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Undergraduate Program
Welcome to the Department of French. The University of Toronto has offered courses and degrees in French since 1853 — over 150 years! In the 1970s the Department of French of the University of Toronto had over 120 professors and instructors making it the largest Department of its kind in the world. Over the years the Department of French has offered internationally recognized courses and programs of the very highest quality, enabling graduates to find jobs at institutions in Canada, North America, and Asia.
French Studies at the University of Toronto provide varied and flexible approaches to one of the world’s major international languages and the diversity of cultures expressed in it.
The Undergraduate courses offered by the Department of French fall into five main categories: Linguistics, Literature, French as a Second Language, French Culture, and Second Language Learning. Through modular programming, students enjoy the freedom to concentrate or diversify their interests in these areas. The skills and knowledge acquire will lay the groundwork for careers in teaching, journalism, translation, publishing, human resources, travel and government service, as well as research in a variety of fields.
More information about the specific programs and courses offered by the Department of French can be found in other sections of this website.
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History of the Department
French Studies at the University of Toronto 1853-1993
Arborescences
Arborescences est une revue d’études françaises en ligne fondée en 2010 et rédigée principalement en français.
Experiential Learning
The experiential learning website "Apprentissage expérientiel" is specifically designed for Arts and Science students currently enrolled in Specialist, Major and Minor programs in French language.