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Off-campus Study

There's no better way to learn French than to travel to places where French is spoken. Our One Course At A Time calendar allows us to offer block-long courses to Quebec and Morocco without affecting other coursework. For longer adventures, we have established relationships with other programs for study in France or other parts of the French-speaking world.


Intermediate French and Advanced Conversation in Quebec Montreal is the second largest French-speaking city in the world. We spend a block enjoying homestays, cultural events, visits to historic Quebec City and other nearby sites, and individual explorations. View photos and read about the 2007 trip Visit the official course Website

Islam and Postcoloniality in Contemporary Morocco During Block 9 2008-09, Cornell French students can join the religion department for this exciting opportunity in Morocco. The course will be co-led by French professor Devan Baty and religion professor Steven Sacks. Read more

Semester in France through Lake Forest College Cornell students have the opportunity to attend the long-established fall semester program directed by Lake Forest, which includes intensive language instruction, an advanced seminar in French culture and civilization, and an internship within one of a wide variety of fields. Read more

School For International Training (SIT) Cornell College has a special relationship with the School for International Training. This allows financial aid to apply to the SIT semester abroad and SIT credit to be easily accepted. Recent Cornell students have studied in Mali (Africa), Toulouse (France), and Geneva (Switzerland). Read about Cornell's SIT connections Visit the SIT Website