French Literature/Language Major
Since its founding in 1966, Department of French Literature and Language has striven to train researchers who have a high level of humanistic literacy and can grasp problems from a broad, critical perspective, while adhering to the department's philosophy of exploring humanity through literature. The liberal spirit of knowledge has always been the foundation of this department.
Our full-time teaching staff covers a wide range of periods and fields in French literature, and we have an excellent system for academically studying French, with several classes taught by native French speakers. We strive to be an open academic space, encouraging lively intellectual exchange between faculty and students.
French Literature/Language Major
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Dean
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Message from the Dean
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Faculty
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Faculty introduction
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Campus
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Aoyama Campus
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Educational and research objectives and three policies
We will introduce the educational objectives of Department of French Literature and Language, as well as three policies, including the admissions policy.
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Course subjects and lecture contents
We will introduce the courses and lectures offered in Department of French Literature and Language.
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Course model and main subject features
We would like to introduce the course model and features of the main subjects of Graduate School of Literature Department of French Literature and Language.
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Completion requirements etc.
We will introduce the completion requirements and course registration for Department of French Literature and Language, such as the number of credits required to complete graduate school and the degree awarded.
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Graduate School Entrance Examination Information
We will introduce you to information about graduate school entrance examinations.
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Special graduate school course registration system
The special graduate course enrollment system will be introduced in the 2010 academic year and will allow fourth-year undergraduate students who are aiming to go on to graduate school to take courses in Department of French Literature and Language of the Graduate Graduate School of Literature as "special graduate course enrollment students."
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Exchange student （Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris III)
In Department of French Literature and Language, about two students are selected each year to study at the Université Paris-III (Université de la Sorbonne Nouvelle) based on an exchange agreement that was established in 2004. Some of the credits acquired during the study abroad program can be counted toward the completion requirements for the master's program of this major.