Arts - French Studies Adelaide University

Overview

Throughout this Arts - French Studies course from Adelaide University you’ll build your skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking, eventually fully immersing yourself in the language. Learn to construct effective arguments and excel in professional settings. Take advantage of international language learning partnerships, both digital and in-country.

You'll explore France’s culture through courses on French literature, film and contemporary society. Enjoy guest lectures by local and international scholars. Benefit from hands-on learning, including internships and study abroad programs.

Our comprehensive curriculum also sharpens your digital literacy and communication skills. Explore emerging research in French and Francophone studies. Produce creative and critical texts across different genres and media. You’ll graduate with advanced skills in writing, presentation and problem-solving, prepared to thrive in multilingual and professional settings. You’ll be able to pursue careers in international business, diplomacy, teaching, tourism and more.

Career opportunities:

The cross-cultural skills you gain at Adelaide University will set you up for success in international and multilingual professions. You might negotiate sustainability policies with leaders in Pacific Island nations. You could orchestrate an international festival in the heart of Paris – or take it online as a virtual reality event. Perhaps you’ll work in translating, teaching or tourism.

Other potential careers include:

• Cultural liaison
• Interpreter
• Foreign correspondent
• Diplomat
• Public servant
• Foreign service officer
• Immigration specialist
• Legal assistant
• Market research analyst
• Import/export coordinator
• PR specialist.

Adelaide University graduates have secured prestigious positions at the Department of Immigration, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, French-Australian Chamber of Commerce & Industry, French consulates and embassies, media organisations, restaurants and wineries in both South Australia and France.