Master of Arts (MA) in French and Francophone Intercultural Studies - Thesis
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 across the humanities and social sciences, from political studies to literature, and have the option to incorporate experiential learning. The program critically examines the rich cultural and social dynamics of Francophone communities from Canada and Europe to Africa and beyond.
Key Program Highlights
- Interdisciplinary curriculum spanning political science, sociology, linguistics, and literature
- Focus on global Francophone cultures, from local minorities to international communities
- Option to include practical, experiential learning components
- Opportunity to conduct research at the intersection of multiple academic disciplines
- Critical analysis of diversity and intercultural dynamics within la francophonie
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 across the humanities and social sciences, from political studies to literature, and have the option to incorporate experiential learning. The program critically examines the rich cultural and social dynamics of Francophone communities from Canada and Europe to Africa and beyond.
Key Program Highlights
- Interdisciplinary curriculum spanning political science, sociology, linguistics, and literature
- Focus on global Francophone cultures, from local minorities to international communities
- Option to include practical, experiential learning components
- Opportunity to conduct research at the intersection of multiple academic disciplines
- Critical analysis of diversity and intercultural dynamics within la francophonie
