Toulouse excursion
LSA/LSA+ Toulouse
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Toulouse excursion
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Toulouse excursion
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Toulouse excursion
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Toulouse excursion
Language Study Abroad (LSA) in Toulouse
Offered spring term.
Prerequisite: French 2 with a grade of B or better or French 11 with a grade of B or better. Note: French 9 (formerly French 6) may count toward the minor.
Students take three Dartmouth-accredited courses taught exclusively in French:
- French 3, Intermediate French. Emphasizes the acquisition and refinement of language skills. Taught by French university faculty.
- French 8, Exploring French Culture and Language. Practice in the active use of the language combined with an introduction to major aspects of French society. Students will write papers and participate in discussions based on books, articles, and films emphasizing social and historical concepts. The class will emphasize the local architecture and history of Toulouse in excursions and lectures by our French university faculty. Fulfills the prerequisite to the French Major or Minor.
- French 9 (Formerly French 6), Readings in French Literature. Deals with major figures, themes, or genres of French literature. Taught by the Dartmouth Faculty Director, this course counts toward the French Minor.
Advanced Language Study Abroad (LSA+) in Toulouse
Offered spring term.
Prerequisite: French 3 with a grade of B or better or exemption from French 3. NOTE: Two of the courses in the LSA+ and the FSP count toward the major or minor.
Dist: Lit; WCult: W
- French 8, Exploring French Culture and Language. Practice in the active use of the language combined with an introduction to major aspects of French society. Students will write papers and participate in discussions based on books, articles, and films emphasizing social and historical concepts. The class will emphasize the local architecture and history of Toulouse in excursions and lectures by our French university faculty. Fulfills the prerequisite to the French Major or Minor.
- French 10, Introduction to French Literature. Introduction to French Literature: Masterworks and Great Issues. This course, offered by the Dartmouth Faculty Director of the Program, deals in major figures, themes, or issues of French literature. Techniques of critical reading and interpretation are studied as an approach to these topics. Counts toward the French Major of Minor.
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French 12, Advanced Writing and Speaking in French. Allows students to use their growing mastery of the French language in readings and discussions of masterworks in the original language. This course is taught by our French University Faculty, and counts toward the French Major or Minor.
