Semester Requirements
Philippe Chavasse, Minor Adviser
(585) 475-3158, pxcgsl@rit.edu
The modern language and culture minor consists of five courses: three language courses beyond Beginning Level I and two culture courses. The minor provides beginning and some intermediate level study of a modern language and appropriate courses in the culture of the nations where that language is most often used. The goal of this minor is to introduce students to the language, customs, and cultural aspects (e.g., history, art, literature, politics, anthropology, and music) of one particular country or area. Students will become aware of the relationship between language and culture and of the differences between their own language and culture and those of the country they choose to study.
Required Courses–Choose any five sequential language courses. One culture course may be substituted for one of the language courses with permission of the minor adviser.
MLFR-201 Beginning French I
MLFR-202 Beginning French II
MLFR-301 Intermediate French I
MLFR-302 Intermediate French II
MLFR-401 Advanced French I
MLFR-402 Advanced French II
MLFR-351 French Films and Hollywood
HIST-270 History of Modern France
HIST-302 Special Topics in History
HIST-103 The City in History
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