Co-sponsored by the Department of Languages and Literatures & the Department of Government and Politics, the France Semester Program offers a unique combination of courses that is sure to set you apart in your educational career.
Within this new program you have the option to take a selection of courses over the entire semester, within our modular five-week program, or online. All courses are taught in English.
Internship opportunities are also available for students who have successfully completed intermediate French or above. An interview and a special application process is required.
Anticipated semester-long course offerings include:
GOV 3680 Politics of Africa - 3 credits
GOV 3290 Politics of Revolution - 3 credits
GOV 1700 Comparative Political Systems - 3 credits
FRE 1000 Intensive French - 6 credits
FRE 3110/3120 Advanced French Conversation – 3 credits
FRE 3600 Paris in the French Culture – 3 credits
MFL 3980 International Internship - 3 credits *
*(French level- Intermediate or above)
GOV 4913 International Internship - 3 credits *
*(French level- Intermediate or above)
Anticipated online offerings include:
FRE 3150 Intermediate French Grammar - 3 credits
FRE 3560 Civilization of France II - 3 credits
GOV 1010 Contemporary Government and Politics - 3 credits
GOV 1030 American National Government - 3 credits
Anticipated five-week modular courses include:
ART 1775 Art and Architecture in France - 3 credits
FRE 1010 French Level One - 3 credits
FRE 1020 French Level Two - 3 credits
ECO 1320 Economics of Poverty and Income Inequality - 3 credits
PHI 3000C Metaphysics - 3 credits
THE 2810 Religions of the World - 3 credits
In addition to classroom courses, we also offer several Distance Learning options to choose from; for more information, please click here.