- Complete all of the requirements for an Anthropology major (36 credits).
- A total of 24 additional credits in French and Francophone Studies, comprised as follows:
- At least 16 credits taught in French at the 200-level or above, or equivalent
- French language courses numbered below 200 do not count toward the major.
- Up to 12 credits may be comprised of any combination of the following:
- Up to 8 credits from approved courses taught in English
- Up to 8 credits transferred from off-campus studies or another institution
- Up to 4 credits “double-dipped” with approved courses counted toward another major or minor
- Up to 4 AP or IB credits
- Attainment of the level of B2 or Advanced Low on a recognized language proficiency assessment (DELF, ACTFL, etc.)
- Two or more of the following integrative components with the primary major:
- A thesis topic that explicitly incorporates a significant portion of French/Francophone content, broadly understood (textual, geographic, theoretical, historical, etc.)
- A grade of B or higher in a course in Anthropology taught in French (normally only an option through off-campus studies)
- A course in Anthropology that has been approved as a “double dip,” taught in either English or French
- An internship related to the Anthropology major, conducted in a French-speaking setting
- An oral presentation of the senior project (or equivalent) in French, for a general public audience
- Portfolio + reflective essay in French
- Complete the senior self-evaluation survey about the student’s combined major experience.
- Honors
- Determined according to the criteria for the Anthropology major
- Notes
- Within the 8-credit transfer limitation, any university-level courses taught entirely in French may count toward the French requirements, regardless of topic.
- Anthropology+French candidates have a major advisor in Anthropology, and a second advisor from French and Francophone Studies who works with them to define and assess the integrative component. Students should approach a French advisor as soon as possible after declaring their primary major.
Total Credits
60