French at Boston College
Boston College French courses: 28 listings with descriptions, sections, instructor ratings, and teaching history.
French at Boston College offers 28 courses in the current catalog, from FREN1009 Elementary French I to FREN7750 Reading Jacques Derrida. Each course page on Linden Study shows the catalog description, credits and prerequisites, the sections offered each term, and the instructors who have taught it, with aggregate ratings from Boston College's published course evaluations and the number of responses behind each one. Teaching records here cover 50 instructors across 17 terms, from Fall 2021 to Spring 2027.
1000-level courses
- FREN1009 Elementary French I
- FREN1010 Elementary French II
- FREN1011 Elementary French Practicum I
- FREN1012 Elementary French Practicum II
- FREN1013 Intermediate French Practicum I
- FREN1014 Intermediate French Practicum II
- FREN1065 Intensive Reading in French
- FREN1109 Intermediate French I
- FREN1110 Intermediate French II
2000-level courses
- FREN2209 French Conversation, Composition, and Reading I
- FREN2210 French Conversation, Composition, and Reading II
- FREN2217 French CCR Practicum I
- FREN2218 French CCR Practicum II
- FREN2276 Conversational Approach to Contemporary France
3000-level courses
- FREN3303 French Writing Workshop
- FREN3305 Wordplay: From the Stage to the Page
- FREN3306 Narrative and Identity: The Story You Tell Yourself
- FREN3307 Great Books in French
- FREN3315 Madmen, Hysterics, and Criminals: Inventing Deviance
- FREN3327 Beyond the "Island of Flowers": Literature and Culture in Martinique
- FREN3329 Artist and Their Writings
- FREN3393 Life at the Limit: Narratives of Transformation
4000-level courses
- FREN4404 How to Begin Thinking: Aftermaths of Twentieth-Century Literature, Philosophy, History
- FREN4410 Reading the screen: French Cinema in Dialogue with Literature
- FREN4422 The Death of the Author
- FREN4426 Women Writers in Pre-Modern Times: Around Christine de Pizan
- FREN4428 The Country and the City: Writing Nature in Nineteenth-Century France