The Master of Arts in French & Francophone Intercultural Studies at the University of Regina is designed for those passionate about exploring the complexities of French and Francophone cultures, languages, and societies. You will delve into the intricate connections between discourse, policy, community organization, and identity-building within minority Francophone settings, particularly in Canada. This interdisciplinary program offers a unique opportunity to examine cultural representations, language policies, and theoretical frameworks from the perspectives of social sciences, linguistics, literature, and history, preparing you to critically engage with global Francophone issues.
This postgraduate program is studied full-time on campus over two years, providing an immersive academic experience. You will engage with key Canadian policies on language and culture, explore selected works by Francophone authors, and potentially undertake fieldwork and archival research. Courses connect ‘la francophonie canadienne’ with ‘la francophonie internationale,’ offering diverse approaches to your studies. Upon graduation, you will possess advanced research and analytical skills, ready for careers in cultural diplomacy, education, policy analysis, or further academic pursuits in French and Francophone intercultural studies.