PhD in in French and Francophone Intercultural Studies in Regina Canada | University of Regina

Our graduate programs in French and Francophone Intercultural Studies stand out as some of Canada's most genuinely interdisciplinary francophone studies offerings, enabling you to explore your academic passions while collaborating with peers across related disciplines. Shape your graduate journey by selecting from diverse fields of study:

Social sciences: political science, sociology
Languages: applied linguistics, sociolinguistics
Humanities: literary studies, historical research, philosophical inquiry

Within French and Francophone Intercultural Studies, graduate scholars examine cultural expressions of Francophone communities, analyze French language policies globally, and explore theoretical frameworks that interpret and influence these dimensions of societal experience.

The course-based Master of Arts program empowers you to expand your expertise, forge interdisciplinary connections, and enhance your professional capabilities. The curriculum features diverse course options spanning French and Francophone literary traditions, complemented by a collaborative seminar showcasing University of Regina faculty research. A distinctive 6-credit community organization internship provides hands-on experience with Francophone institutions, offering valuable insights into community challenges and opportunities.