Ten papers, the fifth part of the conference on the applications of foreign languages and international studies to business, examine programs in business French. The following papers are included: "Branching Out: Career French at Bowling Green" (Michael D. Locey); "Toward a More Professional Foreign Language Curriculum: Needs, Programs, Problems" (Biruta Cap), "Teaching Multilevels for Maximum Enrollments in Commercial French within a Small Department" (Robert A. Kreiter), "When Uncle Sam Speaks French, Who Listens?: A Rationale for Broadening the Perspectives of Business French Courses" (J. Sanford Dugan), "Business French After Six Years: A Success Story" (Brigitte Muller), "Communicating with the Purveyors of 'Haute Couture': French for Fashion Design and Merchandising" (Beverly Branch), "Practicalities and Evaluation: A Course in Business French" (Carol S. Fuller), "A Two-Tiered Approach to the Teaching of Business French" (James G. Beaudry), "Courses in Translating and Interpreting Techniques as a Complement to Programs in Foreign Languages for Business" (Paul A. Gaeng), and "The C.C.I.P. Advanced Diploma in Business French: Pedagogy" (Brigitte Muller). (MSE)