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Programs
Faculté Saint-Jean offers the following programs:
- Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Arts (Honors)
- Bachelor of Arts (After Degree)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Bilingual)
- Bachelor of Education (Elementary)
- Bachelor of Education (Secondary)
- Bachelor of Education (After Degree)
- Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Science
- Bachelor of Science (General)
- Bachelor of Science in Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Bilingual)
- Diploma programs in Education
- Master of Arts in Etudes Canadiennes
- Master of Education
The BA After Another Undergraduate Degree
Students who have completed an undergraduate degree other than a Bachelor of Arts, may be admitted to the BA at Faculté Saint-Jean. All requirements detailed in Residence and Bachelor of Arts [Faculté Saint-Jean] are to be met.
French Courses
The objective of French language courses is to help the student speak and write clearly and correctly in situations that arise in everyday personal or professional life. The unique intercultural context that is Faculté Saint-Jean provides an ideal environment for such linguistic development.
All students, except those registered in the BEd/AD (see Programs ) and BSc (see Bachelor of Science [Faculté Saint-Jean] ), must complete a minimum of 9 units of French (FRANC), including the final French course related to their program, specifically:
The final program courses presuppose a strong command of all aspects of French (grammatically, syntactically and lexically). It is the student’s responsibility to acquire such command of the language. To support students, Faculté Saint-Jean offers French language and linguistics courses (e.g., FRANC 116 , FRANC 117 , FRANC 216 , FRANC 226 , LINGQ 200 ), and provides access to a French help centre as well as formative workshops available to students during their academic journey.
In order to ensure that students have achieved this goal, FRANC 226 is a prerequisite for FRANC 232 , FRANC 234 , FRANC 236 and FRANC 238 , unless the initial assessment in French (Placement Test and Diagnostic Test at the beginning of the session) indicates that the student may be exempt and proceed directly to the final course. The Vice-Dean (Academic) may also grant exemptions for this course.
Master of Education – Educational Studies in Language and Culture
General Information
Faculté Saint-Jean offers a Master of Education degree specializing in educational studies in language and culture. This multidisciplinary program recognizes the uniqueness of the Faculté and enables students to pursue studies in French at the Master’s level. The Master of Education program is oriented to the school milieu and its instructional program is designed to develop competencies as master teachers, specialists in the field of Immersion and Francophone education, and educators who are prepared to assume a leadership role in their educational milieu.
Prospective students should consult the Graduate Program Coordinator for further information or the University Calendar, Graduate Programs Faculty of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies under Faculté Saint-Jean.
Master of Arts in Etudes Canadiennes
General Information
Faculté Saint-Jean offers a Master of Arts degree specializing in études canadiennes. This program proposes a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary study of Canada, including the study of Canada’s francophonies. Emphasis is placed on culture and institutions in relation to socio-political conflicts and historical and social contexts. The program explores nationalism, regionalism and globalization; economy, society and state; and relations of identities/differences, sex/gender, race, language and class.
Prospective students should consult either the Director of the Centre d’études canadiennes at Faculté Saint-Jean or Graduate Programs of the University Calendar.
Options
The term “option” means a course freely chosen by students provided they have successfully completed the prerequisite(s). The term “approved option” means an option approved by the department directing the program of the student concerned.
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