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French Language courses are taught at the Institut Catholique de Paris; History of Art courses are taught in Institut Catholique classrooms and on-site in Parisian museums by U of M faculty
More Information: UM History of Art Paris Winter Program Website
| Academic Year | Mid-February to mid-June |
Content courses in English; Language courses in French
Homestay
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| UM Tuition | UM home college/school tuition as applies |
| OIP Administrative Fee | Included in Program Fee |
| Roundtrip Airfare | $900* (Detroit-Paris) |
| Program Fee | $6200 ** |
| Food | $1500 (1 meal per day) |
| Personal Expenses | $1500 |
| * | Estimated |
| ** | Program fee includes housing, OIP administrative fee, health insurance, and 2 meals per day. Fee is based on 2008; fee for 2009 is not yet set |
16 Michigan in-residence credits per semester
Designed for students with an interest in art history and French language, the program offers three content courses plus 7 hours/week French language instruction. The content courses will be taught by UM faculty exclusively for program participants. For the Winter 2009 program, in addition to the 4-credit hour core course, “Paris by Site,” students will enroll in two 3-credit hour art history courses, taught by Professor Howard Lay: “Alchemists of Revolution,” which focuses on revolutionary visual culture from 1789 to 1880; and “Modernism/Modernity,” an examination of the relations between modernist painting and emergent forms of mass culture from 1871 to 1914. French language classes will be offered through the Institut Catholique. Most students who have completed French 231 are able to fulfill Michigan’s four-semester language requirement with a course taken at the Institut Catholique.
For detailed information about this program and course descriptions, please follow this link.
Host university web link: Institut Catholique
Additional UM Resources: UM History of Art Paris Winter Program Website
Guide for Accepted Students: Paris Art History Handbook (PDF)
General OIP Study Abroad Manual (PDF)
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