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Degree requirements

Honours in French

BA with Concentrated Honours in French (120 credit hour)

This program offers systematic, comprehensive and individualized study of French language, literature, linguistics and other program elements both within and without the classroom. It is, therefore, an option which should be considered seriously by any student who, with career or personal objectives in mind, wishes to obtain a strong background in French and by those who plan to teach or earn a graduate degree in French.

Honours requirements:

Students must meet the Faculty requirements for an Honours degree, which include 54 to 66 credit hours (9-11 full credits) in French above the 1000 level. Departmental requirements are:

  • 2000-level: FR2045.06 or FREN2047.03/FREN2048.03, FR2201.03, FR2202.03, FR2020.03
  • 3000-level: FR3021.03 (or 3022.03), FR3045.06 or FREN3047.03/FREN3048.03, plus 6 credit hours at the 3000-level in French literature and/or culture
  • 4000-level: FR4046.03, FR4017.03, plus 12 credit hours of 4000-level French
  • PLUS at least 6 credit hours of 2000-4000 level French, for a total of at least 54 credit hours in French
  • An additional grade is required: Honours Essay
  • A grade of B- or better is required in the Honours subject

Classes other than those required may be chosen freely in consultation with the Undergraduate Advisor, according to the students' desire to obtain a general knowledge of the field, or a greater concentration in specific areas such as Literature, Linguistics, French-Canadian Studies, etc.

BA or BSc with Combined Honours in French (120 credit hour)

BA Combined Honours requirements:

Students must meet the Faculty requirements for a Combined Honours degree which include a combined minimum of 66 to 84 credit hours (11-14 full credits) above the 1000 level.

Among these credits, students must take 30-48 credit hours (5-8 credits) in French above the 1000 level, includiing:

  • 2000-level: FR2045.06 or FREN2047.03/FREN2048.03, FR2201.03, FR2202.03
  • 3000-level: French 3045.06 or FREN3047.03/FREN3048.03, plus 6 credit hours of 3000-level French literature and/or culture
  • 4000-level: FR4046.03 and FR4017.03
  • When French is the primary subject, an additional grade is required: Honours Essay
  • An additional grade is required: Honours Essay
  • A grade of B- or better is required in the Honours subject

BSc Combined Honours requirements:

Students must meet the Faculty requirements for a Combined Honours degree which include a combined minimum of 66 to 84 credit hours (11-14 full credits) above the 1000 level.

Among these credits, students must take 30-54 credit hours (5-9 credits) in French above the 1000 level, includiing:

  • 2000-level: FR2045.06 or FREN2047.03/FREN2048.03, FR2201.03, FR2202.03
  • 3000-level: French 3045.06 or FREN3047.03/FREN3048.03, plus 6 credit hours of 3000-level French literature and/or culture
  • 4000-level: FR4046.03 and FR4017.03
  • Plus, when French is the primary subject an additional grade is required: Honours Essay
  • A grade of B- or better is required in the Honours subjects

Classes other than those required may be chosen freely in consultation with the Undergraduate Advisor, according to the students' desire to obtain a general knowledge of the field, or a greater concentration in specific areas such as Literature, Linguistics, French-Canadian Studies, etc.

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Major in French

BA with Major in French (120 credit hour)

BA Major in French requirements:

Students who wish to have a strong undergraduate background in French, but who do not intend to do graduate work in French, are encouraged to complete the BA with Major in French 120-credit degree program.

Students must meet the Faculty requirements for a BA degree, which include 42 to 54 credit hours (7-9 full credits) in French above the 1000 level. Departmental requirements are:

  • 2000-level: FR2045.06 or FREN2047.03/FREN2048.03, FR2201.03, FR2202.03
  • 3000-level: FR3045.06 or FREN3047.03/FREN3048.03 plus 12 credit hours of 3000-level French
  • 4000-level: FR4046.03, FR4017.03, plus 6 credit hours of 4000-level French

Classes other than those required may be chosen freely in consultation with the Undergraduate Advisor, according to the students' desire to obtain a general knowledge of the field, or a greater concentration in specific areas such as Literature, Linguistics, French-Canadian Studies, etc.

Students wanting to change to an Honours program may do so, if the quality of their work justifies it. Those who are considering this should also take FR2020.03 and 3021.03 (or 3022.03) which are required for Honours and consult the Undergraduate Advisor.

BA or BSc with Double Major in French (120 credit hour)

BA double Major requirements:

Students must meet the Faculty requirements for a BA double Major degree which include a combined minimum of 60 to 84 credit hours (10-14 full credits) above the 1000 level.

Among these credits, students must take 30-48 credit hours (5-8 credits) in French above the 1000 level, includiing:

  • 2000-level: FR2045.06 or FREN2047.03/FREN2048.03, FR2201.03, FR2202.03
  • 3000-level: FR3045.06 or FREN3047.03/FREN3048.03, plus 6 credit hours of 3000-level French
  • plus 6 additional credit hours at the 3000-4000 level in French

BSc double Major requirements:

Students must meet the Faculty requirements for a BSc double Major degree which include a combined minimum of 60 to 84 credit hours (10-14 full credits) above the 1000 level.

Among these credits, students must take 30-48 credit hours (5-8 credits) in French above the 1000 level, includiing:

  • 2000-level: FR2045.06 or FREN2047.03/FREN2048.03, FR2201.03, FR2202.03
  • 3000-level: FR3045.06 or FREN3047.03/FREN3048.03, plus 6 credit hours of 3000-level French
  • plus 6 additional credit hours at the 3000-4000 level in French

Classes other than those required may be chosen freely in consultation with the Undergraduate Advisor, according to the students' desire to obtain a general knowledge of the field, or a greater concentration in specific areas such as Literature, Linguistics, French-Canadian Studies, etc.

BA Concentration with Minor in French (90 credit hour)

BA with Minor in French requirements:

Students must meet the Faculty requirements for a BA Minor in French, which include 18 to 27 credit hours (3-4.5 full credits) in French above the 1000 level. Departmental requirements are:

  • 2000-level: FR2045.06 or FREN2047.03/FREN2048.03
  • 6 credit hours at the 2000-level or above
  • 6 credit hours at the 3000-level or above

BSc with Minor in French requirements:

Students must meet the Faculty requirements for a BSc Minor in French, which include 18 to 36 credit hours (3-6 full credits) in French above the 1000 level. Departmental requirements are:

  • 2000-level: FR2045.06 or FREN2047.03/FREN2048.03
  • 6 credit hours at the 2000-level or above
  • 6 credit hours at the 3000-level or above

Note: courses given in English and FREN2005 X/Y.06 are not admissible. The Minor in French cannot be combined with a Major in French.

Classes other than those required may be chosen freely in consultation with the Undergraduate Advisor, according to the students' desire to obtain a general knowledge of the field, or a greater concentration in specific areas such as Literature, Linguistics,  etc. Students considering a Major or Honours in French shoujld choose their courses in consultation with our Undergraduate Advisor.

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Minors in French

Minor in French

BA with Minor in French requirements:

A Minor in French allows for a level of specialization in French in addition to your major degree program(s).

Students must meet the Faculty requirements for a BA Minor in French, which include 18 to 27 credit hours (3-4.5 full credits) in French above the 1000 level. Departmental requirements are:

  • 2000-level: FR2045.06 or FREN2047.03/FREN2048.03
  • 6 credit hours at the 2000-level or above
  • 6 credit hours at the 3000-level or above

BSc with Minor in French requirements:

Students must meet the Faculty requirements for a BSc Minor in French, which include 18 to 36 credit hours (3-6 full credits) in French above the 1000 level. Departmental requirements are:

  • 2000-level: FR2045.06 or FREN2047.03/FREN2048.03
  • 6 credit hours at the 2000-level or above
  • 6 credit hours at the 3000-level or above

Note: courses given in English and FREN2005 X/Y.06 are not admissible. The Minor in French cannot be combined with a Major in French.

Minor in French: Linguistics and Translation

Mineure en français: linguistique et traduction

A minimum of 18 and a maximum of 27 credit hours beyond the 1000-level, including:

  • FREN 2020.03 or FREN 2075.03

And any 15 credit hours from:

  • FREN 3017.03  
  • FREN 3021.03
  • FREN 3022.03
  • FREN 3026.03
  • FREN 4011.03
  • FREN 4013.03
  • FREN 4014.03
  • FREN 4017.03

Minor in French Literature and Culture

Mineure en littérature et culture françaises

A minimum of 18 and a maximum of 27 credit hours beyond the 1000 level, including:

  • French 2201.03 and French 2202.03

And any 3 credit hours from the Medieval/Early Modern Literature and Culture courses below:

  • FREN 3225.03
  • FREN 3300.03
  • FREN 3400.03
  • FREN 3500.03
  • FREN 3600.03
  • FREN 4300.03
  • FREN 4401.03
  • FREN 4500.03 
  • FREN 4550.03  
  • FREN 4600.03

And any 3 credit hours from the Modern/Contemporary Literature and Culture courses below:

  • FREN 3101.03
  • FREN 3700.03
  • FREN 3730.03
  • FREN 3750.03
  • FREN 3800.03
  • FREN 3810.03
  • FREN 4700.03
  • FREN 4701.03
  • FREN 4710.03
  • FREN 4801.03

And any 3 credit hours from the Canadian and International Francophonie courses below:

  • FREN 3150.03
  • FREN 3203.03
  • FREN 3811.03
  • FREN 3900.03
  • FREN 3910.03
  • FREN 4811.03
  • FREN 4902.03
  • FREN 4903.03
  • FREN 4904.03

And any 3 credit hours from any of the courses listed above or FREN2021.03 or FREN2022.03 (strongly recommended for students not taking FREN2045XY.06).

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NOTE: The above degree requirements apply to all students who began their program of study in 2013/14 or later. All students are bound by the regulations and programs in place the year they started their current ±«Óătv degree and should be sure to consult both an Academic Advisor and the appropriate for complete information.