Dive into the world of Asian social media, where you'll explore its role in digital culture and globalization. Engage critically with how social media is shaped by cultural contexts, power dynamics, and individual expression, and develop your own ethical approach to digital participation.
Program Snapshot
- Program Type
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Minor
- Credit Hours
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20
- Campus
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Salem Campus
Our Faculty
Our professors have published works, assisted with documentaries, and earned grants for research. They have the knowledge and skills to help inspire and guide students.
Curriculum
Explore the language, literature, and culture of French-speaking people around the world. Gain a multi-faceted understanding of Francophone societies today and throughout history. Our program includes courses taught in English as well as courses taught in French.
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Gain hands-on experience in making, practicing, and investigating various traditional art forms and music. Students will use brush pens for calligraphy, make and play flutes, and create handcrafts, while reading and discussing classic texts, researching topics, and presenting their learned skills.
Program Requirements
Students pursuing a French and Francophone Studies minor will need to complete 20 semester hours. These hours must be comprised of two core courses, one French studies course, and two additional courses in French.
Admissions Information
Our French and Francophone Studies minor is open to first-year students, transfer students and international students. Learn more about Willamette’s undergraduate admissions process to get started.
