The master's major includes two specialisms: French Linguistics and French Literature. Students select one of these two fields as their special qualification, with the other field being supplementary. The master's major provides in-depth and specialized knowledge in both fields. Courses focus on historical and current perspectives and include both theoretical and practical points of view. The master's major aims to provide a deeper knowledge of analytical and critical methods and consolidates students' knowledge of linguistic and literary culture. The study program is intended as training to pave the way for basic research and a professional career.
The master's major covers 4 semesters, including the writing of a master's thesis in the final semester. The degree is subject to continuous performance assessments. Successful graduation at master's level enables students to prepare for doctoral studies in French linguistics or literature.
