French Undergraduate Courses - 2026-2027
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The outlines of the courses offered this year will be availble through the OWL course sites.
Previous course outlines are available here.
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By Course Number
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By Subject
1000-Level
- French 1000A Unlocking France (offered in English) - Prof. Servanne Woodward
- French 1001B Unlocking Paris (offered in English) - Prof. Chris Roulston
- French 1004 French Fundamentals - Prof. Paul Venesoen
- French 1910 University French - Prof. Geneviève de Viveiros
2000-level
- French 2131B The Lives and Afterlives of Notre Dame de Paris (offered in English) - Prof. John Nassichuk
- French 2208B French for Healthcare (online) - TBA
- French 2209A French for the Media (online) - Prof. Jean Leclerc
- French 2306B Translation: Themes and Versions - Prof. Servanne Woodward
- French 2412B Exploring French Songs - Prof. Jean Leclerc
- French 2605F Reading Literature in French: Middle Ages to Romanticism - Prof. Heather Kirk
- French 2606G Reading Literature in French: Modernity to Postmodernity - Prof. Karin Schwerdtner
- French 2805A General Linguistics in French: Sound Patterns - TBA
- French 2806B General Linguistics in French: From Sound to Meaning - Prof. Jacques Lamarche
- French 2905A Language and Reading. "Reading in French / Lire en français" - Prof. Laté Lawson-Hellu
- French 2905B Language and Reading. "Reading in French / Lire en français" - Prof. Laté Lawson-Hellu
- French 2906A Language and Expression. "Thinking in French / Penser en français" - TBA
- French 2906B Language and Expression. "Thinking in French / Penser en français" - TBA
- French 2907A Writing Workshop in French - Prof. Mario Longtin
3000-level
- French 3265B Bridging University & French Second Language Classrooms - Prof. Nadine De Moras
- French 3300 Intensive Translation II (Online) - TBA
- French 3561F Culture and Literature in Society: The French Renaissance - Prof. John Nassichuk
- French 3601F Culture and Literature in Society: 20th Century France - Prof. Karin Schwerdtner
- French 3610G Aesthetic Forms and Practices - TBA
- French 3611F Aesthetic Forms and Practices - Prof. Geneviève de Viveiros
- French 3730G Culture and Literature in Society: Francophone Women's Literature - Prof. Heather Kirk
- French 3751G Culture and Literature in Society: The Francophone World. Introduction à la littérature francophone mondiale - Prof. Laté Lawson-Helu
- French 3870B History of the French Language - Prof. Mario Longtin
- French 3890A French as a Second Language: Acquisition and Teaching - Prof. Nadine De Moras
- French 3905B Reading Texts - TBA
- French 3906A Speaking Texts - Prof. Mario Longtin
- French 3906B Speaking Texts - Prof. Mario Longtin
- French 3907B Writing Texts - Prof. Laté Lawson-Helu
- French 3908A Intensive Grammar - Prof. Laté Lawson-Helu
4000-level
- French 4100F Research Paper
- French 4100G Research Paper
Language
- French 1004 French Fundamentals - Prof. Paul Venesoen
- French 1910 University French - Prof. Geneviève de Viveiros
- French 2905A Language and Reading. "Reading in French / Lire en français" - Prof. Laté Lawson-Hellu
- French 2905B Language and Reading. "Reading in French / Lire en français" - Prof. Laté Lawson-Hellu
- French 2906A Language and Expression. "Thinking in French / Penser en français" - TBA
- French 2906B Language and Expression. "Thinking in French / Penser en français" - TBA
- French 2907A Writing Workshop in French - Prof. Mario Longtin
- French 3870B History of the French Language - Prof. Mario Longtin
- French 3905B Reading Texts - TBA
- French 3906A Speaking Texts - Prof. Mario Longtin
- French 3906B Speaking Texts - Prof. Mario Longtin
- French 3907B Writing Texts - Prof. Laté Lawson-Helu
- French 3908A Intensive Grammar - Prof. Laté Lawson-Helu
Literature
- French 2605F Reading Literature in French: Middle Ages to Romanticism - Prof. Heather Kirk
- French 2606G Reading Literature in French: Modernity to Postmodernity - Prof. Karin Schwerdtner
- French 3561F Culture and Literature in Society: The French Renaissance - Prof. John Nassichuk
- French 3601F Culture and Literature in Society: 20th Century France - Prof. Karin Schwerdtner
- French 3610G Aesthetic Forms and Practices - TBA
- French 3611F Aesthetic Forms and Practices - Prof. Geneviève de Viveiros
- French 3730G Culture and Literature in Society: Francophone Women's Literature - Prof. Heather Kirk
- French 3751G Culture and Literature in Society: The Francophone World. Introduction à la littérature francophone mondiale - Prof. Laté Lawson-Helu
- French 4100F Research Paper
- French 4100G Research Paper
Linguistics
- French 2805A General Linguistics in French: Sound Patterns - TBA
- French 2806B General Linguistics in French: From Sound to Meaning - Prof. Jacques Lamarche
Civilization
- French 2412B Exploring French Songs - Prof. Jean Leclerc
Translation
- French 2306B Translation: Themes and Versions - Prof. Servanne Woodward
- French 3300 Intensive Translation II (Online) - TBA
Professional French
- French 2208B French for Healthcare (online) - TBA
- French 2209A French for the Media (online) - Prof. Jean Leclerc
- French 3265B Bridging University & French Second Language Classrooms - Prof. Nadine De Moras
- French 3890A French as a Second Language: Acquisition and Teaching - Prof. Nadine De Moras
Courses offered in English
- French 1000A Unlocking France (offered in English) - Prof. Servanne Woodward
- French 1001B Unlocking Paris (offered in English) - Prof. Chris Roulston
- French 2131B The Lives and Afterlives of Notre Dame de Paris (offered in English) - Prof. John Nassichuk
Important
Check the Academic Calendar for course prerequisites / antirequisites, as well as for the official course descriptions. French courses found in the Academic Calendar but not listed on this page are not currently being offered.
The syllabus for each course will be available on the course's webpage on the first day of the term during which the course is offered.
(**Should there be any discrepancies between the departmental website and that of the Registrar's website, the latter is to be taken as true and correct. All course information, including but not limited to textbooks and marks breakdown may be changed without notice.)