French University of Auckland

Overview

The French programme at the University of Auckland offers students a deep immersion into the language, literature, and cultural history of the francophone world. This undergraduate course is designed to equip learners with high-level communication skills and a nuanced understanding of global perspectives. By studying at this prestigious institution, students prepare themselves for a diverse range of international career opportunities.

Why French at the University of Auckland?

Choosing this subject allows students to benefit from a curriculum that emphasises both creative and critical thinking. The university provides a flexible structure where learners can pair their linguistic studies with a second major, such as History or Politics, to broaden their expertise. Additionally, students have access to specialised modules and a supportive academic environment that fosters adaptability in a fast-changing global workforce.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 40225 per year
• National fee: USD 7616 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to guide students from foundational language skills to advanced cultural analysis. Modules may include:

• French
• European Studies
• Modern languages
• Comparative Literature
• Critical Thinking
• Language Teaching and Learning
• Global Studies
• Humanities

Careers with French

Graduates with a background in this discipline are highly valued for their analytical abilities and cross-cultural competence. The skills gained during the programme prepare students for various professional roles in both the public and private sectors. Potential career paths include:

• Communications Specialist
• Government Policy Lead
• Journalist and Social Media Adviser
• Digital Content Manager
• Museum Curator
• Charity Director