Location: ACI, Paris, France
Date: January 28 - May 12, 2002
Course/credit: up to 15 units of CU-Denver undergraduate credit
Cost: $ plus airfare and a $150 refundable security deposit
Deadline: April 1, 2002
Prerequisite:
Contact: OIE or ACCENT The is jointly administered by the University of Colorado at Denver and ACCENT in conjunction with Academie Commerciale Internationale.
Location
"If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris when you are young, then wherever
you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable
feast." The Semester in Paris program, International Business: A European Prospective,
is a unique international experience which encourages intellectual and personal
growth by providing a sound academic and cultural curriculum. The program is
designed to address current topics in international business while immersing
students in the French culture. Students enroll at the prestigious Academie
Commerciale Internationale in Paris and study a range of international business
topics. Students use ACCENT Paris center as a resource and lending library,
check e-mail or write papers in the computer lab, and take advantage of a variety
of other student services.
Course and Credits Information
Students may earn up to 15 units of college credit from the University of Colorado
at Denver. CU-Denver is one of the four University of Colorado campuses and
its College of Business and Administration is AACSB accredited. Coursework is
taught in English in multinational classrooms and offers American students the
uniques opportunity to interact with European students studying at A.C.I. Interested
students may also enroll in a 20-hour survival French class to facilitate independence
while studying in Paris. Students can expect to be in class approximately three
hours per day Monday - Friday. Courses offered (all courses are worth 3 academic
credits): International Negotiation International Communication & Consumer Behavior*
International Marketing & Distribution* European Marketing & Management of a
Product Line** Intercultural Management: European Values & Behaviors International
Business Law Organizations & Culture** Single Market, European Law, & Euroland
*, ** Due to scheduling conflicts, students will not be able to take International
Marketing & Distribution with International Communication & Consumer Behavior,
or Organizations & Culture with European Marketing & Management of a Product
Line.
Accommodation
Students may choose to live in double or single rooms in student residences
in the city of Paris. The supplement for a single room is $400. Housing is provided
from the first day of the program (January 29, 2001).
Transportation
Students on the Semester in Paris program make their own transatlantic flight
arrangements. Those flying directly to Paris may choose to fly into either Charles
de Gaulle or Orly Airport. Students need to arrive at the ACCENT office in Paris
between 9am and 5pm on January 31, 2002. Students will receive detailed instructions
with their enrollment materials.
Program costs
The program will cost $6,600 plus airfare and a $150 refundable security deposit
Program cost includes: