法语是加拿大约四分之一人口的第一语言。尽管大多数法语国家的居民居住在魁北克省，但在其他省份仍可以找到讲法语的少数民族，例如新不伦瑞克省（占人口的三分之一）和安大略省（半百万法郎-安大略省）。在这种人口状况下，熟练掌握加拿大的两种官方语言，即法语和英语，是当今就业市场上不可否认的资产。今天的大学生知道，毕业后等待他们的世界与父母一代的世界大不相同。全球化，裁员和快速的技术变革从根本上改变了职业前景。面对这些挑战，学生现在比以往任何时候都更关心在自己的教育中做出正确选择。这些选择之一是大学水平的法语。如果您正
French is the first language of about a quarter of Canada’s population. While the majority of these francophones live in Québec, substantial French-speaking minorities can be found in other provinces, such as New Brunswick (a third of the population) and Ontario (half a million Franco-Ontarians). Given this demographic situation, proficiency in Canada’s two official languages, French and English, is an undeniable asset in today’s job market.University students today know that the world awaiting them after graduation is much different from the world of their parents’ generation. Globalization, downsizing and rapid technological change have radically altered the career landscape. Faced with these challenges, students are perhaps more concerned now than ever about making the right choices in their education. One of these choices is French at the university level. If you are looking for an exciting, varied and challenging programme allowing you to combine literature with language, consider a programme in French. If your main interests lie elsewhere, you can easily add French as a valuable component to your degree.