Although students of all majors are encouraged to apply for the program, students interested in art, art history, international relations, political science, and literature will find the Paris Semester especially enriching. All instruction will be in French. Classes will be taught by French instructors associated with the Sorbonne Nouvelle-Paris III and other educational institutions. During the first of the semester's two sessions, you'll take an advanced language course and a required course on contemporary France. During the longer second session, you'll take nine credits in courses selected from the Paris Semester's multidisciplinary course offerings.
Students live in pairs in private homes for the duration of the session.
Bedding and linens are provided, as well as breakfast daily and five dinners per week.