In general, classes meet weekday mornings and include two field trips a week. Evening lectures, receptions, and a Saturday excursion to Amiens and Compiegne are included. An optional weekend excursion to Burgundy is also offered. The discipline in which credit is granted is shown after the title. All rooms have private bathrooms, air-conditioning, and cable television.
Rooms are small by American standards, and double-occupancy is recommended for couples only.
Program fee also includes tuition, breakfast, some lunches and dinners, and scheduled field trips. Participants are responsible for their transportation to and from Paris. Paris is called the City of Light not only because of its long history of intellectual and cultural brilliance, but also because of its rich architectural heritage. This course explores the 2,000-year history of Paris from its Celtic origins through the medieval and early modern periods to the major urban transformation of Haussmann and the post World War II era. Lectures on the city's history are supplemented by visits to a number of historic districts and monuments.