理学硕士-法语

通过研究理科硕士课程的目的是使获得法语第一学位的学生能够专注于他们感兴趣的法文文学或文化方面，同时获得适用于其主题的理论和学习方法的核心技能。学生将在学位课程的前半部分进行初步研究，并根据自己选择的研究领域撰写两篇论文，同时根据自己的专业选择教授课程。然后，他们就与主管达成共识的主题写了一篇论文。爱丁堡大学的法语在研究和出版物上一直保持着出色的成绩，最近的研究评估工作证实了这一点，该研究将我们55％的研究评为世界领先或国际一流。
A Masters by Research (MScR) programme is ideal if you would like to complete a short piece of independent research in French and Francophone Studies. This programme is designed to enable students who have taken a first degree in French to specialise in an aspect of French or Francophone literature or culture, while acquiring core skills in theories and methods of study. The programme is a good stepping stone to a PhD, but is equally of value as a stand-alone qualification. As a Masters by Research student, you will be part of a wider postgraduate community while specialising in what most interests you right from the beginning of the programme, which is how it differs from a taught Masters (MSc). French has been taught here since 1894, making it one of the first European languages to be offered at Edinburgh. We specialise in the language, literatures and cultures of France and the many countries around the world in which French is spoken. Join our community and undertake two research assignments and a 15,000-word dissertation under the guidance of an experienced and well-published supervisor. Language, to us, is inseparable from culture. As such, we encourage you to think broadly and explore the implications of language in a wider perspective. Research excellence In the latest Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021), our research in French and Francophone Studies was submitted in Modern Languages and Linguistics (Panel D - Arts and Humanities; Unit of Assessment 26). The results reaffirm Edinburgh’s position as one of the UK’s leading research universities, ranked third in the UK for Modern Languages. As published in Times Higher Education's REF power ratings, this result is based on the quality and breadth of our research in the unit of assessment. Our research expertise covers a wide range of areas, including: Literature from the Middle Ages to the present day Film and screen studies Theatre studies Intermediality studies Adaptation studies Visual culture French political thought Contemporary politics and institutions Representing the city Francophone post-colonial studies and decolonial thought Reparations and reparatory justice Black studies Gender studies Queer studies Self-writing Medical humanities Translation studies Explore our range of research centres, networks and projects in French and Francophone Studies Go beyond the books Beyond the Books is a podcast from the School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures (LLC) that gives you a behind-the-scenes look at research and the people who make it happen. Listen to a mix of PhD, early career and established researchers talk about their journey to and through academia and about their current and recent research. Browse Beyond the Books episodes and hear our research community talk about their work