Syracuse University: Strasbourg - Syracuse University in Strasbourg
- Hosted at: Strasbourg University / Université de Strasbourg
- Location(s): Strasbourg, France
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad
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A truly cosmopolitan city, Strasbourg is rich with social and cultural options—but still small enough for you to feel at home. The SU Strasbourg program is designed to make the most of all that Strasbourg offers. You'll learn from international fa... read more
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I learned, first and foremost, that I don't like living in France and I don't like being forced to speak French. Which are very useful things to learn! I went into the experience expecting to double major in Music and French, and by the end of it I knew that I wanted to just focus on Music. I learned that I can be a functional, ... Megan Trach - Barnard College View Entire Review
I gained knowledge about French life and the cultural difference between and France and America, I was also able to learn more French and gain a different perspective on area's outside the U.S.. Yes it was very much worthwhile, and I would do it again! A student - Syracuse University View Entire Review
Of course it was worthwhile. I met all of my goals for myself and for my studies and exceeded all of my expectations for this year abroad. I grew so much as a person...it would be impossible to list all of the ways in which I've benefited from this year. David Clark - Trinity University View Entire Review
It was amazing because I learned that I love european culture and I particularly loved being immersed in French culture. A student - Trinity University View Entire Review
I learned I'm capable of living in a new place and using a different language. It was definitely worthwhile. A student - Trinity University View Entire Review
It was definitely worthwhile! I learned the most, not from class, but from the experiences I had exploring Strasbourg and traveling around Europe. A student - Barnard College View Entire Review
Always use cash, be aware of your surroundings, and always travel in groups (small groups are preferred). A student - Trinity University View Entire Review
I learned that you can never be too careful. A student - Wellesley College View Entire Review
I learned that I don't know how to manage my finances...I am coming back with a negative balance in my bank account.... Overall I became a more independent person, I can plan trips on my own, choose courses without my an advisor holding my hand, and make friends more easily. Claire B - Fordham University View Entire Review
It was worthwhile because it taught me how to live with other people and how to be strong in a foreign country where you don't speak the language as well A student - Wellesley College View Entire Review
I traveled so much, which was great because not only did I learn a lot about french culture, but more than 4 other cultures as well. It opened my eyes to a lot of new things in the world, and I now know that the 'american way isn't the only way'. I am glad for coming abroad, because I have changed and come to realization of what... Shelby D - Syracuse University View Entire Review
I became much more independent and confident speaking French as well as traveling alone. Camden L - Wellesley College View Entire Review
I gained proficiency in French, a desire to live abroad again; came up with the idea of doing Grad school in Europe, and changing my major to be able to add in more Language classes. Rosie B - Ithaca College View Entire Review
I was able to open my mind to new ideas and experiences, it was so worthwhile A student - Syracuse University View Entire Review
I learned how much variation in society and culture there is in the world. Furthermore, I learned the importance of experiencing it, along with the importance of international cooperation and unity. Jeffrey Hoffman - Syracuse University View Entire Review
Integrated in another culture, learned other people's history/stories, grew as a more social person A student - Trinity University View Entire Review
french culture, and yes. A student - Trinity University View Entire Review
I gained some friends and experiences. It was worthwhile as a sort of prolonged vacation. Jeffrey Sullivan - Trinity University View Entire Review
I became more independent. I learned about international relations, French culture, political science, and the city of Strasbourg. Definitely worthwhile. A student - Trinity University View Entire Review
It was the most worthwhile choice I've made thus far! I made life long friends, learned a new language, have a new french mom, and got to experience the rest of the world outside my bubble. A student - Fordham University View Entire Review
I learned a lot about French idioms and culture, and it was definitely worthwhile. Matthew F - Fordham University View Entire Review
its harder then you think to learn a language and live with someone who can't speak english, but it is worthwhile for your improvement and the laughs you will have Janice B - Fordham University View Entire Review
A new perspective of my home institution (Barnard). Absolutely worthwhile. Elissa M - Barnard College View Entire Review
There were many things I did not care for in Strasbourg. Strasbourg is not an accurate representation of France--please, don't get this confused. During my stay, I was always surprised by how rude people in Strasbourg were...and how unbelievably nice people were in other regions in France. If you want to go to a foreign country,... Emily G - Syracuse University View Entire Review
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Study Abroad In France Strongly Improved My French Language Skills And Understanding On Culture
I think I became more independent, open and flexible, and decided that I should participate in another study abroad experience later in life Nadejda S - Villanova University View Entire Review
About
A truly cosmopolitan city, Strasbourg is rich with social and cultural options—but still small enough for you to feel at home. The SU Strasbourg program is designed to make the most of all that Strasbourg offers. You'll learn from international faculty members who are professionals in politics, diplomacy, and law. The pre-semester Signature Seminar introduces you to Europe through travel, lectures, and encounters with politicians, teachers, and activists. Course-related field study offers further European travel opportunities, and internships at European institutions allow you to gain invaluable hands-on experience during your time in Strasbourg.The SU Strasbourg program also offers specialized programs in intensive French language and music performance.Internships are also available for 1-3 credits in a variety of fields. Students must be enrolled in the semester program in order to take part in the internship.
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadProgram Length(s):
- Fall
- Spring
- Academic Year
Instruction Language(s):
- French
- English
Language Requirement(s):
- English
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- European Studies
- Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies
- Communication and Media Studies
- Electrical Engineering
- French Language, Literature
- Literature
- Mathematics and Computer Science
- Philosophy and Religious Studies
- Philosophy
- Religion / Religious Studies
- Physics
- Public Policy Analysis
- Social Work
- Economics
- International Relations
- Political Science and Government
- Fine Arts, Studio Arts
- Music
- Business
- International Business
- History
- Art History, Criticism and Conservation
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