Topics covered include European history, culture and government, European integration, European banking and finance, European markets and European management strategy. A separate program taught in French is also available. The program includes five weeks of classes in Nantes, France, and a three-day trip to Brussels, Belgium, during which students visit European institutions. Classes meet Monday through Thursday mornings, freeing afternoons and weekends for independent travel. Students receive six semester hours of credit.
Students live with carefully selected French families.
For further information call 372-2376. The Tours Program, offered by the Department of Romance Languages, is open to students having completed French 202, regardless of major. All courses are taught in French and include French language and literature as well as the arts and social sciences. An eight-week summer session allows French 101 or 102 students to complete their remaining language requirements in France. Advanced undergraduate and graduate students are also eligible.