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Disciplinary package French language and culture

Minor coördinator: dr. M. Koffeman
Open to: Students from all programmes
Entry requirements: VWO French

The courses listed below offer intensive training in French and a thorough introduction to the culture, history and literature of the French-speaking world. Almost all courses are taught in French, but a whole range of courses are also open to Lingua Receptiva students (“luistertaal”). Lingua Receptiva means that students who have sufficient receptive knowledge of French to be able to read texts and follow lectures, but whose speaking and writing skills in French might not be good enough, are given the opportunity to do the assignments, presentations, (oral) exams and assignments in Dutch or English. So for example, in case of an exam the questions are in French but you may answer them in Dutch or English. If you are interested and think you have sufficient receptive skills, please contact the coordinator of that course. Click here for a receptive skills test French .

If you choose this disciplinary package, you can choose 20 EC worth of courses from the following list:

Code

Course

Luistertaal

Period

Number of EC

LET-RTCBF120

Quêtes identitaires dans la culture populaire

X

1

5

LET-RTCBF220

Litérature et politique

X

1

5

LET-RTCBF107

La France au XXIe siècle

X

1

5

LET-LET200

De academicus voor de klas

1&2

5

LET-RTCBF119

La boîte à outils du français

1&2

5

LET-RTCBF111

Langue, culture et société

X

2

5

LET-RTCBF105

Histoire de la culture française 1

X

2

5

LET-RTCBF217

De francofone Afrikaanse roman (in vertaling)

2

5

LET-RTCBF115

Compétences langagières avancées 1

3

5

LET-RTCBF221

Culture and Power in the French-Speaking World

3

5

LET-RTCBF106

Histoire de la culture française 2

X

3

5

LET-RTCBF216-B

Séminaire de recherche

4

5

LET-RTCBF116

Compétences langagières avancées 2

4

5

LET-RTCBF110

Sur les traces de la langue française

X

4

5

Please note:

  • It is not possible to account for each student’s timetable when scheduling the courses for the disciplinary and interdisciplinary packages. This means you will only be able to take a course if your timetable permits. If you encounter any difficulties planning which minor courses to take, please consult your study advisor.
  • If you study IBC French, please be aware that you are not allowed to take courses that belong to the compulsory part of your own degree programme as electives. That also applies to courses that have a strong overlap, even if the two courses have different course codes, which is primarily the case for the language proficiency courses Compétences Langagières 1-4. If you are unsure about the possible overlap, please consult the examination board.