Communications / Communications
How is communication used as a tool for organizing communities, societies and economies? As a student, you will find answers in courses that cover topics such as cross-cultural communication, the sociological dimensions of communication and much more.
Explore the hidden lives of data, the human right to privacy, the mechanics of online marketing and advertising and your role as a digital citizen while developing your communication expertise. With hands-on experience and practical learning opportunities both in and out of the classroom, you’ll further develop the capacity for critical thinking and analysis—a hallmark of liberal arts education and a much sought-after qualification by employers.
Comment la communication sert-elle à organiser les communautés, les sociétés et les économies ? En tant qu’étudiant(e), vous chercherez des réponses en suivant des cours qui aborderont des sujets tels que la communication interculturelle, les dimensions sociologiques de la communication et plus encore. Explorez les vies cachées des données, le droit humain au respect de la vie privée, les mécanismes du marketing et de la publicité en ligne et votre rôle de citoyen numérique tout en développant votre expertise en communication.
Grâce à ses opportunités d’expérience et d’apprentissage pratiques à la fois en salle de classe et ailleurs, les étudiants développeront leurs capacités de raisonnement critique et d’analyse – le propre des études en arts libéraux et une qualité très recherchée par les employeurs. Notre communauté soudée est également synonyme de meilleures opportunités de réseautage avec vos pairs, ce qui peut servir de base solide à une carrière après les études.
Program Details
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Degrees Offered
Fall Entry
Winter Entry
Summer Entry
Ways to Study
Sample Schedule (First-year)
- Introduction to Communication Studies
- Methods in Communication Research
- Social Media, Marketing and Advertising
- Creating and Promoting Web Content
- a language course (depending on language level, you would take French as a second language course, an English as a second language course, or a discipline course taught in your second language)
Possible Career Paths
- public relations specialist
- advertising executive
- journalist
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Admission Requirements
I am a high-school student I have completed at least one year of full-time study at college or university I have been away from high-school for at least two years I have never studied in a formal academic high-school environment Returning / Reactivating student (previously York) Visiting StudentsBA
- French 30
iBA
- French 30
BA
- French 12
iBA
- French 12
Minimum Requirements
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
BA
- Terminale Anglais
- A maximum of 30 possible transferable credits may be granted for successful completion of the Baccalauréat Général. Please click here, then click “Transfer Credit Requirements” for details.
iBA
- Terminale Anglais
- A maximum of 30 possible transferable credits may be granted for successful completion of the Baccalauréat Général. Please click here, then click “Transfer Credit Requirements” for details.
Minimum Requirements
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
BA
- Minimum overall result of “Bien/Buena/Bueno/Good” on all academic courses.
- Some programs require a higher GPA.
- Senior-level French
iBA
- Minimum overall result of “Bien/Buena/Bueno/Good” on all academic courses.
- Some programs require a higher GPA.
- Senior-level French
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
BA
- A minimum overall average of 3 out of 7 is required. Higher grades required for certain programs.
- 2-unit French
- CAPE 2-unit courses, with results of 3 or better, are eligible for transfer credit, up to a maximum of 18 credits. Please click here, then click “Transfer Credit Requirements” for details.
iBA
- A minimum overall average of 3 out of 7 is required. Higher grades required for certain programs.
- 2-unit French
- CAPE 2-unit courses, with results of 3 or better, are eligible for transfer credit, up to a maximum of 18 credits. Please click here, then click “Transfer Credit Requirements” for details.
BA
- French / français
- Extra courses will be assessed for transfer credit. Applicants with the DEC may be awarded up to one full year of transfer credit.
iBA
- French / français
- Extra courses will be assessed for transfer credit. Applicants with the DEC may be awarded up to one full year of transfer credit.
Minimum Requirements
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
BA
- Grade 12 French
iBA
- Grade 12 French
- Some programs require higher. Please review the requirements for your program below.
- Prerequisite courses should not be below a grade of 4.0 or 70%.
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
BA
- Senior-level French
iBA
- Senior-level French
Minimum Requirements
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
BA
- A-level French
- GCE A2 examinations with results of "C" or better, are eligible for transfer credit, up to a maximum of 18 credits. Please click here, then click “Transfer Credit Requirements” for details.
iBA
- A-level French
- GCE A2 examinations with results of "C" or better, are eligible for transfer credit, up to a maximum of 18 credits. Please click here, then click “Transfer Credit Requirements” for details.
Minimum Requirements
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
BA
- Twelfth Year French
iBA
- Twelfth Year French
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
BA
- IB Diploma with passes in six subjects: three passes at the Standard-level and three passes at the Higher-level, or two passes at the Standard-level and four passes at the Higher-level
- Standard or higher-level French
- Transfer credit is granted for IB courses with Higher-level final grades of 5 or better, to a maximum of 30 credits. Please click here, then click “Transfer Credit Requirements” for details.
iBA
- IB Diploma with passes in six subjects: three passes at the Standard-level and three passes at the Higher-level, or two passes at the Standard-level and four passes at the Higher-level
- Standard or higher-level French
- Transfer credit is granted for IB courses with Higher-level final grades of 5 or better, to a maximum of 30 credits. Please click here, then click “Transfer Credit Requirements” for details.
- Some programs require a higher average. Please review the requirements for your program below.
- Prerequisite courses should not be below a grade of 55%.
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
BA
- All-India Senior School Certificate (AISSCE)
- Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC)
- Indian School Certificate (ISC)
- Intermediate Examination Certificate
- Pre-University Examination Certificate
- Grade XII French
iBA
- All-India Senior School Certificate (AISSCE)
- Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC)
- Indian School Certificate (ISC)
- Intermediate Examination Certificate
- Pre-University Examination Certificate
- Grade XII French
BA
- French 40S
iBA
- French 40S
BA
- French 121 or 122 or French Immersion 120
iBA
- French 121 or 122 or French Immersion 120
BA
- French 3200 or 3201
iBA
- French 3200 or 3201
BA
- French 12
iBA
- French 12
BA
- French 30
iBA
- French 30
BA
- French 30
iBA
- French 30
BA
- 4U French
iBA
- 4U French
BA
iBA
BA
iBA
BA
iBA
BA
- French 621
iBA
- French 621
BA
- Grade 12 French
iBA
- Grade 12 French
BA
- French 30
iBA
- French 30
Minimum Requirements
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
BA
- Senior-level French
iBA
- Senior-level French
- Grade 12 graduation with a minimum overall average of "B" on Grade 11 and Grade 12 academic courses is required to be considered for most programs. Some programs require a higher average. Please review the requirements for your program below.
- SAT or ACT scores are not required for students studying in a recognized accredited US curriculum outside the United States, Puerto Rico or Guam.
- SATs/ACTs are considered in combination with high school grades.
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
For Fall (September) 2021 and Winter (January) 2022 entry, York University will deem the SAT/ACT as optional for students studying in a recognized accredited US curriculum high school in the United States, Puerto Rico or Guam. However, students who have completed a standardized test are encouraged to submit their test scores as it may support your application for competitive programs. SAT/ACT scores must be sent electronically from the College Board directly to York. Please browse the section below for pre-requisites and detailed admission requirements.
Note: An SAT/ACT test will be required from students who are not enrolled in a recognized accredited US curriculum high school in the United States, Puerto Rico or Guam or have not studied in a formal academic high-school environment.
BA
- Senior-level French
- AP College Board examinations are eligible for transfer credit, for results of 4 or 5, up to a maximum of 30 credits. Please click here, then click “Transfer Credit Requirements” for details.
iBA
- Senior-level French
- AP College Board examinations are eligible for transfer credit, for results of 4 or 5, up to a maximum of 30 credits. Please click here, then click “Transfer Credit Requirements” for details.
Required Documents for Preliminary Review
BA
- Senior-level French
iBA
- Senior-level French
BA
- French 12
iBA
- French 12
You are required to provide official evidence of academic achievement in secondary education. This can be demonstrated through:
- Final grades under the Ontario curriculum (obtained through correspondence, night school or through TVO)
- Credentials through other curricula, such as results from Advanced Placement (AP) or Advanced-level courses in the General Certificate of Education (GCE). (Students may register to sit for the AP and GCE examinations as private candidates.)
In the absence of final grades in courses:
- You must submit the results of standardized tests such as the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) with a minimum combined total of 1170 on the Critical Reading and Math components or a composite American College Testing (ACT) score of 24.
- Your application will be reviewed by an admissions sub-committee. If admitted, you will not be eligible for entrance scholarships. You will be considered for continuing student scholarships at the end of your first year of study, if you satisfy those criteria.
You may also be required to provide proof of language proficiency. You will be considered for entrance scholarships on the basis of your overall averages in the six 4U/4M (Ontario curriculum) or equivalent courses.