24 courses with the subject FRE, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Fundamentals of French grammar, syntax, and pronunciation. All four skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) are taught concomitantly. Taught in French. Language laboratory work required. Gen Ed Attribute: Global Awareness Pathway
Continuation of the fundamentals of French grammar, syntax, and pronunciation. All four skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) are taught concomitantly. Taught in French. Language laboratory work required. FRE 102 Prerequisite: Successful completion of FRE 101.
Transfer Credits
Development of intermediate level skills in the language, using dialogues, compositions, samples of language structure, readings, and other cultural source materials, including film, media, and the Internet. Language laboratory work is required. Taught in French. Must satisfy specified PREREQ or pass language placement exam. FRE 201 Prerequisite: Successful completion of FRE 102; or language placement.
Continuation of the development of intermediate level skills in the language, using dialogues, compositions, samples of language structure, readings, and other cultural source materials, including film, media, and the Internet. Language laboratory work is required. Taught in French. Must satisfy specified PREREQ or pass language placement exam. FRE 202 Prerequisite: Successful completion of FRE 201.
Intensive practice in spoken French to develop skills in pronunciation and in listening comprehension. Introduction to French phonetics.
An overview of the history and culture of France and a selection of French-speaking countries around the world, including study of art, society, economic and political structures and issues.` Distance education offering may be available.
A study of French literature and culture in context through the ages, as well as an exploration of French language culture in other countries around the world.
Study of the more complex grammatical and syntactical structures of the language, with particular attention to stylistics. Practice in writing compositions on an advanced level with emphasis on correct usage. FRE 305 Prerequisite: Successful completion of FRE 202. Gen Ed Attribute: Writing Emphasis
Total immersion course intended for students with a functional knowledge of French. Emphasis on oral and aural communication using real-life situation to develop fluency.
A study of French films as they reflect culture, language, and ideology, as well as film as art. Distance education offering may be available.
A study of the French economic and business systems, and extensive practice in using forms and expressions frequently used in French business correspondence.
A study of the French theater from its beginnings to the 19th century in the contexts of their times. Reading and analysis of representative plays from the various periods.
Each topics course provides an in-depth study of a significant aspect of French culture, art, or literature, its history and influences, and/or its principal exponents, creative artists, and advocates. Topics will be announced annually by the French faculty. Repeatable for credit. 356
Each topics course provides an in-depth study of a significant aspect of French culture, art, or literature, its history and influences, and/or its principal exponents, creative artists, and advocates. Topics will be announced annually by the French faculty. Repeatable for credit.
The course offers advanced French language skills in an international Francophone business context. It covers intercultural management, work ethics, business etiquette, communication guidelines and cross-cultural self awareness. Activities include case studies, market simulations, international correspondence, mock interviews and preparation for internships in French owned or French related companies. Regularly scheduled online group discussions and individual research presentations are required components of the course. No prior knowledge of business or economics is necessary.
Advanced oral discussion of prepared topics in Francophone culture to aid graduate students in achieving or maintaining ACTFL Advanced Low capabilities in open dialogical exchange. 2026-2027 CATALOG - GRADUATE
This course offers francophone literature texts in context with art, music, political history and cultural traditions through presentations involving images, audio and video.
Writing Proficiency course emphasizing expression on a variety of topics to aid students in achieving the performance level of Advanced Low as outlined by ACTFL
Principal French dramatists analyzed against the social, political, literary, and critical backgrounds of their age.
A study of France since 1789, with emphasis on social, political, economic, and educational institutions.
Course topics courses will vary by semester and instructor, and may include titles such as genre studies, film study, women writers, francophone writers, the study of literary periods or movements, and structural and applied linguistics. Repeatable for credit.
Course topics courses will vary by semester and instructor, and may include titles such as genre studies, film study, women writers, francophone writers, the study of literary periods or movements, and structural and applied linguistics.
Viewing and reviewing 75 years of French cinema, to develop critical analytical skills regarding 20th and 21st century French culture.
Source: West Chester University of Pennsylvania's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
