This joint honours program combines the study of the history of art with French language, literature, and culture. Students will gain expertise in visual analysis, critical theory, art historical methodologies, French language proficiency, and the study of French and Francophone cultures. The program emphasizes the development of research skills, analytical skills, critical thinking, visual literacy, linguistic proficiency, intercultural understanding, and a sophisticated understanding of both art historical trends and French/Francophone affairs, preparing students for careers that require a blend of art historical and French/Francophone expertise.

(Career options are highly dependent on chosen specializations, language proficiency, further study, and experience. Potential paths include but are not limited to:) Roles in: Museums (e.g., curating French art, international exhibitions), Art Galleries (e.g., specializing in French art), Heritage Organizations (e.g., Franco-related cultural sites), Arts Administration (e.g., international arts festivals), Academia (e.g., research and teaching in art history or French studies), Journalism/Media (e.g., art criticism, cultural reporting, translation), Publishing (e.g., art book editing, translation), Cultural Institutions (e.g., Alliance Française), International Business (e.g. arts-related trade with Francophone countries), Tourism (e.g. cultural tourism in France or Francophone regions), (Potentially roles in related universities, research institutions, museums, galleries, heritage organizations, arts organizations, media, publishing houses, cultural institutions, and other sectors where art historical and French/Francophone expertise are valued)

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