PhD French and Francophone Studies 36 months PHD Programme By Bangor University |TopUniversities
Programme Duration

36 monthsProgramme duration

Tuitionfee

17,500 GBPTuition Fee/year

Main Subject Area

Modern LanguagesMain Subject Area

Programme overview

Main Subject

Modern Languages

Degree

PhD

Study Level

PHD

Study Mode

On Campus

The School of Modern Languages offers the possibility to do a PhD/MPhil in French Studies. The School has a long tradition of excellent postgraduate student support. Depending on the chosen research area, students will be assigned one or two supervisors and are guaranteed full access to computing facilities (including translation memory software), library provision and all School resources including the film library. There is a dedicated postgraduate study area within the School which students are encouraged to use as often as they can.
Research Areas Our academic staff in French Studies can offer MPhil/PhD supervision on a wide variety of topics, a selection of which are listed below:
  • Race, immigration and national identity in France
  • French cinema
  • Cultural representations of the banlieues
  • Multiculturalism and humour in France
  • Contemporary French politics
  • French Travel Writing
  • Urban Cultures
  • Theories of Space
  • Transnationalism
  • Bande dessinée
  • Adaptation from/into literature, film, comic art and theatre
  • Cultural representations of Brittany
  • Theories of ‘voice’ in French-language literature and film
Co-supervision of comparative topics within the School can also be offered.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Modern Languages

Degree

PhD

Study Level

PHD

Study Mode

On Campus

The School of Modern Languages offers the possibility to do a PhD/MPhil in French Studies. The School has a long tradition of excellent postgraduate student support. Depending on the chosen research area, students will be assigned one or two supervisors and are guaranteed full access to computing facilities (including translation memory software), library provision and all School resources including the film library. There is a dedicated postgraduate study area within the School which students are encouraged to use as often as they can.
Research Areas Our academic staff in French Studies can offer MPhil/PhD supervision on a wide variety of topics, a selection of which are listed below:
  • Race, immigration and national identity in France
  • French cinema
  • Cultural representations of the banlieues
  • Multiculturalism and humour in France
  • Contemporary French politics
  • French Travel Writing
  • Urban Cultures
  • Theories of Space
  • Transnationalism
  • Bande dessinée
  • Adaptation from/into literature, film, comic art and theatre
  • Cultural representations of Brittany
  • Theories of ‘voice’ in French-language literature and film
Co-supervision of comparative topics within the School can also be offered.

Admission Requirements

175+
6.5+
85+
62+
Applicants should normally have a first or upper second class honours undergraduate degree and a Masters degree in a relevant subject. Non-native speakers of English will normally be required to have IELTS 6.5 or above (no element below 6.0).
Applications are always considered individually, and applicants are also judged on their individual merits, work experience and other relevant qualifications.
Students with an overall score of 5.5 on the IELTS can take a summer pre-sessional course in the University’s English Language Centre for Overseas Students (ELCOS).

3 Years
Sep

Domestic
4,786 GBP
International
17,500 GBP

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