MA in French Literature
This master's program provides advanced academic training in French literature, literary criticism, comparative studies, and contemporary literary theories. Students engage with major literary movements, develop critical and analytical skills, and conduct specialized research while exploring the relationship between literature, society, culture, history, and emerging technologies.
Core Courses (First Three Semesters)
Students complete advanced coursework in literary analysis, criticism, research methodologies, comparative studies, and contemporary approaches to French literature.
- Analysis of Works by Major Contemporary French Writers
- Application of Literary Criticism Theories
- Analysis of the Literary Genre of Autobiography
- Literature and Society
- Research Methods in Literature
- Analysis of a Literary Work
- Comparative Literature
- Stylistics
- Writing Literary Analysis
- Literature and Cinema
- Literature and Postcolonialism
- Contemporary Drama
- Science Fiction Literature
- Literature and History
- Artificial Intelligence and Literary Text Analysis
- Historical and Cultural Heritage between Iran and France
- Narratology
- Semiotics
- Short Story Analysis
- Literature and Myth
- Academic Essay Writing
- The New Novel (Nouveau Roman)
- Comparative Study and Critique of Literary Translation
Career Opportunities & Academic Pathways
Graduates are prepared for doctoral studies, university teaching, literary criticism, publishing, editing, specialized translation, cultural diplomacy, research, and content production in literary and cultural fields.
Academic Progression
PhD in French Literature Comparative Literature Translation Studies Cultural Studies Literary Theory Interdisciplinary Humanities