French and History of Art

About this course

French and history of art at University College London is a four-year combination that brings together two disciplines with deep connections to each other and to European cultural life. French is not simply a language degree: it is an education in French and Francophone culture, literature, history, and society, developing both the linguistic competence to engage with texts, people, and ideas in French and the critical frameworks to analyse what you encounter. History of art is the scholarly study of visual objects and the built environment, asking how images and spaces are made, what they mean, how they relate to the social and political contexts of their creation, and how their interpretation has changed over time. France has been central to the history of art in ways that make these two subjects particularly natural companions, from the royal collections that became the Louvre to Impr

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