Programs
Program Structure
With a minor concentration (3 or 4 years), students will acquire the skills to communicate in French as well as develop a knowledge of French and Francophone cultures.
With a major concentration (3 or 4 years), students will not only immerse themselves in a comprehensive program in higher learning, they will also be able to choose a variety of courses that will satisfy their personal interests.
Courses
The BU French and Francophone Studies Program offers courses in three concentrations :
- Language Studies Concentration;
- French and Francophone Studies Concentration;
- Theoretical Concentration.
Please consult the Course Calendar to see full course listings and descriptions.
Indigenous 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, Ojibway and Dakota 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.
Other Languages
Courses at the beginner and intermediate level are offered, depending upon demand and the availability of instructors:
- Spanish
- Latin
- Hebrew