French at the University of Toronto Scarborough

At U of T Scarborough, our French programs are about more than just language – they’re a gateway to a world of possibilities. You’ll not only master the structure and mechanics of the French language, you’ll gain the practical skills to effectively use French in the real world, for everyday conversations and to conduct business.  

Our courses offer a broad range of fascinating areas to explore, including French history and culture, practical language and translation skills, how the language is structured and has evolves and much more. You will also explore the development of how French is taught, and dive into the rich literature and cultures that make up the French world. With different program options like the specialist, major and minor programs, there’s a path designed to help you thrive, whether you’re a Francophone or not. Looking to gain work experience while you study? Both our specialist and major programs are available with co-op options that add paid work experience to your studies.  

Take your learning beyond campus, and even Canada, with several opportunities to earn one of your academic credits while studying in another province or country. We offer the student exchange and study abroad programs, and the federal Explore program — a five-week summer session at institutions across Canada. Broaden your perspective and embark on unforgettable experiences as you apply your learning around the world.

Department
Language Studies
Degree offered
Honours Bachelor of Arts
Program options
Specialist, Major, Minor
Combined degree options
Enriched learning
Sample courses
  • Folktale, Myth and the Fantastic in the French-Speaking World
  • Contemporary Québec Drama
  • Cinema of the French-Speaking World
Admissions
Social Sciences & Humanities
Department
Language Studies
Degree offered
Honours Bachelor of Arts
Program Options
Specialist, Major, Minor
Combined degree options
Enriched Learning
Sample courses
  • Folktale, Myth and the Fantastic in the French-Speaking World
  • Contemporary Québec Drama
  • Cinema of the French-Speaking World