Curriculum (2025)
The Institut offers a variety of courses in French and Francophone Studies, and Theater Studies, including two permanent offerings (advanced grammar and the theater workshop).
Students also attend plays from the Festival d’Avignon, a series of lectures given by visiting speakers, and are expected to participate in supplementary discussions.
Each student must enroll in two courses, for a total of two units of academic credit. Attendance at all class meetings, active participation in class discussions, and completion of all assignments are required.
Students who wish to transfer credits should make the necessary arrangements with the appropriate officer of their home institution.
Undergraduate Courses
- A 364/564 A 364/564: Anny-Dominique Curtius (UIowa) è La Pensée Francophone - Read more
- A 342/542 A 342/542: Alexandre Dauge-Roth (Bates) è (Re)Cadrer l’(In)Justice - Read more
- A 334/534 A 334/534: Katherine Dauge-Roth (Bowdoin) è La Fabrique de la Différence - Read more
- A208 A 208: Florent Masse (Princeton) è L’Atelier - Read more
- A201 La grammaire des sentiments: Parler, vivre et sentir en Français - Read more
Graduate Courses
NOTE: Courses on the 300/500-level are accessible to graduate students and to selected undergraduates.
- A 201 A 201: Manali Allen (Rutgers) è La Grammaire des Sentiments - Read more
- A 265 A 265: Jennifer Boum Make (Georgetown) è Penser le care contemporain - Read more
- A22 A22: Therese Banks (Middlebury) è Femmes écrivaines de la Renaissance - Read more