Students live with British families in residential neighborhoods of Greater London. The selection process takes place in February for both the upcoming fall and for the next spring term. The Dijon Program offers an exciting opportunity to pursue a full semester of academic work in France. Located in the heart of the Burgundy region, this province is rich in political, religious, and artistic history. All classes are taught in French and are staffed by University of Burgundy faculty.
Students live and take two daily meals with a French family.
A meal ticket is issued for the third meal, which may be taken at a place of the student's choice. A French coordinator serves as resident director and coordinates the students' study program, housing, field trips, and cultural events. To participate, students must have successfully completed two years of college-level French, or equivalent, and pass a screening process by the Study Abroad Selection Committee. The selection process takes place in the early fall for the upcoming spring. Classes are taught in Spanish by resident faculty to provide as near a Spanish university experience as possible.