Online Course. The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences will offer an online, non-credit French for Reading course to assist students in satisfying their degree requirements. Students will acquire skills for reading French language texts of any difficulty with some fluency. Study of syntax and grammar; practice in close reading and translation of texts in different genres in the humanities and sciences. The class will meet live online each week and will not appear on transcripts issued by the University. Grades will be available in SIS one week after the conclusion of the course. Open to Yale doctoral and visiting graduate students.
May 29 - Jun 30
Application Deadline
May 3
Online Course. The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences will offer an online, non-credit French for Reading course to assist students in satisfying their degree requirements. Students will acquire skills for reading French language texts of any difficulty with some fluency. Study of syntax and grammar; practice in close reading and translation of texts in different genres in the humanities and sciences. The class will meet live online each week and will not appear on transcripts issued by the University. Grades will be available in SIS one week after the conclusion of the course. Open to Yale doctoral and visiting graduate students.
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