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University	Department	Title	Duration	Delivery	Specializations	Curriculum	Additional Information
University of Cyprus	Department of French and Modern Studies	Bachelor Degree in French Language and Literature	8 semesters	Campus based		Semester 1 English for Academic Purposes Discours oral Discours écrit Introduction au monde francophone Introduction au monde européen Semester 2 Discours écrit II Societe française contemporaine Introduction to Research Tools Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 3 Français universitaire I Discours oral ll et phonétique Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 4 Français universitaire II FLE et cultures populaires Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 5 Communication professionnelle Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 6 Cybercultures Le français en Europe Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 7 Théories de la traduction Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 8 Pratique de la traduction Methodology of Research Français universitaire III Memoire de Fin D'etudes Selection from a List of Courses	Language of Instruction: French Profile of Programme For more information click here. Key Learning Outcomes The French Language and Literature track allows students to develop high-level skills to communicate in French, and to study in depth French linguistics on the one hand, and the specificity of this culture on the other (philosophy, literature and arts) which has crossed the borders of France. Students in the Modern Languages and European Studies track will develop advanced skills in French and/or English and/or German and study European thought and culture in depth. At the end of their studies, they will have acquired knowledge in the humanities and social sciences, political science, law and the arts, and will be able to formulate constructive criticism of the society in which they will be living
University of Cyprus	Department of French and Modern Studies	Bachelor Degree in Modern Languages and European Studies direction in French - English	8 semesters	Campus based		Semester 1 English for Academic Purposes Discours oral Discours écrit Introduction au monde francophone Introduction au monde européen Semester 2 Academic Essay Writing Discours écrit II Societe française contemporaine Introduction to Research Tools Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Semester 3 Introduction to Cultural Criticism Introduction to Critical Thinking Français universitaire I Discours oral ll et phonétique Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Free Elective Semester 4 Frontiers of/in Europe Français universitaire II FLE et cultures populaires The Political System of the EU Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Free Elective Semester 5 Communication professionnelle The Political System of Cyprus Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Semester 6 Cybercultures Le français en Europe English for European and International Relations Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Free Elective Semester 7 Théories de la traduction Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Semester 8 Pratique de la traduction Methodology of Research Français universitaire III Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective)	Profile of Programme The two tracks of the program (French Studies/European Studies) provide students with an up-to date multilingual education and training, with emphasis placed on what makes the French and European tradition. For more information click here. Key Learning Outcomes The French Language and Literature track allows students to develop high-level skills to communicate in French, and to study in depth French linguistics on the one hand, and the specificity of this culture on the other (philosophy, literature and arts) which has crossed the borders of France. Students in the Modern Languages and European Studies track will develop advanced skills in French and/or English and/or German and study European thought and culture in depth. At the end of their studies, they will have acquired knowledge in the humanities and social sciences, political science, law and the arts, and will be able to formulate constructive criticism of the society in which they will be living
University of Cyprus	Department of English Studies	BA in English Language and Literature	8 semesters	Campus based	1. Anglophone Literature & Cultural Studies Track, 2. Theoretical & Applied Linguistics Τrack, 3.Translation Studies Track	The new structure of the BA in English consists of the following three different tracks within the same Programme. The tracks are areas of specialization within the same degree and have been designed in order to create a flexible, more diverse degree and to provide students with the opportunity to focus on specific areas of interest during their studies. Click on one of them to see the respective curriculum in detail: Anglophone Literature & Cultural Studies Track Theoretical & Applied Linguistics Τrack Translation Studies Track In particular, the courses in the first two semesters (1st year of studies) – and some courses in later semesters – are common for all three tracks. At the beginning of the 2nd year of studies (3rd semester) students must opt for one of the three tracks offered by the respective Sections. The tracks may overlap at various points, thus students are given the opportunity to customise their programme of studies in their 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years by choosing compulsory and elective courses from any of the three tracks. The choice of track must be finalised by the 5th semester of studies the latest. According to the new structure of the BA in English students must fulfil the following requirements: 17 compulsory courses in the 1st and 2nd year 16 compulsory and elective courses in the 3rd and 4th year 3 levels of a Foreign Language courses (other than English), offered by the Language Center. Students may choose to prepare a final thesis in place of 2 electives in their 4th year of studies. 4 University elective courses (from at least three different Schools of the University of Cyprus) As university elective courses, students may opt for a foreign language, other than the one they have chosen as part of their compulsory three-level language component (see above). If they decide to do so, they may take either one or two levels of the same language, which will count as one or two university electives respectively. They do not have the option of two languages at the first level, though. 1st SEMESTER English for Academic Purposes Introduction to the Study of Fiction Introduction to the Study of Poetry Introduction to Linguistics Research Skills in the Humanities Foreign Language 2nd SEMESTER Academic Essay Writing Introduction to the Study of Drama Language and Mind Introduction to Translation Practice Foreign Language University Elective 3rd SEMESTER - ANGLOPHONE LITERATURE AND CULTURAL STUDIES Topics in Poetry Topics in Fiction Foreign Language University Elective *plus 2 out of:* Translation Methodology Pedagogical Grammar Topics in Phonetics & Phonology of English 3rd SEMESTER THEORETICAL & APPLIED LINGUISTICS Pedagogical Grammar Topics in Phonetics & Phonology of English Foreign Language University Elective *plus 2 out of:* Translation Methodology Topics in Fiction Topics in Poetry 3rd SEMESTER TRANSLATION STUDIES Translation Methodology Foreign Language University Elective *plus 3 out of:* Pedagogical Grammar Τopics in Phonetics and Phonology of English Topics in Fiction Topics in Poetry 4th SEMESTER ANGLOPHONE LITERATURE AND CULTURAL STUDIES Topics in Fiction Topics in Poetry University Elective University Elective *plus 2 out of:* Sociolinguistics Topics in Semantics & Pragmatics Topics in Morphology & Syntax Translation Theory 4th SEMESTER THEORETICAL & APPLIED LINGUISTICS Sociolinguistics Topics in Semantics & Pragmatics Τopics in Morphology & Syntax University Elective University Elective *plus 1 out of:* Topics in Fiction Topics in Poetry Translation Theory 4th SEMESTER TRANSLATION STUDIES Translation Theory University Elective University Elective plus 3 out of: Sociolinguistics Topics in Semantics & Pragmatics Topics in Morphology & Syntax Topics in Fiction Topics in Poetry 5th SEMESTER ANGLOPHONE LITERATURE AND CULTURAL STUDIES Teaching Methodology Topics in Theatre Elective LIT plus 1 out of: Elective TRAENG Elective LINGENG Language Change & Developmen Topics in Translation Studies 5th SEMESTER THEORETICAL & APPLIED LINGUISTICS Teaching Methodology Language Change and Development Elective LING plus 1 out of: Elective TRAENG Elective LITENG Topics in Translation Studies Topics in Theatre 5th SEMESTER TRANSLATION STUDIES Teaching Methodology Topics in Translation Studies Elective plus 1 out of: Elective LING Elective LIT Language Change & Development Topics in Theatre 6th SEMESTER ANGLOPHONE LITERATURE AND CULTURAL STUDIES History of Literary Theory and Criticism Topics in Theatre Elective LIT plus 1 out of: Psycholinguistics Elective LING Elective TRA 6th SEMESTER THEORETICAL & APPLIED LINGUISTICS Psycholinguistics Elective LING plus 2 out of: History of Literary Theory and Criticism Topics in Theatre Elective LITENG Elective TRA 6th SEMESTER TRANSLATION STUDIES Elective TRA plus 3 out of: Psycholinguistics History of Literary Theory and Criticism Topics in Theatre Elective LIT Elective LING 7th SEMESTER ANGLOPHONE LITERATURE AND CULTURAL STUDIES Elective LIT Elective LIT Elective LIT plus 1 out of: Elective LIT Elective TRA Elective LING Thesis* 7th SEMESTER THEORETICAL & APPLIED LINGUISTICS Elective LING Elective LING Elective LING plus 1 out of: Elective LING Elective TRA Elective LIT Thesis* 7th SEMESTER TRANSLATION STUDIES Elective TRA Elective TRA Elective TRA plus 1 out of: Elective TRA Elective LING Elective LIT Thesis* 8th SEMESTER ANGLOPHONE LITERATURE AND CULTURAL STUDIES Elective LIT Elective LIT Elective LIT plus 1 out of: Elective LIT Elective TRA Elective LING Thesis* 8th SEMESTER THEORETICAL & APPLIED LINGUISTICS Elective LING Elective LING Elective LING plus 1 out of: Elective LING Elective TRA Elective LIT Thesis* 8th SEMESTER TRANSLATION STUDIES Elective TRA Elective TRA Elective TRA plus 1 out of: Elective TRA Elective LING Elective LIT Thesis	The aim of the BA in English Language and Literature is to provide a wide-scoped, internationally-oriented, and thematically diverse undergraduate educational program in the language, literature, thought, and further cultural facets of the Anglophone world in the framework of Humanities; and to prepare future professionals in the fields of language, writing, foreign language education and culture in a scientifically integral and comprehensive manner. Key Learning Outcomes Upon completion of the BA in English Language and Literature, students are expected to have acquired: An advanced ability to understand and use the English language in various genres An advanced ability to produce discourse in English Critical thought, comparative skills, and critical processing skills Advanced perception and scientific knowledge of language High-quality training in teaching English A wide overview of the Anglophone literary production An advanced ability to critically analyze literary, poetic, and theatrical discourse An advanced ability to critically analyze political, philosophical, social, and other cultural topics Essential translation skills in multiple genres A wide understanding of intercultural communication Communicative and presentation skills.
University of Cyprus	Department of French and Modern Studies	Modern Languages and European Studies direction in English – German	8 Semesters	Campus based		Semester 1 English for Academic Purposes Muendliche Sprachproduktion Schriftliche Sprachproduktion Deutsch für Akademiker English for Public Speaking Semester 2 Academic Essay Writing Schriftliche Ausdruckstechniken Introduction to Research Tools Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 3 Introduction to Cultural Criticism Introduction to Critical Thinking Fachsprache Fuer Den Beruf Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 4 Frontiers of/in Europe Deutsch Fuer Europaeische und Internationale Beziehungen Deutsch Fuer Akademiker III The Political System of the EU Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 5 The Political System of Cyprus Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 6 English for European and International Relations Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 7 Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Semester 8 Methodology of Research Deutsch Fur Akademiker IV Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses Selection from a List of Courses (Restricted Elective) English for Academic Purposes Muendliche Sprachproduktion Schriftliche Sprachproduktion Deutsch für Akademiker English for Public Speaking	The two tracks of the program (French Studies/European Studies) provide students with an up-todate multilingual education and training, with emphasis placed on what makes the French and European tradition. For more information click here. Key Learning Outcomes The French Language and Literature track allows students to develop high-level skills to communicate in French, and to study in depth French linguistics on the one hand, and the specificity of this culture on the other (philosophy, literature and arts) which has crossed the borders of France. Students in the Modern Languages and European Studies track will develop advanced skills in French and/or English and/or German and study European thought and culture in depth. At the end of their studies, they will have acquired knowledge in the humanities and social sciences, political science, law and the arts, and will be able to formulate constructive criticism of the society in which they will be living. Students in the Modern Languages and European Studies programme will develop advanced skills in French and/or English and/or German, and will study European thought and culture and film studies in depth. They will acquire a sound knowledge of the humanities and social sciences as well as political science, in particular on topics related to European studies. They will be able to pursue their careers in professional fields where these specialisations are required, e.g. European institutions, national and foreign public services, cultural organisations, foundations, companies, NGOs, etc. OBTAINING THE DIPLOMA OF MODERN LANGUAGES AND EUROPEAN STUDIES To obtain the French Language and Literature degree, students must complete courses totalling a minimum of 240 ECTS. These courses include: 1) fixed and additional mandatory courses, taught in the two languages chosen by the student, 2) courses taught by the Department of English Studies, History, Political and Social Sciences, Law, and the Language Centre. Students of the Diploma in Modern Languages and European Studies enrol in a combination of two languages: French-English, French-German, or English-German.

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