USC Summer Programs Lea Abernathy, '01, and classmates explore a waterfall during the 1998 summer session in Morelia, Mexico. Lea studied in Argentina during the 1999-2000 school year. For students who can't fit a longer study abroad experience into their degree programs, summer study abroad is a great way to have an international experience, practice a language and earn credit toward your degree. If USC doesn't have the program you need, search for summer programs offered through other universities or drop by the study abroad resource library. France Participants spend four weeks in intensive French courses at the Institut de Touraine while living in the charming provincial city of Tours.
Classes are small and the atmosphere friendly.
The USC faculty member in residence provides academic guidance and arranges bicycle trips, picnics and visits to historic sites. Margo Newton Tours Program Back to top Intensive Spanish Language Quito, Ecuador Spanish language and Latin American Studies students will live and take courses in Quito, Ecuador. The program offers students with different proficiency levels and interests the chance to explore courses which best fit their needs. The combination of fewer Spanish speaking students and the host family living arrangement provide participants with a greater opportunity to immerse themselves in Spanish language and culture. Scotland Learn about the sources, purposes and effects of international law on international business.