This Master's program provides an extensive exploration of French and Francophone language, literature, linguistics, and culture. Students will achieve proficiency in the French language at the C2 level, preparing them for professional roles that demand advanced literary, linguistic, and cultural competencies. The curriculum equips graduates with a robust understanding of diverse French-speaking civilizations, fostering critical thinking and analytical skills. Additionally, this degree lays the groundwork for those interested in pursuing doctoral studies in languages, humanities, and social sciences across the European Union.
Required Documents
Program Admission Requirements
To apply for this program, applicants must meet the following criteria:
Possession of a Bachelor’s degree or a higher qualification.
Demonstrated proficiency in the French language at the C1 level (reading, writing, and speaking).
A minimum of 50 credit points in French studies, which may include literature, linguistics, history, civilization, or didactics of French as a foreign language.
Who Can Apply?
This program is primarily intended for individuals with a strong interest in the French language, culture, literature, and civilization.
Document Requirements
Applicants must submit original entry qualification documents. These documents can be filed in English or French, or as certified translations of documents issued in other languages. Official transcripts from your educational institution are generally acceptable. If such transcripts are unavailable in the aforementioned languages, applicants will need to provide official translations along with verified copies of the originals.
Important Note
When attending the university in person, you are required to bring the original entry qualification documents.