FREN-401-2021S
Tools for interacting with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers possible without strain. This course is aligned with level B2 objectives of the CEFR. View full description. (This course was formerly FREN 224.)
FREN-302-2021S
A continuation of FREN 301. This course is aligned with level B1 objectives of the CEFR. View full description. (This course was formerly FREN 123.)
FREN-301-2021S
Refinement of reading, writing and speaking skills through the study of contemporary literature and other authentic documents of the French-speaking world. This course is aligned with level B1 objectives of the CEFR. View full description. (This course was formally FREN 122.)
FREN-202-2021S
A continuation of FREN 201. This course aligned with level A2 objectives of the CEFR. View full description. (This course was formerly FREN 112.)
FREN-201-2021S
Continued improvement in listening, speaking, reading and writing. This course is aligned with level A2 objectives of the CEFR. View full description. (This course was formerly FREN 111.)
FREN-102-2021S
A continuation of FREN 101. This course introduces you to the French language and Francophone cultures in a worldwide context. Improve your listening, reading, speaking, and writing in skills in French. This course is aligned with level A1 objectives of the CEFR. View full description.
FREN-101-2021S
This course introduces you to the French language and Francophone cultures in a worldwide context. Improve your listening, reading, speaking, and writing in skills in French. This course is aligned with level A1 objectives of the CEFR. View full description.
FREN-501B-2020S
Title: “The Fantasy and Medieval Dual” | Explore the multifaceted links that fantasy maintains with medieval inspiration, by jointly studying contemporary works and works from the Middle Ages that may relate to it. View full description.
FREN-599B-2020W
All candidates for the M.A. degree with thesis are required to develop a thesis of approximately 80 pages, which they will defend during a 1.5-hour oral examination. View full description.