Students interested in Communication will be able to learn French and be immersed in the French culture. They will also gain specialist knowledge about communication in France as wellIt will be composed of : - Intensive French48 contact hours - 4 ECTS credits- Communication Sciences24 contact hours - 4 ECTS credits- Intercultural Communication12 contact hours - 2 ECTS credits
Period
17-06-2011 - 15-07-2011 (4 weeks)
Target group
The European Summer Program of Lille catholic University is a multidisciplinary program designed for students who are looking for a comprehensive educational experience abroad. Our students come from all over the world. This variety makes the program even richer for participants when they are able to mix with their international students sharing a similar experience in France. Students should have completed secondary education in their home country and have a good knowledge of English.
Course aim
The course aims at giving students with a communication major a study abroad experience in France. They will discover the world of communication in France, how projects are delivered and how a French communication agency works.
Credits
10.0 ECTS credits
Course fee
EUR 2490. The cost of the program includes:- tuition fees- accommodation in university halls of residence- breakfast and lunch on weekends- 2 fieldtrips- 1 week end of 3 days in Paris- 3 group dinners- a social and cultural programThe cost of the program does not include:- Passport and visa when necessary- Travel to and from the country of origin- Meals at weekends- Travel and health insurance (mandatory)- Personal expenses and anything not listed as included
Course leader
Thibaut Gareau and Jennifer Raimond
Scholarships
At the moment, no scholarship is available
Universite Catholique de Lille
Address: 60 boulevard Vauban BP 109
Postal code: 59 016
City: Lille
Country: France
Website: http://www.univ-catholille.fr/studying-la-catho/european-summer-program.asp
E-mail: summerprogram@univ-catholille.fr
Phone: 0033 320 159 685
Communication studies