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Alabama in France program features a week-long excursion in Paris followed by four weeks of concentrated study in Tours
(while living with a French family). In Paris and Tours, participants will be immersed in the language and culture of France. Language and culture exposure reinforce each other, resulting in an optimal learning experience.
COURSE INFORMATION
Intermediate Undergraduate
Courses (prereqs):
FR 201 Intermediate French I
FR 202 Intermediate French II
Upper-Division Undergraduate
Courses:
FR 339 French Civilization (equivalent of
FR 331 on UA campus)
FR 328 French Conversation (equivalent of
FR 321 or 323 on UA campus)
FR 329 French Grammar (equivalent of FR
322 on UA campus)
FR 380 Special Topics: Language, or Literature
FR 480 Special Topics: Language, Literature,
or Civilization
FR 484 Advanced Conversation and Phonetics
(equivalent of FR 421 on UA campus)
(Please note that any student having
already taken an equivalent course on UA
campus can still take any of the above
courses for credit and vice versa.)
Graduate Courses:
FR 590 Directed Study: Language,
Literature, Civilization, or Translation
FR 680 Special Topics: Language,
Literature, or Civilization
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AL in France brochure (pdf.)
Late applications will be considered.
FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Students planning to use financial aid to fund their overseas
study should pick up a program cost breakdown form from
Capstone International in room 135 B. B. Comer prior to applying
for this program. Students should take the form to
Financial Aid and meet with a counselor. If Financial Aid determines
an award will be made, the student must indicate on
the overseas study application form that they plan to use these
funds to pay for overseas study.
Capstone International has program scholarships available based
on need and merit. Click
here or visit 135 B.B. Comer Hall for an
application.
Contact:
Dr. Metka Zupančič
Director of Alabama in France 2009
Associate Professor of French,
Modern Languages & Classics
235 B. B. Comer Hall
Phone: 205-348-5133
Email: mzupanci@bama.ua.edu
Angela Channell
Director of Overseas Study
Capstone International
Academic Programs
Phone: 205-348-5256
Email: achannel@aalan.ua.edu
of Alabama