Students take an area course analyzing the political system, culture, and geography of the region where they will intern. The Language Track option also provides instruction in regional business customs, traditions, and attitudes before the internship, which begins in the summer of the second year. Students choose their regional preferences for their internships, e.g. The EAP training received by the French track students contributes strongly to developing cross-border business skills in a French and European business environment. Exposure and experience are the mainstays of EAP's approach to business education, which is a blend of business theory and practice.
All language courses have a business content.
All business courses are taught in French and students are awarded a European Business Environment Diploma. Students will travel to the location of their internships and commence working immediately after completing the EAP courses. This Web site is maintained by Communication and Public Relations at the Moore School of Business.