Building skills to engage with global communities both locally and internationally.

From Canada to Senegal, Belgium to Morocco, Switzerland to Haiti, French is an official language in more than 25 countries and on five continents. French is a key language of diplomacy, used by international organizations like the United Nations, the European Union, the International Red Cross, and the Olympic Committee.

In the business world, French is a valuable asset, especially in international trade and global markets. With its roots in Latin, French is also a strong complement for students in the sciences. So, if you’re considering a future in global affairs, humanitarian work, international law, or beyond, French gives you a major advantage.

But learning French isn’t just practical—it’s transformative. You’ll explore diverse cultures, histories, and ideas through literature, film, music, and real-world topics. Along the way, you’ll build communication, critical thinking, and intercultural skills that stand out in any field.

Whether you’re planning to study abroad, broaden your perspective, or prepare for an international career, French is more than a language—it’s a passport to the world.