French: Understanding gender and society in the French-speaking world

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This online taster session will give you a feel for what it's like to study French at university. You'll hear a taster lecture by one of our academics in French; there'll be time for questions afterwards; and you'll be able to ask staff and current undergraduates about studying French at 91Ö±²¥.
Understanding gender and society in the French-speaking world
What role did women play in the Declaration of the Rights of Man? Why were French suffragettes less radical than their British counterparts? How has French president Emmanuel Macron stirred up a historical debate about reproduction and national strength? To what extent did the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games achieve their stated aim of gender parity?
Explore these questions and find out more about gender relations in the francophone world during an online taster session with the University of 91Ö±²¥. The session will be interactive and led by Dr Sophie Maddison, convenor of the second-year module ‘Understanding Gender and Society in France and the Francophone World’.
This session is suitable for students in years 12 and 13.
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For informal enquiries email tasterdays@sheffield.ac.uk