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We have 73 Masters Degrees in French Literature & Language
Masters degrees in French Literature & Language involve advanced study of the modern and historic French language, its usage, and the literary traditions developed within it.
Related postgraduate specialises include Comparative Literature, and Modern European Literature. Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree in Languages and Literature or Cultural Studies.
Why study a Masters in French Literature & Language?
Courses in this field offer a range of research topics and practical training opportunities for postgraduates, ranging from critical analysis of historical and contemporary literature, through to training in French translation.
For example, you might opt to inspect the cultural significance of classical French literature, with notable periods including the French Revolution and the Age of Enlightenment.
Alternatively, you may take a contemporary approach to your learning, analysing French creoles or Francophones of the Caribbean and their literary significance. You could even scrutinise modern representations of reality in autobiography or French film.
Careers in this field are highly varied, and may include traditional routes into academia and publishing, or the media such as journalism and broadcasting. Other careers may include translation, public relations and even foreign policy.
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MA in Global Communication and Diversity
Radboud University
Language and Communication
This English-taught master’s programme provides you with the knowledge and tools to function as an independent specialist in communication in international organisational contexts. Read more
MA in Language Variation and Multilingualism
Radboud University
Language and Communication
Learning to become a competent linguist who has an understanding of a wide array of topics ranging from how people learn and use language to how the brain processes language and how language and people influence each other. Read more
French HDip
University College Cork
College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences
The Higher Diploma in French is aimed at graduates who want to be considered for a master’s course in French, but do not have an honours degree in French, or who want to add a Higher Diploma in Arts subject to their qualifications. Read more
GradDip French (Distance Learning)
University of Dundee
Humanities
School of Humanities Study the French language and culture to gain an additional language teaching qualification, or simply for personal interest. Read more
MLitt French
Aberdeen University
Language, Literature, Music and Visual Culture
The French MLitt allows you to research French at postgraduate level and either continue your studies on to a PhD or apply your knowledge across a wide variety of industries internationally. You draw from an incredible history and culture from medieval times to the present day. Read more
PGCert in French for Teaching at Post Primary Level
Maynooth University
School of Modern Languages
The Postgraduate Certificate in French for Teaching as Post-Primary Level aims to provide domestic and international candidates with an opportunity to complete the subject-specific credits they require in order to be able to submit themselves for accreditation through the Teaching Council of Ireland. Read more
MA French
Maynooth University
School of Modern Languages
The taught MA in French is aimed at graduates with a primary honours degree in French, with a minimum of 2.2 or equivalent, who have spent a year in… Read more
French - Master of Arts (MA)
University of Colorado Boulder
College of Arts and Sciences
The MA program in French offers students the opportunity to pursue their interest in literature and culture, working with faculty members who produce distinguished scholarship in a broad variety of fields. Read more
Modern Languages (MLitt)
University of St Andrews
School of Modern Languages
The MLitt in Modern Languages is a one-year taught programme run by the School of Modern Languages. Read more
Modern Languages (French) - PGCE
Aberystwyth University
School of Education
The Modern Foreign Languages (French) course aims to give student teachers the professional skills needed to become successful teachers who can develop learners' mastery and use of the foreign language they are studying. At the Aberystwyth ITE Partnership, you will be trained to teach your specialist modern foreign language, or even a combination of languages. Read more
Comparative Literature (MPhil)
Birkbeck, University of London
Department of Languages, Cultures and Applied Linguistics
This research degree is ideal if you wish to engage critically with the study of comparative literature - or other cultural forms, especially in the area of visual studies - across two or more linguistic, regional or national contexts. Read more
French MScR
University of Edinburgh
School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures
A Masters by Research (MScR) programme is ideal if you have a clear idea of the independent research you wish to undertake at masters level. Read more
Master of French (MA)
University of Otago
Division of Humanities
Spoken in 47 countries, French is a language of major significance in the international arena. The French Programme, which is part of the Department of Languages and Cultures , offers a full range of courses for all levels, from Introductory French for beginners to postgraduate programmes for advanced students. Read more
MA Literary Studies
Leiden University
Faculty of Humanities
The Leiden University Master's in Literary Studies offers separate one-year programmes in English, French, German, Italian literature and culture, as well as Literature in Society, Europe and Beyond. Read more
French - MLitt
Newcastle University
School of Modern Languages
The French MLitt comprises taught and research-based elements, allowing you to focus in depth on one aspect of French studies. We offer a range of study topics including cinema, literature, popular culture and French linguistics. Read more
