Location | Academics | Housing | Dates/Deadlines | Program Costs | Eligibility/How To Apply

ISEP Université d'Angers, France - Academic Year Programs

Location

Angers is at once modern and medieval, combining technological industries and an efficient public transportation system with winding cobblestone streets and the Château d'Angers, which dates back to the thirteenth century. Angers' beautiful gardens, diverse museums, and medieval tapestries (the largest collection in the world) provide ample opportunity to explore France's culture firsthand. Angers is one of the largest cities in the Loire Valley, about 90 minutes by rapid train from Paris.

University Profile: Université d'Angers

The Université d’Angers was created in 1971 following the expansion of university centers throughout France. It has a large modern campus southwest of Paris, between Nantes and Tours. Total enrollment: 16,000.

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Academic Departments

Classes Offered

ISEP participants are not required to take a French language placement exam, but they will be interviewed in French. From early October until May, French language, literature and culture courses for foreign students are given at no extra cost. The language courses equal a half-time academic load (6.5 hours). These courses may be taken for a semester or for the full year.

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Housing

Students are housed in single-occupancy rooms in residence halls on campus or downtown. Meals are provided through a combination of weekday cafeteria service and other arrangements. Married student housing is possible if the ISEP coordinator has sufficient advance notice.

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Program Dates & Application Deadlines

• Fall Semester: (September 3, 2007 - January 12, 2008)
  • Application Deadline: January 15 (priority deadline)
• Spring Semester: (January 15, 2008 - May 19, 2008)
  • Application Deadline: October 1 (priority deadline)

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Program Costs

Program Fees:

• The program fee for the ISEP program in Angers, France is $6300

Program fees include:

• Tuition
• Housing
• Meals
• On-site and U.S. based staff support

Sample Program Budget

See our What Does It Cost page for more information on fees & deposits you may be responsible for.

Financial Aid

Most forms of financial aid and scholarships apply to the cost of study abroad programs. Students should consult with a financial aid counselor at their home campus for specific information about awards and eligibility. You can also visit our What Does it Cost web page.

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Eligibility

• Minimum GPA: 2.75
• Minimum Class Standing: Sophomore
• Language Requirement: 2 years college level language or equiv.
• Other Info: 23 French-speaking ISEP sites available. Contact Europe advisor for more details.
• Good academic standing
• No current disciplinary record
• An interview may be required

How to Apply

Before you begin your application, we highly recommend that you see a study abroad advisor to ensure that you have all the information you need about program logistics and eligibility. CWU students can call 963-3622 or drop by the International Center, Room 101 (across from L&L), to schedule an appointment.

• Apply Here

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More Information

Prices and dates are subject to change without notice. Contact Study Abroad & Exchange Programs for more information.

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