Law and French (T46-FR) | Open University

Course summary

Study the law and how it shapes everyday life, while learning French to build valuable language skills. This combination builds critical thinking, communication and cross-cultural understanding. You’ll divide your time equally between both subjects. In law, you’ll gain a solid grounding in legal concepts and build skills in legal analysis and method. In French, you’ll develop your understanding of how the language is used in different cultural contexts, and how this can open doors to the global workplace. French is one of several languages you can study as part of our Certificate of Higher Education in Law and Languages.

Key features of the course

Builds a broad understanding of the role of law in society today
Provides you with legal awareness and the skills of legal analysis and methods
Helps you become an independent user of French, reaching level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
Expands your knowledge of the cultures that use French
Improves your competence in intercultural communication

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