Course Offerings: MA in French Studies  

A selection of the following graduate courses will be offered to meet candidates’ requirements, as far as the resources of the Department will allow. Individual courses, excluding French 6900, may be offered in accelerated format outside of the regular semester of session timeframe when being delivered as part of the Summer Institute for French Teachers (SIFT).

Full academic requirements for coursework and details are listed in the University Calendar. 

Illustration of Course Offerings for Graduate Students

Literary Methods and Theory I

6009* Literary Methodology and Theory II

6011 General Theory of the French Language

6020 Literature and Psychoanalysis

6021 Mythocriticism

6022 History, Society, Ideology and Texts

6030 Grammar of the Text

6031 Narratology

6032 Genetic Criticism and Exegesis

6101 The Female Voice: Women's Writing and its Contribution to the Development of French and Francop Texts

6102 History of the French Language: Psychoanalytical, Ethnological or Anthropological approaches to Fr Studies

6110-19 Paraliterature and Traditional Culture

French 6156 Literature & Cinema

6900 Reading in French (open to Graduate students from other departments, not for students registered in the MA in French Studies or M.A&Ed.)

(Note: *Credit may not be obtained for both French 6008 and the former French 6006; or for both French 6009 and the former French 6006.) 

**Note:  Students interested in registering for French 6800 - Francophone literatures: Theory and practice, French 6810 - Francophone cultures: Theory and practice and/or French 6820 Youth Literature, must consult the Head of Department .

 

Winter 2024 Course Offerings:

Please note that course offerings are subject to change.

A searchable list of course offerings in French are available in the link below:   

https://selfservice.mun.ca/admit/hwswsltb.P_CourseSearch?p_term=202302&p_levl=01*04