College of Arts and Humanities
French
Minor
Minor in French
Gain fluency in French while also acquiring an appreciation for the broad range of cultures represented by the French-speaking world with our French Minor.
Our approach to teaching combines academic study with experiential learning, fostering both cultural awareness and tangible language skills. In an increasingly globalized world, being bilingual is a valuable skill. Over time, you will develop a global perspective and become a more engaged global citizen—we know your future will be rich.
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World Languages and Cultures
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What You'll Study
Academic Catalog | World Languages and Cultures Website
Courses
Second-year French
- FR 251 - Second-year French
- FR 252 - Second-year French
- FR 253 - Second-year French
Department-Approved French Electives
French Resource Center
Advanced language students provide free tutoring, homework help, and conversation practice, now also on Zoom. Contact the French Faculty Mentor for more info.
French Club
Join the French Club for weekly activities like crêpe tastings, cooking lessons, French movie nights, and more. Contact the French Faculty Mentor to join.
Study Abroad Opportunities
Study in various French-speaking locations, from the Institut de Français, l’Université d’Orléans to Cannes and Paris, with partners AIFS, API, USAC, ISEP, and SIT.
Community Events
Get to know your peers in other language programs through events like International Karaoke Night, Lunar New Year celebrations, and Global Halloween movie nights.
Why Study French at Central?
Discover a rich cultural heritage that provides you with insight into French literature, art, cinema, and history, enhancing your global perspective and cultural understanding.
Benefit from a team of experienced and dedicated French professors who are passionate about teaching and mentoring you, ensuring a supportive learning environment through their expertise and personalized attention.
Expand your cognitive abilities and enhance your problem-solving skills by learning a new language, which has been shown to improve overall mental agility and academic performance.