2016 Summer Study Abroad in Southern France, 3 classes offered for UCORE credit!

Study abroad credits for this program fulfill WSU UCORE requirements and will be taught by WSU faculty members. Students will receive an official transcript from IAU upon course completion. https://mystudyabroad.wsu.edu/?go=PPIAUCollege

WSU and the Institute for American Universities (IAU) are pleased to introduce an intensive summer study abroad program in Aix-en-Provence, France. Students can earn up to 10 academic credits and gain incredible study abroad experience in Southern France. Lectures, day trips, and activities allow students to explore and understand the city’s charm, history, and culture.

The cost of room and board, tuition, and excursions is less than the cost to live and take the class in Pullman! Please see below for the estimated costs associated with this program.

Scholarships are available for students with a declared major in CAHNRS (4 valued at $500 for HD majors and 4 valued at $250 for other CAHNRS students). The application deadline is March 1, 2016.

Apply Today! The deadline to apply for Summer 2016 is March 15, 2016.

https://mystudyabroad.wsu.edu/?go=PPIAUCollege

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