This program follows the "dual languages"
approach followed in the School of Foreign Languages, which means that the
French language is a new language for most students and will be a main language
of learning, while the English language that students learn in school will be a
second (secondary) language. Our program will differ from the rest of the
bilingual programs as it is not a language and literature program but an
applied language program for the purpose of preparing students for the labor
market.
There will be a few literary subjects, but they will be
in the program with the aim of training students in critical thinking and not
with the aim of graduating students specialized in literature.
Instead, there will be many materials in French and
English for different purposes (business, tourism, education, etc.) which will help students in their
professional future, as the program will contain a large number of courses
that qualify the student for the labor market and offer him / her linguistic
and applied skills that distinguish the program from other bilingual programs
and prepare its graduates in different fields later in the job market.