Fields of study include art history, applied economics, biology, comparative literature, computer science, drama, European studies, French studies, geology, history, international affairs, international business administration, international communications, international economics, Italian, journalism, math, philosophy, political science, psychology, sociology, Spanish. Courses are taught in English except language courses. There is no language requirement to participate. Students on academic, disciplinary, or honor board probation may apply but are not eligible to participate until their records are reviewed. Application Deadline March 15 for fall semester and October 1 for spring semester.
Early application is recommended to get best choice of classes and if interested in an internship.
Upon acceptance to the program, you will need to complete further application materials. Selection is based on maturity, seriousness of purpose, and match between program and applicant's academic needs. Tuition is billed through Tulane. Student pays all other costs directly. Costs will vary according to each student's spending habits, amount of vacation travel, choice of housing, and the currency exchange rate.