Find information on your degree, and on other opportunities that the French Department offers to undergrads.
Study Abroad / Exchange
Interested in taking French courses abroad or on exchange in Canada? See what you'll need to apply.
FREN x CON-Ed
Information can be found here for CON-Ed Students who are interested in French as a first or second teaching subject.
Departmental Student Council
Your 2023-2024 Chairs
Michelle Rubach Flores and Stephanie Demeter
Responsibilities of a DSC Chair
- Academic liaison between students, faculty, and staff
- Organizing social events (ie. bake sales)
- USAT evaluations
Functions of a DSC Chair
- Elect a DSC Executive
- Elect students to serve on Departmental Committees and to serve on Faculty Board
- Deliver, with the coordination of the department, written course evaluations in all on-campus courses offered within the department.
If you are interested in being a member of the DSC or would like to help with any of our activities (and/or provide suggestions for activities), please contact the DSC Chairs.
Important Forms
Applications for the Certificate of Competence must be submitted to the Department of French Studies by March 31 of your graduating year.
Only students who are NOT registered in a French Studies Plan but have taken certain French courses at Queen’s are eligible for a Certificate of Competence in French Language.
NOTE: this is not a Senate-approved Certificate Program and therefore will be noted as an Academic Milestone on the transcript.
Please visit the French Certificates webpage for full details.
The Sir Wilfrid Laurier Memorial Prize
Sir Wilfred Laurier Memorial Scholarship Application Form 2024
Founded by the Ontario Women’s Liberal Association. The scholarship, to perpetuate the memory of the late Sir Wilfrid Laurier, is awarded by the Ontario Women’s Liberal Association for proficiency in French conversation, on recommendation of the Department of French Studies, to a Canadian student (by birth or naturalization) whose native tongue is not French.
Applications should be received by the Department of French Studies prior to 15 February each year; value $385.