French, Bachelor course, advanced studies in Linguistics
This course offers an advanced exploration of modern linguistics with a focus on the French language, introducing students to current theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches. Through the analysis of linguistic data, the course examines the structure, variation, and use of language in diverse contexts. It is designed for students who wish to further develop their analytical skills and deepen their understanding of language as both a system and a social practice.
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The course French, Bachelor’s Level, Advanced Studies in Linguistics provides an in-depth introduction to key theories and methods in modern linguistics, with a particular focus on the French language. The thematic orientation of the course may vary from one term to another and reflects current research areas in the field. The course addresses the structure, variation, and use of language and enables students to apply linguistic theories to different types of linguistic data. It aims to strengthen students’ analytical and critical skills, as well as their ability to discuss linguistic issues in French.
Teaching is conducted in French and consists of lectures, seminars, tutorials, and practical exercises.
Teaching Format
The course emphasizes student-centred learning, with a strong focus on discussion and the analysis of linguistic data. Teaching may take place on campus or online, depending on the course format, and aims to develop students’ ability to apply linguistic theories and methods in analytical work.
Assessment
One written examination on campus + one oral examination.
Examiner
Malin Roitman
Christophe Premat
