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Classical and Modern Languages

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admissions@brandonu.ca

Faculty of Arts
Room 101 Clark Hall
270-18th Street
Brandon, Manitoba
R7A 6A9

Phone: (204) 727-9780
Fax: (204) 726-0473
Email: artsdean@brandonu.ca

Programs

The Department offers a full-slate of French courses for a major and a minor in French language and literature.

  • Language – There are grammar courses for beginners as well as for those who have previously learned French. You may be able to obtain transfer credit for courses taken at other universities or colleges. Learning a new language can show you the world through the eyes of another culture.
  • Literature – The literature of France, Quebec and other Francophone cultures covering the Classical (17th – 18th centuries), the Romantic period, Modern (20th and 21st centuries) may be offered.
  • Civilization & culture – Courses may include poetry, music, cinema, and youth literature.

French Course listings

Courses may be taught in cycles, e.g. once every three years. Please consult the Course Calendar to see which courses are being taught in the coming year. Be sure to check the Addenda link for the latest updates.

Special Programs for Students of French

  • French and English Assistant Exchange Program
  • Summer Language Bursary Program
  • Official Language Monitor Program
  • Bourses d’été pour francophones hors Québec.

Language courses provide training for students in the Education, Music, and Native Studies programs at Brandon University. Please consult the Course Calendar to see full course listings and descriptions.

Aboriginal Languages

The Languages Department (in conjunction with the Department of Native Studies) is interested in the survival of Aboriginal languages in the Province. Classes are available in the Cree, Saulteaux and Sioux languages native to the Province of Manitoba. These courses are part of the Native Studies major available at Brandon University.

Please consult the Course Calendar to see full course listings and descriptions.

Linguistics

Linguistics is the study of language and languages. If you are learning a second or third language, you will benefit from a linguistics course. The Languages Department provides an introductory level Linguistics course as well as a course developed for Native Language teachers.

Please consult the Course Calendar to see full course listings and descriptions.

Other Languages

Courses at the beginners and intermediate level are offered, depending upon demand and the availability of instructors:

  • German language and literature
  • Spanish
  • Italian