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French Major and Minors

Camille Claudel's La Valse stamp Recommended for French Majors and Minors: French 213, "Grammar for students of Foreign Languages." Students are also encouraged to take courses in other literatures and Comparative Literature.

Major in French

The major in French consists of 27 credits, at least 15 (numbered 300 and above)taken in residence at UWM. Requirements are as follows:

  • 9 credits in skills courses: French 322, 325, and 327
  • 18 credits in advanced French courses (at the 350 level or above)
    must include two of the following: French 428, 429, 430
  • All majors are required to pass an advanced language proficiency exam, which they are advised to take during the semester in which they complete 18 credits in the major.
  • All majors must complete a capstone experience in their senior year. To fulfill this requirement, students, in consultation with their departmental advisors, may elect any one of the following: an internship and work experience with academic components; international field work; independent study; senior thesis.

Minor in French

The Minor in French consists of a minimum of 18 credits to include:

  • French 204 and 303 (formerly 215)
  • 12 credits within the French curriculum area at the 300-level and above (not including 303), to include courses in literature, language, and civilization. Only the 12 Credits at the 300-level must be taken at UWM.

Minor in Business French

The minor in Business French consists of 18-19 credits to include:

  • French 311 and French 361
  • One 3 credit French civilization course (French 327, 351, 430, 432, or 450)
  • One 3 credit advanced language course (French 303, 325, 410, 411, 425, or 327)
  • 6-7 credits in approved business courses (Business 303 and 201 or 360)


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