General information
- Character: Official qualification
- Credits: 240 ECTS
- Duration: 4 years
- Price of the first course
- Type of teaching: In person
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Degree in
Study
Francophones
Applied
The Bachelor's Degree in Applied Francophone Studies is an innovative program, unique in the Spanish university system, but with similar models in other neighboring countries. It is a program that not only seeks to be fully in tune with the socio-academic reality of our time, but will also help students better understand and strengthen the historical, sociocultural, political, and economic ties with Francophone countries, especially those closest to the Canary Islands. The goal is to prepare students for a broad and versatile professional profile, in line with the demands of today's society and labor market.
The fundamental objective of this new degree is to provide students with a range of competencies, skills, and abilities related to the French language and its cultural expressions, as well as other fields of the humanities and social sciences.
To this end, the curriculum for this new degree includes, in addition to a solid foundation in French language and culture, subjects such as modern Arabic, a third European language (English, German, or Greek), economics and foreign trade, international relations, development cooperation, and more.
Students who wish to direct their professional careers toward teaching the French language or pursuing other areas of work that our society demands, such as international relations (commercial, cultural, diplomatic, humanitarian, etc.), cultural and publishing management, linguistic-cultural and documentary consulting and management in various fields (media, tourism, public administration, archives and libraries, etc.), as well as language mediation and translation.
In any case, it is recommended that you have an interest in the philological study of the French language and literary tradition; a passion for reading and writing French; a good memory; adequate communication skills; an interest in culture and human thought; and organization and perseverance in your studies.
Recommended subjects to take in high school: French and subjects specific to the Humanities branch
Linguistic and cultural planning and consulting; linguistic and intercultural mediation; translation and interpreting; consulting and management in publishing, culture, linguistic and cultural matters, documentation, archives, and libraries, in the tourism sector, and in international relations (diplomacy, foreign policy, economic and trade relations); teaching of the French language and culture; development cooperation, etc.
Notifications
February 21, 2025 - 2:41 PM UTC
Provisional list of candidates admitted, admitted on condition, and excluded from the pre-selection process for Erasmus+ study mobility at the Faculty of Humanities for the 2025-2026 academic year.
March 5, 2024 - 3:10 PM UTC
Final list of Erasmus students admitted for 2024-2025 at the Faculty of Humanities
General information
- Character: Official qualification
- Credits: 240 ECTS
- Duration: 4 years
- Price of the first course
- Type of teaching: In person
The Bachelor's Degree in Applied Francophone Studies is an innovative program, unique in the Spanish university system, but with similar models in other neighboring countries. It is a program that not only seeks to be fully in tune with the socio-academic reality of our time, but will also help students better understand and strengthen the historical, sociocultural, political, and economic ties with Francophone countries, especially those closest to the Canary Islands. The goal is to prepare students for a broad and versatile professional profile, in line with the demands of today's society and labor market.
The fundamental objective of this new degree is to provide students with a range of competencies, skills, and abilities related to the French language and its cultural expressions, as well as other fields of the humanities and social sciences.
To this end, the curriculum for this new degree includes, in addition to a solid foundation in French language and culture, subjects such as modern Arabic, a third European language (English, German, or Greek), economics and foreign trade, international relations, development cooperation, and more.
Students who wish to direct their professional careers toward teaching the French language or pursuing other areas of work that our society demands, such as international relations (commercial, cultural, diplomatic, humanitarian, etc.), cultural and publishing management, linguistic-cultural and documentary consulting and management in various fields (media, tourism, public administration, archives and libraries, etc.), as well as language mediation and translation.
In any case, it is recommended that you have an interest in the philological study of the French language and literary tradition; a passion for reading and writing French; a good memory; adequate communication skills; an interest in culture and human thought; and organization and perseverance in your studies.
Recommended subjects to take in high school: French and subjects specific to the Humanities branch
Linguistic and cultural planning and consulting; linguistic and intercultural mediation; translation and interpreting; consulting and management in publishing, culture, linguistic and cultural matters, documentation, archives, and libraries, in the tourism sector, and in international relations (diplomacy, foreign policy, economic and trade relations); teaching of the French language and culture; development cooperation, etc.
Notifications
February 21, 2025 - 2:41 PM UTC
Provisional list of candidates admitted, admitted on condition, and excluded from the pre-selection process for Erasmus+ study mobility at the Faculty of Humanities for the 2025-2026 academic year.
March 5, 2024 - 3:10 PM UTC
Final list of Erasmus students admitted for 2024-2025 at the Faculty of Humanities
August 24, 2023 - 10:46 UTC
Francophone Studies student Alexis Alonso wins a French Embassy literary criticism competition.
December 22, 2022 - 12:09 UTC
A play featuring ULL students and migrants from Las Raíces addresses slavery and colonialism.
November 17, 2022 - 11:34 UTC
Resolution of the Commission with instructions for the 2022 University Senate elections, student sector