Please note that admission to the Honours BA French Studies is suspended until further notice.
If French is your second language and you're hoping to have an immersion experience in France, learn more about French-language culture and literature, or teach French in an English-language setting, then the French Studies program offered by the Département de français is just what you need.
You start by taking language courses for non-Francophones to improve your French-language skills. Then, you can study the cultures and literatures of France, Quebec, the Franco-Ontarian community and other Francophone communities by taking courses for non-Francophones, all of which include cultural, linguistic and literary components. This is an ideal formula if your goal is to teach French as a second language.
(If you are interested in teaching in elementary or high school, you will have to add a BEd in the Faculty of Education to your first degree.)
Another advantage of the French Studies program: it allows you to pursue a master's in French, which will give you the opportunity to teach at the college level or open the door to very interesting careers, for example, in the public service.
This program is offered in French only to non-Francophones.
Honours BA French Studies
Requirements for this program have been modified. Please consult the 2019-2020 calendars for the previous requirements.
Code | Title | Units |
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Basic Skills | ||
ENG 1100 | Workshop in Essay Writing | 3 Units |
3 course units from: | 3 Units | |
Reasoning and Critical Thinking | ||
Philosophy: Ideas and Arguments | ||
3 course units from: | 3 Units | |
Introduction to Interdisciplinary Study in the Arts 1 | ||
Introduction to Interdisciplinary Study in the Arts 1 | ||
Selected Topics in Literature and Composition | ||
3 course units from: | 3 Units | |
Introduction to Interdisciplinary Study in the Arts 1 | ||
Introduction to Interdisciplinary Study in the Arts 1 | ||
Moral Reasoning | ||
Fundamental Philosophical Questions | ||
Great Philosophers | ||
Philosophy: Themes and Texts | ||
Total: | 12 Units |
Code | Title | Units |
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Compulsory Courses | ||
FLS 2521 | Lire pour écrire en français | 3 Units |
FLS 2522 | Écouter pour parler en français | 3 Units |
FRE 1732 | Cultures et littératures des francophonies canadiennes | 3 Units |
FRE 1734 | Lecture et analyse textuelle | 3 Units |
Optional Courses | ||
15 course units (minimum of 6 course units in French as a second language (FLS) at the 3000 level) from: | 15 Units | |
Compréhension de l'oral en français - Avancé | ||
Mieux lire en français | ||
Discutons en français | ||
Mieux écrire en français | ||
Grammaire française - Avancé | ||
Communication orale en contexte universitaire | ||
Communication écrite en contexte universitaire | ||
Grammaire des textes universitaires | ||
Le mot juste en français | ||
12 course units from: | 12 Units | |
Culture et littérature françaises du Moyen Âge à la Révolution | ||
Culture et littérature française du XIXe siècle à aujourd'hui | ||
Cultures et littératures francophones dans le monde | ||
La littérature en traduction | ||
La bande dessinée | ||
La chanson | ||
Littérature pour enfants et adolescents | ||
La nouvelle | ||
21 course units (minimum of 6 course units at the 4000 level) from: | 21 Units | |
Roman français | ||
Roman québécois | ||
Poésie française et québécoise | ||
Théâtre français | ||
Théâtre québécois et franco-ontarien | ||
La francophonie par les films | ||
Littérature de l'Ontario français | ||
Littératures francophones contemporaines | ||
Les écritures de soi | ||
Variations du français dans la littérature | ||
Littérature et stylistique | ||
Théories littéraires | ||
Femmes en littérature | ||
Mythes et littérature | ||
Littérature et histoire | ||
Littérature et engagement | ||
Dynamiques interculturelles | ||
Littératures croisées | ||
Total: | 60 Units |
Code | Title | Units |
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Elective Courses | ||
48 elective course units | 48 Units | |
or 18 elective course units plus a minor | ||
Total: | 48 Units |
Note(s)
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- This course has variable topics. Students may take this course twice.