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To be admitted to the baccalaureate in French studies (literary studies) international profile (6889), the candidate must first be registered in the baccalaureate in French studies (literary studies (7889) and have completed 24 credits of tuition. Students who satisfy admission requirements will be recognized for a minimum of 12 credits from the 6889 program and will obtain an “international profile” mention on their diploma. IN SHORT The purpose of the baccalaureate program in French studies of the Department of letters and social communication is to train, according to the chosen training profile, people capable of working in the fields of teaching literature, literary creation, professional writing or communication. It offers adequate training to those who wish to pursue graduate and postgraduate studies in humanities, or in related disciplines. The profile entitled Literary studies aims to analyze narrative, poetic and dramatic texts in French and Quebec literature. It is designed to lead the student to acquire knowledge and to put it into practice, among other things by experimenting with various critical approaches (sociocriticism, psychoanalysis, semiotics, rhetoric, hermeneutics, feminist, etc.), as well as to follow the evolution of genres and forms of reading and writing. This profile also introduces him to the production of original works. This training makes it possible, in particular, to pursue higher education in literature. Program Objectives This program allows students who spend at least 8 weeks abroad to have their experience recognized for the diploma. This program aims to increase the student's research skills and fluency in language and communication. Depending on the profiles, the program will also have as objectives the acquisition and deepening of knowledge in literary studies and the development of creative or communication skills. Show less

Compulsory courses (54 credits)

The following courses (fifty-four credits):

ARD1008 The dramatic language
GLR1001 The narrative language
LFR1059 Applied research project
LFR1074 Directed readings: French corpus
LFR1082 Literary Life in France in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
LFR1083 Literary life in France in the 17th and 18th centuries
LFR1084 Literary Life in France in the 19th Century
LFR1085 Literary life in France since 1900
LFR1088 Introduction to Literary Studies: Theory and Analysis
LNG1069 Language and society in Quebec
LNG1070 The poetic language
LNG1071 History of the French language
LNG1101 Language and the linguistic system
LQF1050 Directed readings: Quebec corpus
LQF1052 Literary life in Quebec before 1900
LQF1053 Literary life in Quebec since 1900
PLR1036 Literature and sociology
PLR1047 Psychoanalysis and Literature

Optional courses (21 to 24 credits)

The student chooses seven to eight courses from the following (21 to 24 credits):

CUN1001 Culture and digital
ECR1013 Creation Workshop
ECR1014 Literary creation
ECR1015 Creative projects
LFR1062 Myths and Literature
LFR1071 Paraliteratures
LFR1077 Classic novels of children's literature
LFR1089 French author(s)
LNG1087 Grammatical analysis of the simple sentence
LQF1049 The Quebec song
LQF1051 Quebec literature for young people
LQF1059 Author(s) from Quebec
PLR1042 Oral expression and communication
PLR1044 The concept of speech
PLR1049 Current literature of the Francophonie
PLR1050 intimate literature
PLR1051 Foreign literature
PLR1052 women's writing
PLR1058 Special Topic in Literature I
PLR1059 Special Topic in Literature II
PLR1060 Special Topic in Literature III
PLR1061 Special Topic in Literature IV

Complementary courses (12 to 15 credits)

Depending on the number of optional courses taken, the student chooses from twelve to fifteen additional course credits. Some courses are offered online. Consult the list.

List of Suggested Complementary Courses

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You will need to book the accommodation after you have been accepted.

You can choose to live on campus or off campus in private accommodation.

How to book:

• Make a booking online after you have been accepted (in this case please let us know your choice when you apply).
• Register when you arrive - its not possible to reserve a room before arriving. You can arrive a few days before and book it

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