. Students with non-standard qualifications, or with a C in French, should see the School's Director of Teaching and Learning at enrolment.
Timetable Group C.

EU1104 - Contemporary French Language
EU1115 - Modern France: Politics, Economy and Society
EU1113 - Modern France: War, Conflict and Culture
EU8100 - Introduction to Translation Methods
EU8101 - Introduction to Theory of Translation