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Au revoir et Merci !

On the occasion of our closing, the AUCP has many thank-you’s to extend. After 22 years of commitment to what we proudly consider the establishment of land-mark standards of student learning in international education, it is time to express our profound gratitude to the many, many people and institutions who have contributed each in their way to the documented success of AUCP programs.

All Things Alumni

New Alumni: Start Here!

New alums, start here to get the low-down on re-entry, your TEF and IDI scores and your transcripts. Then, check out the « All Things Alumni » section of Le Blog to get more specific info about how to make your study abroad experience work for you!

C is for Camargue

Linfield College student Ryan Morgan writes, in French, about his visit last semester the Provence region of the Camargue, known for its marshlands and rich biodiversity. The abécedaire assignment is from Provence through Literature & Films, an AUCP course designed to get students to actively observe, analyze and participate in their study abroad environment, instead of simply watching from the sidelines.

So, What Are AUCP Students Saying About Their Semester in Marseille?

Studying abroad with the AUCP in Marseille is a unique and rewarding experience – studies in French and Arabic in a diverse and vibrant city on the Mediterranean, a study tour in Morocco and much more … But don’t take it from us – see what past students have to say about studying abroad at AUCP Marseille.

M is for Mère d’Accueil

GWU student Caroline writes, in French, about her host mother whose name she shares, Caroline. The abécedaire assignment is from Provence through Literature & Films, an AUCP course designed to get students to actively observe, analyze and participate in their study abroad environment, instead of simply watching from the sidelines.