French is a prominent global language spoken across Europe, Africa, and the Americas, serving as a key working language for international organizations and complementing business studies effectively. At the University of Edinburgh, students explore French in the context of its diverse cultural and societal contexts, aiming for near-native fluency through intensive study and a mandatory year abroad. The curriculum covers French and Francophone literature, cinema, history, social movements, and philosophy, spanning from the Middle Ages to the present, with options in areas like postcolonial and gender studies.Business studies equip students to address contemporary challenges in organizations, fostering skills in authentic leadership, ethical practices, entrepreneurship, and communication. Taught by experts, the program includes courses in finance, strategy, marketing, and innovation, alongside opportunities for professional development through awards, societies, and events. This four-year program offers flexibility in Years 1 and 2 with optional disciplines, a research-focused year abroad, and specialized business courses in Year 4. Unique in Scotland, it provides a full year abroad and is accredited, preparing graduates for global careers with a blend of cultural insight and expertise.
A local representative of The University of Edinburgh in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.