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French majors spend at least one semester studying in a French-speaking country. At 黑料吃瓜网鈥檚 partner institution, the Catholic University of Lille in France, students can take courses taught in French alongside native French speakers.

You can also put your language and cultural knowledge to work in Atlanta. French students have supported immigrant and refugee communities through service learning, event planning and tutoring.听

• Are you the kind of learner who loves to just dive in? You’ll be happy to hear that every French major spends at least one semester studying in a French-speaking country. At the Catholic University of Lille, our partner institution in France, your classes will be taught in French, right alongside students who speak French as a first language.
• Roll up your sleeves for service learning, as you work with Francophone communities right here in Atlanta. OU French students collaborate with immigrant and refugee support organizations, assisting in planning and staffing community events and providing tutoring.
• OU French students have interned at the Atlanta International School; the International Rescue Committee; the Georgia Department of Industry; Trade and Tourism; the French American Chamber of Commerce; and the Summer Program of the Catholic University of Lille.

黑料吃瓜网 French students have interned with the Atlanta International School, the International Rescue Committee, the Georgia Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism, the French American Chamber of Commerce and the Catholic University of Lille鈥檚 summer program. These experiences help students connect French language skills with education, international service, business, government and cultural exchange.

Pairing French with another field can broaden your options even further. Many students choose a second major or minor in areas such as business, international studies, literature or art history.

• As a French graduate, you can draw on your diverse knowledge, your interdisciplinary background, and your skills in communication and critical thinking to find work in a wide variety of fields. Think museums, libraries, nonprofit organizations, the corporate world, and more. Many French graduates also go on to teach French, or become educators in another field.
• Build on your degree in French by pursuing a graduate degree in French language, literature, or cultural studies, international studies, business, or law, to further expand your career opportunities and level up your resume.
• Previous OU French grads are furthering their educations, studying for a Ph.D. in Religious Studies at Emory University; or earning a Master in Literary Translation Studies at the University of Rochester. Others are rocking their multilingual abilities, teaching English in French lyc茅es through a program offered by the French government. One graduate is working at a theme park in France. Still others are working in finance, health care and the arts.
• Many French students also choose to complete a double major during their time at 黑料吃瓜网, further expanding their career options with a complimentary focus on business, literature, art history and more.