Learn more about studying French & Francophone Studies (Co-op) as an international student.
What Trent University says about their program:
Beyond learning a language, French & Francophone Studies at Trent will allow you to develop an understanding of the culture, literature, and experiences of francophones in Canada and around the world. This unique program offers students a comprehensive exploration of all French-Canadian cultures, examining Québec culture, cinema, and literature as well as Acadian, Franco-Ontarian, and Indigenous francophone contributions. From the basics to advanced levels, this degree offered through Trent’s renowned School for the Study of Canada will help you deepen your mastery of the French language through speaking, reading, and writing comprehension. Take advantage of the support and mentorship available through small group settings to develop your bilingualism for both personal and professional purpose.
All students are required to have the following for admission to all programs:
86 (with a minimum writing score of 20)
6.5 (with no band lower than 6.0)
115
176, with no sub-score below 169
60
59
Applicants whose English language proficiency is below Trent’s accepted scores are invited to apply for gradual admission through the Trent-ESL: English for University Program.
To be exempted from providing proof of English language proficiency you must meet one of the following categories:
You have successfully completed the International Baccalaureate diploma where English was the language of instruction (English Language A not English Language B). You have successfully completed your studies under the British Curriculum
Minimum 'C' grade in O-Level English or completion of AS/A Level subjects taught in English.
You have studied at least 3 years full-time in a high school/secondary school where the medium of instruction is entirely English and you have not taken any ESL courses during this period. You are required to provide an official letter from your school indicating the language of instruction is English if it is not clearly indicated on your transcript or school profile.
You have studied at least 2 years full-time in a community college (post-secondary) where the medium of instruction is entirely in English and you have not taken any ESL courses during this period. You are required to provide an official letter from your school indicating the language of instruction is English if it is not clearly indicated on your transcript or school profile.
You have studied at least 1 year full-time in a university where the medium of instruction is entirely in English and you have not taken any ESL courses during this period. You are required to provide an official letter from your school indicating the language of instruction is English if it is not clearly indicated on your transcript or school profile.
CAD$26,191 per year
| Category | Cost (in Canadian Dollar) |
|---|---|
| Rent, 1-bed apartment in city centre | $1,821 |
| Rent, 1-bed apartment outside centre | $1,599 |
| Utilities (electricity, heating, water, refuse) | $211 |
| Internet (60 Mbps unlimited) | $85 |
| Mobile phone plan (data + calls) | $60 |
| Monthly public transport pass | $103 |
| Monthly grocery basket | $350 |
| Coffee shop drink | $5 |
| Cinema or cultural event ticket | $16 |
| Gym membership | $58 |
Indicative monthly costs per person.
Data sourced from numbeo.com (Crowdsourced).
Many international students will require a visa to study in the US, and this is a vital step of your study abroad journey. Make sure you understand the requirements you may need to meet before applying.