Master of Arts in French and Francophone Studies [Thesis]

Carleton University

We offer graduate students an intimate and collegial environment that fosters a comparative and interdisciplinary approach to French and francophone studies. Students can focus on a variety of specializations such as sociolinguistics or Caribbean literatures, Acadian French or French-based creoles, Quebecois literature (including New France) and contemporary French fiction, among other topics.Collaborative specializations in African Studies and Digital Humanities are also available.Length: 1 – 2 years