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Description
Studying the Bachelor Degree Programme in French at University of Innsbruck opens up a world of opportunities. Graduates are equipped with the ability to develop, assess, and apply scientific developments in linguistic, literary, and cultural studies areas. They gain interdisciplinary skills, soft skills, and the capability to solve problems based on theory and methods. The program nurtures communicative competence, mental flexibility, critical thinking, and intercultural competence. With a focus on language skills, linguistics, literary studies, and regional and cultural studies, students gain a deep understanding of the French language and its cultural contexts.
Career Opportunities:
Graduates can pursue careers in international relations, diplomacy, foreign trade, translation, interpretation, cultural exchange programs, teaching, tourism, and more.
Requirement
- Matura/equivalent certificate
- Proof of language skills: German language skills at level A2 at the time of application and level B2 at the time of admission
- Language of instruction: English proficiency (Optional)
Structure
In addition to imparting profound specialist knowledge, special emphasis is placed on key qualifications such as communicative competence, mental flexibility, critical ability, and intercultural competence. The program covers language skills, linguistics, literary studies, and regional and cultural studies in detail.
Fees
Service fee is €25
The tuition fee amounts to € 363.36 per semester (AUT, EU/EEA, CH) and for citizens of third countries € 726.72 per semester. In addition to the tuition fee, the ÖH-fee {22.70) must be always paid