We encourage students earning a MA or PhD in a related field to add a minor in French to their degree program.
Such a minor lends breadth to students' programs while deepening their understanding of the field of inquiry, theoretical engagement, and methodologies of French studies today and allowing them to refine the linguistic skills necessary for advanced research and scholarly communication in the Francophone world.
In consultation with their advisor in their home department and the director of gradutuate studies in French, students wishing to complete the minor must plan to complete at least 9 credits for an MA minor or 12 credits for the PhD minor, chosen from the 5000-8000-level course offerings of the Department of French and Italian.
Graduate Program
Christophe Wall-Romana
dgsfren@umn.edu
Director of Graduate Studies in French
612-626-8016
Application process
Graduate Program Assistant
Midori Green
dgsfren-asst@umn.edu
612-626-1840
Further information is available from the Graduate School
Congratulations to Mary Franklin-Brown:
The American Comparative Literature Association has awarded the 2103 Harry Levin Prize to Mary Franklin-Brown, Associate Professor in French and Italian, for her book Reading the World: Encyclopedic Writing in the Scholastic Age (University of Chicago).
Continue ReadingPhD Candidate Department of French and Italian Corbin Treacy to Present at CHGS (Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies) Workshop
Interdisciplinary Workshop for Graduate Students and Faculty Holocaust, Genocide and Mass Violence Studies
Friday, March 1
12:00-1:30 p.m.
Room 710 Social Sciences
Aesthetics and Aftermath: Algeria 1962-2012
Continue ReadingFellowships for Graduate Students and Recent Ph.D. recipients:
The Institut Français d’Amérique announces it annual competition for fellowships to support research in France. Up to four $1500 awards are available for living in France (not travel to France) to conduct research for a period of at least one month in the summer or fall of 2013. The deadline for applications is January 15, 2013.
The application process is now completed on-line, and information can be found here: http://institut.web.unc.edu/application/
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