Thirty-three countries have French as an official language. Concordia's French students can travel with expert faculty to some of these countries through the college’s study away programs. You'll also have the opportunity to live the language right on Concordia's campus by being a part of the French Honor Society or French Club, tutoring children in French, or meeting for informal French chats at our French Café.
Whether you are planning to use your French for international business and travel, teaching, or even translating, Concordia’s French department has a program for you.
Studying French will prepare you to be able to communicate through listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
Consider pairing a major or minor in French with a major in international business.
This major will prepare you to teach French to students in grades K-12. Students seeking licensure to teach French must also fulfill the requirements for a . For additional information about teaching French, see the chair of world languages and cultures or the chair of education.
An optional is available for elementary education majors.
This will enable you to communicate effectively in diverse international settings, enhancing your career prospects.