A career awaits you after your French-language university studies.
With its bachelor’s degrees, the UOF focuses on training on modern day issues such as immigration, diversity and inclusion, the constant innovation of digital technology as well as the sustainable and fair development of our societies and the environment.
For those who are passionate about social media, the Internet and new technologies from the point of view of communications and exchanges between people.
For those who are passionate about the sustainable development of cities and society in a fair, equitable and ecological perspective.
For those who are passionate about harmonious social and economic development within organizations, in an ethical and eco-responsible perspective.
For those who are passionate about equity, inclusion and diversity in organizations and society to improve human relations.
For those who are passionate about educating young people and who want to dedicate themselves to it.
Your Studies at the Université de l’Ontario français
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During your undergraduate studies
You will learn through exploration, discovery and experimentation, with the support of collaborative faculty teams. Our courses are designed to give you real-world experience, to help you solve real-life challenges, and to provide you with the kind of work experience you’re looking for. This is known in educational jargon as “transdisciplinarity”, “inductive and experiential approaches” and “team teaching”.
02.
Your Campus
The campus is located in a new complex, accessible by public transportation, just steps away from Lake Ontario. Our premises offer a breathtaking view of the bustling city. Our distinctive architecture and cutting-edge design are key to achieving our mission of innovation and boldness.
The UOF is an opportunity to live your student life to the fullest in the heart of the largest city in Canada.
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Your admission as a graduate of an Ontario secondary school
- Successful completion of at least six 4U or 4M level courses (U: pre-university, M: pre-university/pre-college)
- Achieve the minimum required average of 70% in these 4U or 4M courses, as well as a minimum of 70% for the FRA4U course (for students in French high schools) or the FIF4U course (for students in French immersion) or the FEF4U course (for students in the Core French program)
- Minimum of three years of study in a secondary school where French is the main language of instruction.
Testimonials
I felt fulfilled in the midst of all these activities that put students at the heart of everything, especially the University’s student body diversity.
– Steve Kawe - Digital Cultures student
Inclusion and valuing all perspectives are the fundamental principles of the Université de l’Ontario français and I’ve noticed it throughout my time here. The hospitable and welcoming nature of the University and its members allowed me to integrate better and to have a more fulfilling student life. It’s easy to feel at home at UOF! I also noted the smooth communication between staff, faculty and students. This personally helped me succeed during my first year at UOF. At UOF, we’re a FAMILY!
– Keren Monzongo - Urban Environments student
The Education program is an opportunity to provide tools for student success, while using flexible and responsive teaching and learning for all. UOF has proven that these teaching and learning tools are innovative and focused on student success and the continuous improvement of education in Ontario.
– Nicolas Sabourin - Education student
The teachers are encouraging and kind, they learn as we do and are quite understanding. Even when some things are difficult to understand, the teachers find a way to explain it better.
– Rayane Dahmani - Human Plurality student
Knowledge lies at the heart of the UOF’s program. I can discover myself and acquire new skills. An expression that comes up a lot in class and that accompanies me in my learning is ‘Rethinking the Economy’. Through the design and innovative approach of this program, I have faith that new thinkers will emerge from this program.
– Diandra Roxanne Tchoupou Tsayem - Economics and Social Innovation student
Rooted in its community, innovative, bold and agile, the Université de l’Ontario français shapes the world through its transdisciplinary and experiential approach.