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Doctoral program

Please note that all classes at the STI include lectures, readings and discussions in both English and French. If you register in our program, you may do your assignments in either English or French, but you must be prepared to work in this bilingual environment.

• PhD in Translation Studies
• PhD in Translation Studies with Specialization in Canadian Studies
• Questionnaire to be completed and sent with your application (pdf)
• PhD Reading List (pdf)
  

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