Pacific French: Language, Culture and People

FR1001 - Pacific French: Language, Culture and People

<p>This subject offers an exploration of the languages and cultural dynamics of Australia&#39;s Pacific Francophone island neighbours. It aims to develop a nuanced understanding of Pacific identities and intercultural interactions through critical engagement with authentic resources focused on New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Wallis &amp; Futuna, and French Polynesia. Students will develop foundational proficiency in French across reading, writing, speaking, and listening, with an emphasis on integrating language skills into broader Pacific cultural contexts. This course presupposes no prior knowledge of French, making it accessible to beginners and those with minimal proficiency of the target language. It is designed to equip students who intend to engage with Pacific Island nations in the future by enhancing their communication skills and building intercultural competence.</p>

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Pacific French: Language, Culture, and People

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FR5001 - Pacific French: Language, Culture, and People

Research and evaluate popular representations of French language, culture and people across various contexts, and reflecting on its practical implications for Pacific French communities


Critically analyse and synthesise complex information related to Pacific Francophone cultures and languages, reflecting on how these elements interact within broader intercultural contexts


Apply the acquired language skills and cultural knowledge to enhance existing professional competencies, preparing for diverse career opportunities in international and multicultural environments
