A faculty director will accompany the group for this three-week program, however, students may opt to stay for five weeks of classes.
Students spend mornings in intensive language classes.
During the afternoon an array of workshops are offered, including photography, video, choir, communication, journalism, sports, folk culture, and volunteer community work. Students with more proficiency in French may also organize independent study projects in Quebecois culture. With a French-Canadian family. Cost includes tuition, college fees, housing, all meals, insurance, and roundtrip train fare from Niagara Falls, Ontario. Click above to visit University at Buffalo's web site.