Acadia University
- Public University, Estd 1838
- Wolfville, Nova Scotia
- 27 Courses
French (BA)
- Course LevelUndergraduate
- Course Duration4 Years
- IntakeFall: September 2025
Course Description
- Students will learn about literatures and cultures of French-speaking regions around the world, and discover what makes these cultures special and unique
- French is one of Canada’s two official languages and is spoken in numerous countries around the world (including France, Belgium, Switzerland, Haiti and various African countries). It is used by many international institutions, from the United Nations to the European Union and the Organization of American States
- The French program at Acadia offers students a broad range of courses covering language, culture, and translation, as well as the literatures of France, Quebec, Acadie, French-speaking Africa, and the Caribbean
- A degree in French opens a wealth of career options, both at home and abroad
- The average salary for employees who speak both French and English is on average 28 per cent higher than the salary of employees who only speak English
Start Dates and Fees
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Duration4 Years
1st Year Tuition FeesCAD 18974
Intake
Intake
Fall: September 2025
Winter: January 2026
Other Costs
Shared apartments :4800.00
Electricity, heat, hot water :420.00
Groceries :2400.00
High speed internet :660.00
Smartphone :660.00
Entertainment :2400.00
Total :CAD 11340
Entry Requirements
Academic Requirements
To be considered for admission using the IB Diploma, students need a minimum score of 24. If students have a score of 30 or higher on their IB Diploma, they will receive 30 hours of university credit. If students have completed IB courses but do not possess the diploma, they will be considered based on their coursework. Acadia gives individual credit for IB courses completed at the higher level with grades of 5, 6, or 7. IB final and predicted results may be used to consider applicants for both early fall and regular admission, as well as for an entrance scholarship.
Additional Requirements
- Academic Transcripts
- Proof of English Language Proficiency
English Language Requirements
- TOEFL : 90.00With no subtest score below 20
- IELTS : 6.50With no subtest score below 6.0
- PTE : 60.00With no subtest score below 60
- Course LevelUndergraduate
- SpecializationLanguage & Linguistics
- Course Duration4 Years
- 1st Year Tuition FeesCAD 18974
- IntakeFall: September 2025Winter: January 2026
- Application FeesCAD 50
- Exam ScoreTOEFL 90.00
IELTS 6.50
PTE 60.00
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