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Tue Jul 2025 |
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Intermediate |
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| Total lectures |
76 |
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Hours |
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| Short description |
Master French language and Francophone culture. This program offers an immersive exploration of French linguistics, literature, history, and contemporary society. Refine analytical skills and achieve a nuanced understanding of the Francophone world. It equips you with advanced linguistic proficiency and cultural insights for careers in academia, translation, international relations, or cultural exchange. Unlock new opportunities and master French.
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| Outcomes |
- Foster Advanced French Proficiency: To enable the attainment of a high-level command of both spoken and written French, suitable for academic, professional, and intercultural communication
- Cultivate Profound Cultural and Linguistic Understanding: To impart comprehensive knowledge of French literature, linguistics, culture, and contemporary Francophone studies.
- Strengthen Research and Critical Thinking Aptitudes: To enhance analytical, research, and critical thinking capabilities through rigorous thesis or project work.
- Prepare for Diverse Professional Trajectories: To prepare students for careers in fields such as education, translation, international relations, publishing, cultural institutions, or for progression to advanced doctoral studies.
- Promote Multilingual and Multicultural Collaboration: To refine communication and collaborative proficiencies within varied linguistic and cultural contexts.
- Empower Global Participation: To instill the confidence necessary for active engagement in global discourse and cultural exchange within the Francophone world.
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| Requirements |
- Educational Background: Hold a Bachelor's degree in French, French Literature, Linguistics, or a closely related discipline from an accredited institution.
- French Language Proficiency: Demonstrate a strong command of the French language. Non-native French speakers are typically required to submit evidence of their proficiency, such as a DELF/DALF B2 certificate or an equivalent qualification.
- Academic Excellence: Achieve a minimum GPA, generally set at 3.0 out of 4.0 or its equivalent, as determined by the university.
- Letters of Recommendation: Provide 2-3 letters of recommendation from academic or professional sources that attest to the applicant's preparedness for advanced study.
- Statement of Purpose: Submit a written statement detailing their academic interests, motivations for pursuing the Master's degree, and future career aspirations. Writing Sample: If requested, provide a recent academic writing sample written in French.
- Interview: Shortlisted candidates may be invited to participate in an interview or an oral language assessment.
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