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The Department of French and Italian is recruiting outstanding candidates for advanced study leading to the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. We welcome applicants from historically underrepresented groups for whom additional internal fellowships are often available. Students with non-traditional backgrounds are also encouraged to apply.

Our research expertise encompasses French and Francophone cultural studies, including the African continent, the Caribbean, the Maghreb, and Québec, from the Early Modern period to the present day. Our dynamic, innovative, and interdisciplinary program offers seminars in French and Francophone literature, culture and film, in addition to French language and linguistics. With the guidance of internationally recognized faculty specializing in a range of genres and issues and reflective of the diversity and complexity of the French-speaking world, students develop competencies in innovative research methods and approaches such as critical theory, gender and sexuality studies, colonial and post-colonial studies, cultural and media criticism, ecocriticism and digital humanities, among others. 

Located just outside of Washington D.C., the University of Maryland is located in one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse parts of the country. Moreover, the university as a whole stands as a model for diversity through its student population and programming, and the college leads the university in the percentage of minorities among faculty, students, and staff, largely because of its multicultural approach to the curriculum. Our department embraces ideals of social justice, diversity and inclusion, and we are deeply committed to providing leadership and expertise that enriches the experiences of individuals and builds stronger communities. 

The program offers competitive funding opportunities, including fellowships and assistantships with health insurance eligibility and full tuition remission for both M.A. and Ph.D. students. Additional funding is available, including conference travel, summer research grants as well as internal fellowships for the duration of the program. The program also features exchange programs and partnerships with Université de Nice and the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon, France.

The deadline for applications is January 15, 2022 for the Ph.D. in Modern French Studies (FRMS) and for the M.A. in French Language and Literature (FRIT). 

For more information, visit our website: MA: https://sllc.umd.edu/fields/french/graduate/masters-ma Ph.D.: https://sllc.umd.edu/fields/french/graduate/doctorate-phd 

The French Section of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures is currently accepting applications to the MA and PhD degree programs for the academic year 2022-2023.

The French Graduate program covers a range of literary culture from medieval to contemporary fiction, from New Caledonia to the Indian Ocean, to Canada, from body language in the sixteenth century to bodily inscriptions such as tattooing practicing in Oceania, to literary and non-literary translation. Students can add a minor in another language (German or Spanish), and in fields like English, History, Human Rights, and Medieval and Renaissance studies. Or students can deepen their command of French culture with more French courses. Students will also have the opportunity to take cutting-edge, team-taught courses, creative writing, and courses in cultural studies. Recent course offerings include graduate seminars on humor, French women writers, and the detective novel, and other advanced classes including the French fairy tale genre, ecological fiction in the Francophone world, literary translation, and autofiction.

Ours is a cosmopolitan department. Current and recent French students hail from Nebraska, Colorado, Minnesota, Ghana, Tunisia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Belgium, and France. You will also get to know students in the Spanish and German graduate programs from Spain, Germany, and Latin America. We are also a smaller department, which has the advantage of offering students individualized attention and a warm, collegial experience.

Through an agreement with the Université Gustave Eiffel in the Paris suburbs, UNL graduate students in French are eligible to apply to spend a year living in Paris or the environs and teaching English at the university level.

Funding is available as graduate teaching assistantships, augmented by fellowships that are awarded to recognize merit, to support presenting papers at academic conferences, and to reward scholarly publications.

For more information, please visit https://modlang.unl.edu/french-graduate-program or contact our Graduate Advisor, Julia Frengs, at jfrengs2@unl.edu.

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The Department of French and Francophone Studies at The Pennsylvania State University is recruiting outstanding candidates for advanced study leading to the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. We are able to provide all of our full-time students with generous financial support and full tuition grants. We welcome applicants from historically underrepresented groups, for whom additional internal fellowships are often available. We also encourage international students and students from non-traditional backgrounds to apply. The deadline for submission of applications is January 15, 2022. 

 

Penn State’s French and Francophone Studies graduate program is unique for its long-established Ph.D. specializations in Literature and Culture and Society and an interdisciplinary orientation that fosters innovative approaches to a broad variety of objects of study. We offer three distinctive dual degrees. The first grants students a Ph.D. in French and Francophone Studies and Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies (a top-ranked department nationally). The second grants a Ph.D. in French and Francophone Studies and African Studies. The third grants a Ph.D. in French and Francophone Studies and Visual Studies.

 

Faculty expertise spans women’s, gender and sexuality studies, (post-)colonial history and Francophone studies, linguistics, early modern studies, theater and film studies, material culture and aesthetics, cultural theory, and popular and media culture. Faculty and students also work on areas beyond metropolitan France, such as the Caribbean, the Indian Ocean, North and West Africa.

 

As a community, our department embraces and supports its students and faculty. Our graduate students play a crucial role by bringing their diverse backgrounds and experiences to our intellectual debates. We aspire to include everyone in our individual and collective engagement with shaping the production and sharing of knowledge about and throughout the francophone world. 

 

Our students receive extensive pedagogical training and teach courses in language, literature, culture, and linguistics at all undergraduate levels. Grants to support our students’ conference travels and dissertation research are available through a variety of internal sources, including Penn State’s Humanities Institute and Center for Humanities and Information. In addition, the Department offers the opportunity to participate in a year-long exchange program with the Université de Strasbourg. Finally, students in FFS benefit from numerous initiatives, academic programs, and centers within Penn State’s College of the Liberal Arts, including the Africana Research Center, the African Feminist Initiative, the Rock Ethics Institute, the Committee for Early Modern Studies, the Center for Global Studies, and the Center for Democratic Deliberation. All senior PhD students benefit from a Humanities Dissertation Release, during which they receive full funding to carry out research. To know more about the recent placements of our former graduate students, please click here.

 

For further information on the Department of French and Francophone Studies, its graduate program, and the application procedure, please visit our website at http://www.french.psu.edu/or contact Bruno Jean-François, Director of Graduate Studies and Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies, and Comparative Literature at ebj2@psu.edu. Note that GRE scores are not required for admission in the program. To apply, please click here. We look forward to hearing from you! 

 

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