Focus your studies in French literature, language and culture. You will also have the option of doing a French MA with a concentration in Cultural, Social & Political Thought (CSPT) or another interdisciplinary program.
With help from an adviser, you will select a domain of specialization for a research project or thesis. Your degree will lead to different career options in Canada and abroad; it will give you a competitive edge across Canada and the French-speaking world.
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Admission to UVic Graduate Studies is competitive. It’s never too early to contact potential supervisors and start planning your application.
There are several different masters, doctorates, graduate certificates and diplomas so you’re sure to find the right fit at UVic.
Just make sure you meet the minimum admission and language requirements for the program you’ve selected.
In most cases, you need to find a supervisor before you apply.
Find information on potential supervisors, areas of research and contact information on our program overviews. You can send an e-mail directly to faculty members that match your research interests. Be sure to describe your background and areas of interest. They will let you know about possible projects and funding.
When you apply online you will need to provide:
When you apply you will be charged an application fee (payable online by credit card). Your application will not be processed until this payment has been received.
Shortly after you apply, we’ll send you an email with your UVic student number, followed by instructions on how to check your application status online.
We’ll contact you by email once an admission decision has been made and you’ll be notified if anything further is required. Make sure to add @uvic.ca to your safe-senders list.
When you decide to accept your offer of admission, you’ll need to contact Graduate Admissions and Records by email to secure your place. Your admission letter will tell you who to contact. You must submit any outstanding documents to finalize your offer.
If you’re admitted to a graduate program and need to change your start date, you can ask for an entry point change. You can do this by contacting your program’s graduate secretary.
Entry point changes:
If you do not have an admission offer and want to change your entry point, you need to submit a new application.
Congratulations on being accepted as a new graduate student at UVic! We’ve put together some new graduate student resources that will help you get started at UVic.
If you have a general question about the application process or studying at UVic, get in touch with your UVic graduate student recruiter.
If you have a specific question about your program or application to UVic, contact your program’s graduate secretary.
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