M.A. in LLCL: French ConceNtration
The M.A. concentration in French provides advanced study of the French language, literature, and culture.
French Concentration (thesis):
- Requires a minimum of 30 credits (8 courses plus 6 credits of thesis work). At least 12 credits (4 courses) need to be in French literature (culture, film) or French linguistics. The rest of the coursework can be in French, other languages offered by the department, linguistics, language pedagogy, etc.
- In the last semester of study, students defend an M.A. thesis.
French Concentration (non-thesis):
- Requires a minimum of 36 credits (12 courses). At least 18 credits (6 courses) need to be in French literature (culture, film) or French linguistics. The rest of the coursework can be in French, other languages offered by the department, linguistics, language pedagogy, etc.
- In the last semester of study, students complete comprehensive written examinations.
Teaching of French Concentration (non-thesis):
- The Teaching of French concentration will be merged with the French concentration in Fall 26. Students who join the Teaching of French concentration prior to the merger can remain in it or switch to the French concentration.