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The Master of Arts (M.A.) in French program at Galgotias University is a two-year postgraduate course designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of French language, literature, and critical theory. The curriculum encompasses a wide range of subjects, including French Literature (from medieval to contemporary), Francophone Literature, Literary Theory and Criticism, and advanced French Linguistics. Students also engage with cultural studies topics such as French Civilization, History, and contemporary societal issues. The program emphasizes research and practical application, culminating in a postgraduate thesis.
Graduation with minimum 50% marks or equivalent
Students with a CUET score will be given preference in the merit list.
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To help students reach a very high level of fluency in French, which includes sophisticated written communication, accurate and fluid oral expression, nuanced comprehension, and efficient translation abilities.
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To Speak and write French with near-native grammar, vocabulary, and stylistic nuances across registers and contexts.
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To improve students' capacity to use a variety of theoretical frameworks to critically evaluate and interpret French and Francophone literary texts from different eras and genres.
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To Examine the complexities of the use of language in public sphere and the role of language in cultural institutions.
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Ability to use the concepts and methods of linguistics to solve a problem with theoretical consequences
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To Develop an optimistic outlook on interdisciplinary research, particularly in the fields of computer science, psychology, philosophy, and sociology.
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To Recognise how language in schools and language in society interact dynamically, and then support further attempts to offer long-term solutions.
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To Communicate effectively in both written and oral language for academic and professional purposes.
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To improve students' ability to interact with people from different cultural backgrounds in French and Francophone environments in a polite and effective manner.
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To prepare students for professional occupations demanding extensive linguistic and cultural skills, or to give them a solid academic basis for those hoping to pursue PhD studies in French or related subjects.
Graduates will be able to Understand the breadth of linguistics and language technology in terms of job prospects, career paths, and lifetime involvement in research, education, translation, media, communication, soft skills, and other related sectors is important.
Graduates will have the ability to effectively use modern technologies in dealing with linguistic data.
Graduates will be able to work as an expert, teacher, researcher, content or creative writer, etc., work on your own.
Students will be Capable of analysing and assessing different theoretical and methodological approaches to language problems critically, and using these in autonomous work on theoretical and practical linguistic problems.
Students will be able to assess linguistic research work's methodology, data analysis, and results critically