European Study Center in Strasbourg, France

Location

France
- Strasbourg

Term

Fall, Spring, Summer

Subject Areas

Accounting Business Cultural Studies Economics European Studies Finance Global Studies History International Business International Relations Law Marketing Political Science Public Policy Public Relations Statistics +6

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Program Details

Program Type

Direct Enrollment

Degree Level

Bachelors

Housing

Apartment Dormitory Host Family

Language

English

Pricing

Starting Price

12990

Price Details

Housings, credits, transposrtation, all published excursions, and international health insurance are included in the fee.
Personal support on site from the CEPA team.
Scholarships are available. Please visit our website for details.

What's Included

Accommodation Activities Airport Transfers Classes Some Meals Transportation Travel Insurance Wifi

What's Not Included

Airfare Domestic Airfare Meals SIM cards Visa

Last Updated: Sep 17, 2016

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About Program

CEPA has teamed up with exchange partner universities from the US and the University of Strasbourg to provide students with a comprehensive semester abroad program. It icludes a wide variety of courses in the social sciences, liberal arts, and humanities fields of study. All courses are taught in English, and include topics such as business, language, politics, literature, economics, and management.

Also included are multiple cultural and professional excursions throughout the semester which connect theory with reality. Visits the European Parliament, Council of Europe, Court of Human Rights, and the German Stock Exchange, just to name a few.

Best of all, your courses are generally Mon. to Thurs., leaving you plenty of 4 day weekends to travel throughout Europe. Since Strasbourg is centrally located in Europe, many capital cities like Paris, London, and Barcelona are only a couple hours away!

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Questions & Answers

Staff Interviews

These are in-depth Q&A sessions with program leaders.

What position do you hold at CEPA? What has been your career path so far?

I am the Manager of University Relations here at CEPA Foundation. I studied Humanities in my home state of Wisconsin. After, I worked in politics a few years as an aide to legislators and doing campaign work before jumping over the big pond.

Did YOU study abroad?!

I did study abroad! It was honestly the best experience. I was 16 years old and the only American in my program, where there were over 40 different nationalities. I lived in a dorm with almost 30 other ladies. It was a dream! We had so much fun together.

I was in Oxford, England and I was inspired by my siblings’ stories of studying abroad. I wish I could go back in time and visit of few of those really special memories again.

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What does the future hold for CEPA - any exciting new programs to share?

We have really exciting things happening at CEPA Foundation. In 2014, we’re launching several new programs, a symposium and webinar once a semester, and great service learning opportunities. You’ll have to visit our facebook, twitter, or website to get the most up-to-date information.

What about the future of the industry? How do you think study abroad and international education will change over the next 10 years?

I see the trend moving more and more towards transatlantic cooperation, which will improve the study abroad opportunities. I hope it becomes easier to be apart of the international dialogue – greater international internships, fellowships, and leadership trainings – not only with other American students but true interaction with global counterparts.

Why is language learning and cultural immersion important to you?

As an American living in Germany, I am fully immersed in the language learning process (as we speak). It is so interesting as you learn more there is more to learn, but it is really fun to learn to express yourself in another way (different sounds, words, ways of communicating). Learning a language is not only about the grammar, sentence structure, and vocabulary. It is so much about the culture that is deeply imbedded in the language. In order to really communicate in another language, you have to spend time in that culture to understand how they use their language. What a treat that they give you the chance!

About CEPA Foundation

CEPA Foundation provides summer and semester programs in Europe as well as internship opportunities in Germany. We are committed to offering affordable and high-quality study abroad programs that positively impact the personal, academic, and career goals of our students. Also, we are dedicated to making study abroad possible to all students. Our...