The French Studies program of the Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures / Departement de langues, litteratures et cultures offers a varied and comprehensive program of study comprising courses in language training, linguistics, the literatures and cultures of the francophone world, and translation. A degree in French Studies opens the door to a wide variety of career choices. Teaching, government, journalism, media and business are but a few of the possibilities. In addition, mastery of a second language has become an invaluable - many would say essential - arrow in the quiver of the modern university graduate. This is especially true in the workforce of Canada, a major G8 member and an fficially bilingual nation.Students may study for a three-year General or a four-year Honours degree. We also offer a concurrent degree (BA/BEd) program in French Studies and Education, which includes practice teaching.Career TracksTeaching French as a first or second language translation interpreting the federal and provincial civil services journalism law media social work business and industry.
Ontario Secondary School graduates require six Grade 12 U or U/M courses, including Grade 12 U in French or their equivalents (such as Collège Boréal High School equivalency French courses).
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