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Paris, one of the oldest and most fascinating cities in the world, has fired the imagination of artists, writers, and students for centuries.
La “Ville Lumière,” Paris is home to countless museums, cafés, and medieval streets that wind around contemporary architecture. A city à decouvrir, Paris is an invitation to experience all the world’s cultures while maintaining a proud and distinctly French feeling. Picture yourself spending a summer studying in the “City of Light,” the “museum without walls,” immersed in history and surrounded by some of the world’s finest art, architecture, and music. As a participant in the Paris Study Abroad Program, you won’t have to imagine these things—you can live them.

The “Capital of the World” is your classroom as you study history where it was made, attend theater and music performances by world-renowned companies and ensembles, write in parks and cafés where Fitzgerald and Hemingway wrote, and learn French immersed in the language. Paris offers all of this and more as part of the study abroad program.


Program Fee of $4,700 USD Includes:
- Hotel accommodations (double)
- Breakfasts and dinners daily
-  Activities & excursions, including a dinner cruise on the Seine and an excursion to Versaille
- Health insurance policy providing coverage for any medical expenses that may incur

The Estimated Program Cost Does Not Include:
-Tuition, which will be paid to UNG through Banner. The USG Goes Global tuition rate is $199/credit hour.
- Roundtrip Airfare to Paris
- Textbooks or other required course materials
- Ground transport to/from Atlanta airport
- Passport or visa expenses
- Personal spending money for meals that are not included, souvenirs, or personal travel

Summer 2024 Program Fee Payment Schedule:
March 15, 2024 - Nonrefundable application deposit due (applied to total program fee)
April 2, 2024 - Installment 1 due (50% of program fee less application deposit)
April 30, 2024 - Installment 2 due (remaining program fee balance)

UNG Equivalencies

Academics: All USGG courses are hybrid. In addition to onsite lectures, walking tours, group discussions, directed readings, writing assignments, cultural visits, and other experiential learning while abroad, students will also be responsible for online coursework and class meetings before and after travel.

Subject Areas: African American/Black Studies; Area, Ethnic, Cultural, Gender, And Group Studies; Film/Cinema/Video Studies; Gender And Sexuality Studies; History; Literature; Women's Studies

Courses: All USG Goes Global students are expected to enroll in TWO courses for a total of six credit hours. Course options for this program are listed below. For more information on each course, please find a copy of the syllabus on the Resources tab.
 
Morning Courses - 3 credits
   
Afternoon Courses - 3 credits