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French Studies (FR)

15 graduate courses in the Spring 2026 Graduate Calendar.

FR 600 Research Methods and Professional Communication in French Studies0.50 units

This course comprises an introduction to research tools (bibliographies, databases, etc.); an introduction to means of disseminating research (conferences, publications, etc); and a series of workshops devoted to professionalization (scholarship and grant applications, preparation of the academic cv and teaching dossier, professional communication, career options outside of the academia, etc.). This course is compulsory for all MA level students and for PhD students who have not taken a research methods course during their MA studies.

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FR 601 Language0.50 units

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FR 603 Linguistics0.50 units

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FR 605 Community Fieldwork in French0.50 units

This graduate practicum in French community work offers advanced experiential learning in an area related to the student¿s professional interest. A student wishing to pursue this possibility must submit to the Associate Chair, Graduate Studies, a proposal that outlines the plans for the practicum (e.g., the organizing unit, the on-site supervision, the nature of the community work, the relevance to the French graduate program) and the arrangements for evaluation.

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FR 606 Research or Professional Practicum in French0.50 units

This graduate practicum in French offers advanced experiential learning in an area related to the student's professional or research interest. A student wishing to pursue this possibility must submit to the Associate Chair, Graduate Studies, a proposal that outlines the plans for the practicum (e.g., the organizing unit, the on-site supervisor, the nature of the professional or research work, the relevance to the French graduate program) and the arrangements for evaluation.

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FR 611 Old French Language & Literature0.50 units

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FR 621 Renaissance Literature0.50 units

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FR 631 17th-Century Literature0.50 units

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FR 641 18th-Century Literature0.50 units

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FR 651 19th-Century Literature0.50 units

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FR 661 20th-Century Literature0.50 units

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FR 671 French-Canadian Literature0.50 units

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FR 681 Critical Methods - Theory of Literature0.50 units

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FR 685 Studies in Selected Topics0.50 units

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FR 687 Topics in North African Literature0.50 units

In this course we will study literary texts of different genres and writers from the Maghreb region.

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