Concordia University has partnered with the local museum Musée d’art contemporain de Baie-Saint-Paul to provide allophone and anglophone Fine Arts students the opportunity to expand their learning while improving their French-language skills. The five-week Studio Baie-Saint-Paul program takes place in Charlevoix, Québec and includes opportunities for students to engage with local artists and take part in a studio visit at the museum. “By weaving language-learning into the arts, we’re showing that French is more than a skill – it’s a medium of creation, collaboration and discovery,” said Concordia Fine Arts Dean Annie Gérin. Concordia will cover students’ accommodation costs during the program.
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