CEPA Foundation: Strasbourg - EU Studies Semester Abroad Program
- Hosted at: Strasbourg University / Université de Strasbourg
- Location(s): Strasbourg, France
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad, Internship
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Experience cultural diversity at its best while studying in the capital of Europe, located on the French and German border in the town of Strasbourg France.The EU Studies program is designed to be an interdisciplinary program, bridging a wide rang... read more
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I gained practical experience on working in international teams, made friends from foreign countries and got to see Europe first hand from the perspective of a temporary resident. It was absolutely worthwhile. matt.tabit - West Virginia University View Entire Review
I gained experience about true friendships and cultural differences in eduction. A student - Georgia State University View Entire Review
A lot of cultural understanding, cheesy as that may be. missmarple49 - Georgia State University View Entire Review
I learned about economies, populations, political situations of countries that I previously didn't know where they were on a map. I learned about myself and broadened my horizons on other cultures, as well as gained connections and friends from all around the world. Living abroad definitely made me appreciate America, but also m... Ben B - Georgia State University View Entire Review
Too many things to list. Loved learning some new languages! It was very worthwhile, I'd do it again in a heartbeat! amyelizabethferguson - Stephen F. Austin State University View Entire Review
Yes it was very worth while. meganne R - West Virginia University View Entire Review
Definitely yes. Suraj M - Colby-Sawyer College View Entire Review
Yes. I was able to see much of the area I was in, in that short amount of time. Kayla P - Colby-Sawyer College View Entire Review
It makes me start to get interested in designing. Zhou D - Colby-Sawyer College View Entire Review
Yes, I feel i have gain a much more open prospective of other cultures in the world. Theodore P - Colby-Sawyer College View Entire Review
Academically I think it was very detrimental, but just being able to go to Europe for such an extended period of time was amazing. Taylor R - Colby-Sawyer College View Entire Review
It was nice being able to speak French on a daily basis. Gerrick H - West Virginia University View Entire Review
I gained a cultural sensitivity and a desire for worldly exposure. This semester abroad was absolutely worthwhile and the effects of this trip will shape my time on this earth for the rest of my life. Alexis V - West Virginia University View Entire Review
OF COURSE IT WAS! I learned so much that I created a whole blog about it. But in short words: I increased my global awareness and have an international perspective on politics and relations among nations. Kristy P - University of Florida View Entire Review
The abroad portion of my trip was the best. I got to do some soul searching and discover what it is I want from my life, friends, and what I need to change or accept about life. I would not have changed this program at all because it was my experience but I think if I were to do another study abroad I would not come to France. ... Jessica B - Georgia State University View Entire Review
Yes, i learned that I could navigate in a foreign country and learn a foreign language quite easily. Tim C - Georgia State University View Entire Review
I learned many things about the French culture that contradicted many of my already assumed ideas. Now, I would like to double major and add French as one of my majors and I would love to be an international business lawyer so I can have the chance to be out of the country more. Samantha B - Pennsylvania State University - Abington View Entire Review
Yes it was, but in many ways I wish that I had gone to Italy instead because I didn't really enjoy france. The Italy group was much more involved in the country. They had to go into the city to go to class. We had to walk down a flight of stairs. I rated it a 4 because I did love it and I would definitely study abroad again, but... briana a - Colby-Sawyer College View Entire Review
Yes, it taught me a lot of things which is going to help me in my future life. Jagat P - Colby-Sawyer College View Entire Review
Somehow I figured out that I didn't want to work in the business field while abroad and have instead changed to Environmental Science. That is one positive impact it has had on my life. Benjamin D - Colby-Sawyer College View Entire Review
You learn a lot about yourself as well as the other culture. Brandon C - Colby-Sawyer College View Entire Review
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Experience cultural diversity at its best while studying in the capital of Europe, located on the French and German border in the town of Strasbourg France.
The EU Studies program is designed to be an interdisciplinary program, bridging a wide range of courses together, including political science, economics, business, management, history, art, languages, literature and culture just to name a few.
This program is unique in that all courses are taught in the English language. Students may also choose from a broad range of courses offered by the University of Strasbourg. The program is open to both graduate and upper division undergraduate students from accredited institutions in the USA.
Host Univesity: University of Strasbourg, EM Business School
US Partner University*: West Virginia University (WVU)
Students from all accredited higher education institutions are welcome to apply.
Transcripts and credits are issued by the University of Strasbourg and WVU.
No application fees at CEPA Foundation.
* $1,000 Scholarships are available*
(* Georgia State University and Mercer University also have exchange agreements with the University of Strasbourg and students who apply to the EU Studies program through these schools will receive transcripts from these schools resepectively.)
The EU Studies program is designed to be an interdisciplinary program, bridging a wide range of courses together, including political science, economics, business, management, history, art, languages, literature and culture just to name a few.
This program is unique in that all courses are taught in the English language. Students may also choose from a broad range of courses offered by the University of Strasbourg. The program is open to both graduate and upper division undergraduate students from accredited institutions in the USA.
Host Univesity: University of Strasbourg, EM Business School
US Partner University*: West Virginia University (WVU)
Students from all accredited higher education institutions are welcome to apply.
Transcripts and credits are issued by the University of Strasbourg and WVU.
No application fees at CEPA Foundation.
* $1,000 Scholarships are available*
(* Georgia State University and Mercer University also have exchange agreements with the University of Strasbourg and students who apply to the EU Studies program through these schools will receive transcripts from these schools resepectively.)
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadInternship
Program Length(s):
- Fall
- Spring
Instruction Language(s):
- English
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- European Studies
- Western European Studies
- French Language, Literature
- Legal Professions and Studies
- Legal Studies
- International Law
- Economics
- International Relations
- Political Science and Government
- Business
- Accounting
- Marketing
Minimum GPA:
2.5Year Founded:
1997Website
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CEPA Foundation Scholarships
Two $1,000 scholarships are available each year to students, who are the first generation in their family studying at a university / college and participating in any CEPA Foundation semester abroad program.
$ 1,000
Deadlines:
Spring Semester: October 1
Fall Semester: April 1
Scholarship application deadlines are evaluated independently of program application deadlines and are not influenced by individual program application deadline extensions.
Guidelines/Requirements:
- Open to students from any nationality
- Sophomore, Junior or Senior standing
- Minimum GPA of 3.0
- Some spoken and written proficiency in the language of the study abroad destination is preferred but not required
Applicants will be evaluated on the basis of both academic merit and financial need. Please visit our website for application and process information.
Three $1,000 scholarships are available each year to qualified students participating in any CEPA Foundation semester abroad program.
$ 1,000
Deadlines:
Spring Semester: October 1
Fall Semester: April 1
Scholarship application deadlines are evaluated independently of program application deadlines and are not influenced by individual program application deadline extensions.
Guidelines/Requirements:
- Open to students from any nationality
- Sophomore, Junior or Senior standing
- Minimum GPA of 3.0
- Some spoken and written proficiency in the language of the study abroad destination is preferred but not required
Applicants will be evaluated on the basis of both academic merit and financial need. Please visit our website for the application and process.
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