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For the first two years of the undergraduate programs, students are expected to take basic courses designed to help them acquire proficiency in French. For the last two years, they are required to take cognitively demanding courses such as French Linguistics and Literature. When students become sophomores, they begin to specialize in either French Language and Literature or French Education in accordance with their future careers. Graduates from previous years have contributed to cultural exchanges between Korea and France, thereby bringing advancement to Korean culture. They have also played an important role in improving Korea’s relationships with Europe and Africa.
Some graduates from the Department have worked as professors, literary critics, and creative writers. Others have worked as either diplomats or journalists including correspondents based in Europe and Africa. Still, others have worked with domestic and international banks and trading companies. Many graduates also have taught French at high schools
