
The French Studies Program at UC Berkeley
Thanks to the generosity and the support of the Cultural Service of the French Embassy in Washington and the Institute of European Studies, the French Studies Program has been established at the University of California, Berkeley.
The program organizes lectures scholarly visits, and conferences (see our calendar) involving France and the French tradition(s) across the disciplines of the Humanities and the Social Sciences.
In addition to the French Department, Berkeley has significant concentrations of faculty engaged in work on France in the departments of History, History of Art, Music, Comparative Literature, Anthropology, and Political Science. These scholars continue a long and distinguished Berkeley tradition of interdisciplinary study of things French. They provide an important pedagogical and scholarly resource at both the graduate and the undergraduate levels, for students working on France and Francophonie
Beyond the UC Berkeley campus, the French Studies Program helps coordinate programs and activities for faculty and graduate students and for members of the Bay Area community committed to the investigation of French society, culture, literature, science, and the arts.
Michael Wintroub
Professor of Rhetoric, Chair

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