Master of Arts (MA) in French and Francophone Intercultural Studies - Course
Course Overview
This Master's program in French and Francophone Intercultural Studies (FFIS) offers a flexible, interdisciplinary exploration of the diverse French-speaking world. Students can tailor their studies by drawing from political science, sociology, linguistics, and literature to analyze Francophone cultures from local Canadian communities to Africa, Europe, and beyond. The program uniquely incorporates opportunities for experiential learning, encouraging deep reflection on global intercultural diversity.
Key Program Highlights
- Interdisciplinary curriculum spanning political studies, sociology, linguistics, and literature
- Global focus on la francophonie from Canada and Québec to Europe and Africa
- Flexible program allowing students to design their own research path
- Optional experiential learning opportunities for hands-on application
- Critical examination of diversity within and across global Francophone contexts
Course Overview
This Master's program in French and Francophone Intercultural Studies (FFIS) offers a flexible, interdisciplinary exploration of the diverse French-speaking world. Students can tailor their studies by drawing from political science, sociology, linguistics, and literature to analyze Francophone cultures from local Canadian communities to Africa, Europe, and beyond. The program uniquely incorporates opportunities for experiential learning, encouraging deep reflection on global intercultural diversity.
Key Program Highlights
- Interdisciplinary curriculum spanning political studies, sociology, linguistics, and literature
- Global focus on la francophonie from Canada and Québec to Europe and Africa
- Flexible program allowing students to design their own research path
- Optional experiential learning opportunities for hands-on application
- Critical examination of diversity within and across global Francophone contexts
