Major in French Studies
University of Ottawa · ON · MAJOR-FRENCH-STUDIES
Major in French Studies is a degree at University of Ottawa, ON. It covers areas like french language, french, literature, literary theory, translation studies, postcolonial literature. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
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What you'll study in Major in French Studies
Example subjects: Lire pour écrire en français (3 crédits), Écouter pour parler en français (3 crédits), Compréhension de l'oral en français - Avancé (3 crédits), Mieux lire en français (3 crédits), Discutons en français (3 crédits), Mieux écrire en français (3 crédits), Grammaire française - Avancé (3 crédits), Communication orale en contexte universitaire (3 crédits), Communication écrite en contexte universitaire (3 crédits), Grammaire des textes universitaires (3 crédits), Le mot juste en français (3 crédits), Cultures et littératures des francophonies canadiennes (3 crédits).
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Major in French Studies?
Major in French Studies covers areas like french-language, french, literature, literary-theory, translation-studies, postcolonial-literature, modernist-literature, creative-writing.
Who offers Major in French Studies?
Major in French Studies is offered by University of Ottawa, ON.
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