Study U of A French in Grenoble This Summer
Place Grenette, Grenoble
Applications for the U of A French in Grenoble program during summer session 2 are being accepted.
Application deadline is Thursday, Feb. 1.
Students earn six hours of French credit (variable according to student proficiency level) through intensive language classes at the Centre Universitaire d'Études Françaises. Program fees include homestays with local families, excursions to the Chartreuse Monastery and other cultural and historic sites, and outdoor activities (canoeing, ziplining). An overnight trip to Marseille is tentatively scheduled.
For more information, contact the U of A French in Grenoble program leader, professor Kathy Comfort, at kcomfort@uark.edu.
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Contacts
Kathy Comfort, professor of French
World Languages, Literatures and Cultures
479-575-6062,
kcomfort@uark.edu
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