Production and performance of a play in French. Literary texts of different genres, including fiction, travel accounts, and essays, that enabled broader knowledge of people around the world and favored cultural exchange. Authors may include George Sand, de Tocqueville, Claudel, Celine, and Duras. Particular emphasis is placed on the specific themes of French romanticism, for example the great importance given to Eastern exoticism and the strong political dimension found in works of Chateaubriand and Hugo. Diplomatic, economic, political, and social developments underlying European unification and the subsequent problems encountered.
Students receive one to three credits depending on their level of participation in the performance.
University Course Offerings Participation in courses at institutions other than IES is determined in consultation with the IES Director on the basis of the students' command of French and background in the chosen fields of study. The amount of credit awarded varies and depends on the number of contact hours for the course. The following list represents courses taken by IES students in the recent past. Contact the Web Coordinator .