Electives in French
Your Electives en français
Is the program you’re interested in only offered in English?
Not a problem. Take some of your elective courses in French to maintain and continue to improve your language skills.
Requirements
French elective courses are ideal for students with an intermediate level of French (e.g. graduates from French immersion, the Programme francophone, Core French 12, etc.). Some courses offer the flexibility of submitting your assignments and writing exams in the language of your choice (English or French), while others require you to do so only in French. Contact our student advisor for full details and to see if you are eligible to enroll.
Ivana Tasic-Nikolic
Student Advisor
Tel: 778.782.6858
fcpmgr@sfu.ca
Note that a language proficiency test may be requested before enrollment and that, in most cases, all course prerequisites must be met.
Courses offered in French for 2019-2020 (Subject to change)
Kill two birds with one stone:
Some of these elective courses go toward satisfying the WQB requirements that apply to all SFU students. Contact our student advisor for more details.
NEW course offered in French!
HSCI 130-4 (F100) Foundations of Health Science - B-sci/B-soc
How health, illness and disease are defined and measured for individuals and populations.
Note: This class is taught in French, while assignments may optionally be submitted in English.
Prerequisite: French Immersion 12, native or near-native level, FREN 221 or based on French-language placement test.
For permission to enroll, please contact fcpmgr@sfu.ca
Meet Brian and learn more about this new exciting SFU elective in French: Foundation of Health Science - offered in January 2020.
Student life in French
Remember that you can participate in French student life at SFU, no matter which program you are in.
Check out our list of must-attend events and opportunities to get involved in the French-speaking community. Be sure to subscribe to the "Vie étudiante" electronic newsletter and never miss a thing! Every month, this newsletter highlights activities and events taking place in French in Greater Vancouver, as well as professional opportunities for bilingual people.
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