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Sciences humaines et interdisciplinarité (Ph.D.) - French-language at Laurentian University

Laurentian University, Canada

Programme overview

French-language doctorate drawing on the humanities and social sciences, focusing on social and physical development across the lifespan. Specializations include cognition and communication, Franco-Ontarian and Francophone studies, interpretation, values and ethics, regional and cultural studies, gender relations and sexuality studies.

Faculty: Faculté des arts  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

What you will study

Three required seminars (interdisciplinarity methods, theories, communication and cognition), two electives, a comprehensive examination and a thesis with an oral defence; coursework normally takes one or two years.

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Entry requirements

Normally a master's degree or equivalent with a B+ (75%) average and evidence of preparation for advanced research; two-page statement of interest, three reference letters, CV, transcripts and a confirmed thesis supervisor.

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