431 Bachelor's degrees in French Studies in United States

The French degree from Rockhurst University provides a robust foundational knowledge in language, literature, culture, professional French and film that prepares you for exciting careers and opens many doors. 

French majors at Washington and Lee University learn to speak the language fluently, explore the history and culture of French speakers through coursework and study abroad, and gain expertise by reading and analyzing French texts from the medieval to the post-colonial periods.

The French major at Samford University builds the linguistic skills and knowledge of French and Francophone cultures, history, memory, literature and film that are essential to many  careers in business, law, education, government, the arts, international relations and health care.

French from State University of New York at Oswego gives you a thorough mastery of speaking, aural comprehension, reading and writing skills in the French language and a solid grounding in French literature and civilization.

The French designated program of emphasis at Juniata College builds proficiency in the French language and provides a general knowledge of French and Francophone cultures.

The Teaching - French programme at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is a four-year, full-time B.A. degree delivered on campus. This public study mode course prepares students for Pre-K through grade 12 licensure, combining advanced linguistic proficiency with professional pedagogical training and mandatory study abroad.

SUNY Oneonta College has a long and distinguished history in teacher education, and we take great pride in continuing to promote excellence in classroom teaching. Students interested in teaching at the early childhood, preschool or elementary school level can choose this Childhood Education - French program.

The French faculty at Central Connecticut State University are marked by their passionate commitment to teaching and research and by their linguistic expertise and knowledge of French culture.

Students in Muskingum University's French major acquire a well-rounded education, ensuring they are prepared for a range of careers at home or abroad.

The program in French from University of Wyoming enables students to combine their language training with interdisciplinary study of the regions where their language is spoken.

At INTO Illinois State University the International Year One in General - French program will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor’s degree program at Illinois State University.

At the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, you have a front row seat to French language and Francophone cultures. Lafayette has one of the largest concentrations of native French-speakers in the United States — giving you a one-of-a-kind experience with the language, its dialects, and the connections between community and culture.

The French - Language and Literature program at Westmont College helps you become proficient in the language.

A major in Francophone Studies at Moravian College provides students with an interdisciplinary approach to the intellectual and cultural history of French-speaking countries.

As an French Studies major at Saint Mary's College of California, you will work closely with your professors, reading, contemplating and writing about the principal genres of literature and the related medium of film. 

Our French department from Denison University  provides a robust and creative program on cultures and literature of France and the French-speaking world.

This French programme from Regis University degree seeks to advance proficiency in all linguistic skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing combined with the development of multicultural awareness through the analysis of literary and non-literary texts.

The World Languages and Cultures programme at Northern Illinois University is a Not Specified degree delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate course focuses on French, German, or Spanish, fostering cultural fluency and communication skills over a standard duration to prepare students for a globalised workforce.

Through University of Northern Iowa's French program, students will attend UNI for two years (earning a B.A. in Individual Studies: French Language and Cultures), before spending two years at Université de Franche-Comté (earning a Licence Lettres et Arts: Lettres Modernes).

The Modern Languages and Literatures - French and Francophone Studies at Montana State University is a full-time undergraduate programme. Students explore French language, culture, and literature over four years of study. This degree prepares graduates for diverse international careers in business, education, and public service.