More about the course
- Objectives
The aim of this course is mainly to debate, discuss and reflect on some of the main universal philosophical questions, reflections of our time. This course offers insights into influential French-speaking thinkers and various philosophical.
- Learning approach
This course does not require to be an expert on philosophy, only to bring and share your own reflection and perception on topics such as : identity, freedom, happiness, tolerance, art and many others. Throughout the course, active student participation is encouraged, with discussions enriching the learning experience.
- Tutor
All our tutors are University trained and native speakers. Tutors: Marie-Laure Balistreri or Tutor: Annaëlle Narcy
- Resources
The material for this course will be based on articles, texts, and various documents by philosophers and thinkers, as support for discussion. You will familiarise yourself with the material which will then be analysed, discussed and contextualised in class.
- Suggestions
To complement their knowledge of French culture, our students often round up their learning journey with another of the Culture and Society course such as Contemporary Literature, or a general French course.
Book a free level assessment for further advice and to find the right level for you.
Upon registration, you will be awarded a complimentary membership to enjoy films at our cinemas, books at our library, online perks, and more.
Except for Young Learners courses, all classes are for students aged 18 and over only.