康卡迪亞大學

Whether you’re an absolute beginner or a francophone, you’re welcome here. You study French at your own pace. We offer a wide variety of language courses and you’re able to choose from academic paths in linguistics, literature or translation. In language courses, you study and practise the techniques and structures of French. Francophone literature is a vast domain, covering a wide range of countries and spanning many centuries. You’ll learn to analyze literary texts, as well as scholarly materials and research literature, enhancing your ability to read, understand, enjoy and appraise written French. As North America’s capital of French culture, Montreal is a living lab. You’ll connect with Quebec culture, tradition, history and literature as well as with a diverse French speaking community from around the world. Whether you want to work in science, culture or business, advanced training in French is a valuable linguistic asset in Canada, an essential tool for living in Quebec, and a ticket to roam la francophonie. Concentrations: Specialization in etudes fran?aises (60 credits); Major in etudes francaises Langue ou litteratures de langue francaise (45 credits); Major in etudes fran?aises - Traduction (48 credits); Certificate in langue francaise (30 credits); Minor in langue francaise (24 credits); Minor in litteratures de langue fran?aise (24 credits). Students in the specialization program will study French in one of two groups: Group A: students who have completed high school in a language other than French; Group B: students who have completed high school in French. Because Quebec is a French–speaking province, and Canada is an officially bilingual country, fluency in French is a huge advantage for any career you pursue in Canada. French is also one of the world’s most spoken languages, so our program opens up career opportunities for you around the globe. Our alumni follow many career paths, including: public relations; professional writing; journalism; translation; education.