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French and Francophone Studies (MA)

You will study French and Francophone literature, language and culture in our MA program, with an option to do a concentration in Cultural, Social & Political Thought (CSPT).

Faculty specialities include French, Quebec, French-Canadian, African and Caribbean literatures, culture and theory, cinema, theatre, Indigenous literatures, creative writing, research-creation, queer theories, digital humanities and theoretical and applied linguistics.

You will take courses in research methods and professional practices and develop a close-knit cohort. Choose a project-based or a thesis option.

Expected length Project or thesis Course-based
1-2 years Yes No

Quick facts

Program options:
Master's
Study options:
Full-time study
Program delivery:
On-campus
Dynamic learning:
Co-op optional

Outcomes

Students who graduate from our MA program can find employment in a variety of fields, for example:

  • education: K-12 teachers/instructors (with the proper credentials), post-secondary education, continuing studies, etc.
  • translation/interpretation
  • linguistics, copyediting, professional writing
  • creative writing, media writing
  • communications
  • cultural programming
  • publishing
  • entrepreneurship
  • public service (all levels of government)
  • foreign services
  • human resources
  • immigration/intelligence services
  • international project coordination
  • legal professional
  • libraries and archives
  • marketing
  • program management
  • student services

Find a supervisor

It is not necessary to identify a potential supervisor in your application but you are welcome to explore the research interests of our faculty members before applying.

Program details

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Application deadlines

September entry – apply by May 31

UVic Fellowship consideration – apply by February 1

September entry – apply by May 31

UVic Fellowship consideration – apply by February 1

Admission requirements

Completion of a 4-year Bachelor of Arts degree (or equivalent) with a minimum of 15 units of senior undergraduate course work in French.
Completion of a 4-year Bachelor of Arts degree (or equivalent) with a minimum of 15 units of senior undergraduate course work in French.

Completion requirements

View the minimum course requirements for this program.
View the minimum course requirements for this program.

Funding & aid

Tuition & fees

Estimated minimum program cost*

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You can start your online application to UVic by creating a new profile or using an existing one.

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Need help?

Contact Emmanuelle Guenette at sllcstudentsupport@uvic.ca or 250-721-7363.

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