College of Arts and Sciences
Departments
Modern Languages, Comparative Literature, and Linguistics
French
Master of Arts for Teachers in French
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the Master of Arts for Teachers in French, students will be able to:
MAT French Degree Requirements
To earn the thirty credit MAT in French students must complete the following coursework:
I. Core coursework (9 cr)
1. FRIT-F580 Applied French –Linguistics (3 cr)
2. FRIT-F673 Topics in Learning and Teaching of French (3 cr)
3. FRIT-F606/FREN-F606 Capstone Project in French Teaching (3 cr) (completed near conclusion of the program)
II. Two courses in French/Francophone Studies (500 level or above) (6 cr)
FRIT-F 556 Le Roman aux XXe et XXe siècles (3 cr)
FRIT-F 632 Seventeenth-Century French Drama and Performance (3 cr)
FRIT-F 635 Studies in Eighteenth-Century French Literature (3 cr)
FRIT-F 640 Studies in Nineteenth-Century French Literature (3 cr)
FRIT-F 651 Studies in French Cinema (3 cr)
FRIT-F 667 Seminar in Francophone Studies (3 cr)
FREN-F 525 Readings in French and Francophone Cultures (3 cr)
RIT-F 561 Studies in French Civilization
III. One French Linguistics course (in addition to F580) (500 level or above) (3 cr)
FRIT-F 578 Contrastive Study of French and English (3 cr)
FRIT-F 603 History of the French Language 1 (3 cr)
FREN-F 531 Readings in French Language and Linguistics (3 cr)
IV. One course in Foreign Language Methodology, Applied Linguistics and Language Acquisition (3 cr)
FREN-542 Readings in French Pedagogy and Language Acquisition
V. Three additional courses taken from any one of the above 3 categories (9 cr)