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If you have a solid knowledge of French basics (essential vocabulary, verb forms, and basic tenses), Accelerated Level III and IV introduces the challenge of...

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This course is for people who know French and would like to refine and further develop their oral and comprehension skills. Course content changes every...

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This is a course for those who wish to learn the language in a more intensive format. In one semster, students cover the material for...

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This course offers a solid introduction to the French language. In 51 hours of classroom instruction and six hours of guided field trips, you learn basic vocabulary and grammar and engage in elementary conversation. The program includes visits to sites and events where you can practice speaking French and experience the culture of Francophone communities. No prior knowledge of French is required. This course is an excellent introduction for those who plan to travel to France or participate in study-abroad programs. Low-cost dormitory housing and meal plan options may be available. In addition to this program, SCPS offers a wide range of summer intensives. For a brochure, call (800) FIND-NYU or visit scps.nyu.edu/summer.

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This course is suitable for those who have completed French II through this department, or have taken a semester of college-level French at another institution. The course combines 51 hours of classroom instruction with six hours of guided field trips. Students expand their vocabulary, enrich their grammatical resources, and engage in developing their conversational skills. The program includes visits to sites and events where you can practice speaking French and experience the culture of Francophone communities. Low-cost dormitory housing and meal plan options may be available. In addition to this program, SCPS offers a wide range of summer intensives. For a brochure, call (800) FIND-NYU or visit scps.nyu.edu/summer.

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If you have previously studied French and want to review the basics, or if you have a strong knowledge of a cognate language, this course...

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If you have completed a Level I course and are ready to progress quickly, this is the course for you. You build upon your knowledge...

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This course is intended for those who have completed French IV/X19.9004, or who have a comparable level of proficiency in basic grammar and everyday vocabulary...

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This workshop is for those wishing to strengthen their spoken French, their command of French grammar and vocabulary, the quality of their pronunciation, and their...

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Twelve three-hour meetings provide thorough and systematic instruction in the basics of French, with time allowed for extensive practice. Attention is devoted to the development...

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This is a continuation of Intensive French I. In 12 three-hour meetings, the course expands upon basic knowledge, introduces you to more grammatical structures, and...

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Learning French through cinema is a fun and interesting way to understand and connect with the societies, cultures, and the history of francophone countries, keeping...

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Warning: This course may lead French people to ask, "Excuse me, are you French?" Designed for students interested in improving their fluency in French, this...

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Find your true voice in written French, as have many great writers--from Samuel Beckett to Milan Kundera. By learning to write in another language, you...

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This course explores the works of many overlooked, prize-winning French-speaking writers from Africa, Maghreb, Quebec, and the Caribbean, and analyzes the impact of the Littérature-Monde on the French literary world. By examining the style and content of the literary works introduced in this course, students become familiar with both the culture and the politics of many French-speaking countries and acquire a better understanding of European history. Class discussions focus on identity, exile, tradition and modernity, and rural versus urban culture. The course allows students to enhance their reading skills and to discuss current issues. Course content changes every semester.

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This craft-oriented course gives both experienced and inexperienced translators the opportunity to get acquainted with and solve the problems that translators encounter. While working on...

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This course focuses on French short stories and includes both emerging authors and established favorites. In this advanced-level course, students enhance their comprehension and expression...

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Sharpen or revive your French language skills while exploring French and Francophone websites. This course is designed to deepen your understanding of spoken French and...

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Enter a world of fiction as you read and analyze works by twenty-first century French writers and develop oral and written language skills. The class...

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Explore some of the major issues in contemporary Africa through its literature and cinema. Students analyze how African writers and filmmakers portray their society and...

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Designed for beginners who need to acquire the basic skills for functional and practical proficiency in French, this course introduces pronunciation, vocabulary, useful expressions, and...

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