SU French Program

🇫🇷 Starting at SU this fall? French might be the smartest move you make.

From global politics to fashion and finance, French opens doors — and Syracuse has the courses to get you there.  
Take French and you’ll tap into:  
📚 Classes in culture, media, and international affairs  
🌍 Study abroad in Strasbourg ()  
💼 Competitive internships + study abroad grants  
🧀 Conversation tables, film festivals, and real-world immersion  
🧠 Résumé-ready experiences that start now

French is projected to be the *most spoken language* on the planet by 2050. Whether you’re starting from zero or continuing from high school, it’s a future-proof investment.

💬 Questions? Want the latest course list + newsletter?  
Email Madame Karam at **[email protected]**.

🎉 Congratulations to Agathe Baggieri 🎉

We are thrilled to announce that Agathe Baggieri, a dedicated graduate student and teaching assistant in French and Francophone Studies at Syracuse University, has been honored with the 2025 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award! This prestigious award recognizes Agathe’s exceptional commitment to education and her passion for French language and culture. Beyond her teaching excellence, Agathe actively contributes to our community by hosting engaging events like the French Culture and Conversation Table, fostering a deeper appreciation for Francophone traditions among students. Her unwavering dedication enriches our academic environment and inspires us all. Merci, Agathe, for making French studies at SU a wonderful home for our students and helping them to turn their dreams into reality! 🎓🇫🇷

🎥 Discover the Art of French Cinema 🇫🇷

Join us for the Spring 2025 French Film Festival, a celebration of storytelling, culture, and connection. Every Thursday at 6:30 PM in Kittredge Auditorium (HBC), explore films that inspire reflection and spark conversation.

📅 This season’s lineup:

Feb. 13: L’étudiante et Monsieur Henri (Marie Lozano)
Feb. 20: Les Aventures de Rabbi Jacob (Pierre Lacaille)
Feb. 27: Le Château de ma mère (Maxence Juchert)
March 6: Ernest et Célestine (Agathe Baggieri)
✨ Refreshments generously provided by the Moynihan Institute.

🍕🇫🇷 La Table Française is back! 🇫🇷🍕

Looking for the nicest place on campus? Join us at La Table Française for friendly conversation, pizza, and great vibes! 🗣️✨

Whether you’re fluent or just starting out, all levels are welcome. Come meet our native French graduate students and practice your French in a relaxed, fun setting!

✨ Boost Your French Skills! ✨

Looking to improve your French? 🇫🇷 SU’s native-speaking grad students are offering free tutoring sessions to help you excel! 📚 Whether it’s grammar, conversation, or prepping for an exam, they’ve got you covered.

💌 Email for details and to schedule your session!

📅 Don’t wait—spots fill up fast!

🌍💼 Thinking about your future career SU students? French could be the power move you didn’t know you needed! 🌱📈

Sub-Saharan Africa, where French is widely spoken, is set to be one of the fastest-growing regions globally over the next 30 years. With booming economies and growing populations, the opportunities there are set to skyrocket 🚀. From international business to NGOs and tech hubs, French might just be the language that opens unexpected doors 🌐🔑.

Expand your horizons beyond just English—jump into French classes and get ready to make connections worldwide! 🌍✨ For access to placement exams, please email: [email protected]. **Please include your full name and SUID in the email**

Join us at 7 PM tonight in Kitteredge Auditorium in HBC for a screening of “The Rabbi’s Cat,” a visually stunning and witty animated film about a talking cat in 1920s Algeria, who embarks on a wild adventure, filled with humor, faith, and philosophy. Don’t miss out on the free food and drinks as we dive into this captivating story that will leave you laughing and thinking long after the credits roll!

Venez nombreux.ses! 🇫🇷 🍕 🇫🇷

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