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French Studies


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The Department of French Studies offers courses in three curricular areas enabling students to pursue interests in French language, linguistics, and literature. The language-skills courses form a prescribed language sequence designed to help students improve their proficiency in French. These courses constitute a curricular core, which is complemented by offerings in linguistics and literature. In addition to Honours BA and BA degree programs, the Department of French Studies offers Certificates of Language Proficiency in Basic French, Intermediate French and Advanced French.

Courses in French Studies

A language placement questionnaire must be filled out by students prior to enrolling for the first time in the Department of French Studies.

In order to proceed from one level of French Studies to the next (the four levels being 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000), a student must obtain a minimum grade of C in each language course. In order to proceed to AS/FR 4090 6.00, a minimum grade of B must be achieved in AS/FR 3080 6.00 or AS/FR 3081 3.00 and AS/FR 3082 3.00 or AS/FR 3180 6.00.

Subject to degree credit exclusion and in-Faculty regulations, and with the approval of the program coordinator, students may take courses at Glendon for major or minor credit in French studies.

French studies/Études françaises is offered by the Faculties of Arts and Glendon.

Faculty of Arts

Glendon

Courses offered in French studies/Études françaises
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