Modern Languages - French

French language and culture are globally significant as the second most widely learned after English, with over 200 million speakers worldwide. Renowned for its literature, art, cinema, cuisine, and philosophy, French influences global intellectual and artistic movements. As an official language of major international organizations like the UN and EU, French proficiency is crucial for careers in diplomacy and global governance. France's universities offer academic excellence, enhancing opportunities in tourism, hospitality, fashion, and international business. Through cultural diplomacy, Alliances Françaises promote intercultural understanding, emphasizing French's role in global citizenship and professional advancement in today's interconnected world.

Students can take French courses to count toward their language requirements for the B.A., pursue a minor or a major in French, complete a secondary major in International and Area Studies, or pursue graduate studies in French.

French Bake Sale

Want to know more about French @K-State?

The Modern Languages department provides a diverse range of French courses, along with scholarships to support minors, majors, graduate studies, and students studying abroad. We also offer opportunities to earn free credits for prior language experience. Join us at our French Language Table to practice your French, engage in conversations, and connect with others. For further details, please contact:

Dr. Kathleen Antonioliantonioli
Associate Professor
EH 108
kantonioli@k-state.edu

Dr. Angélique Courboucourbou
Teaching Assistant Professor
EH 217
angeli@k-state.edu

Dr. Camille Meritanmeritan
Teaching Assistant Professor & Language Coordinator
EH 005
cmeritan@ksu.edu

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Course Descriptions

See below our course descriptions and course schedule