CIEE Advanced Liberal Arts is an excellent fit for those students who are already at an intermediate to advanced level of Spanish language and who are interested in taking a mix of university- and program-taught courses. Students have the opportunity to study and live in the beautiful city of Seville, the commercial hub of the Andaluz region with a vibrant history dating back to the 8th century BC.  

CIEE in Lisbon is designed for students looking to advance their Portuguese language skills while also taking Social Science courses in Portuguese at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa. Students are encouraged to think critically, work independently, contribute to discussions, and participate in university life.

Designed for students with an advanced knowledge of Spanish, CIEE in Santiago allows students the opportunity to take a full course-load of content-based courses in Spanish at one of three top universities in Santiago. To encourage complete cultural immersion, students will live with host families and participate in different activities and excursions throughout the semester.

CYA offers courses in English with a focus on Greece and the Mediterranean in the historic and bustling city of Athens. CYA places an emphasis on learning beyond the classroom, and many courses hold classes on-site, allowing students the opportunity to experience what they are studying first-hand and have access to authentic materials and artifacts.

Columbia in Paris is a great fit for French-language learners at the intermediate level who are looking to improve their French and broaden their understanding of France's socio-cultural heritage. This program allows students the opportunity to continue their language learning by taking one French language course, in addition to taking a combination of courses taught both through Columbia University in Paris and directly enrolled in one of several top universities in Paris.

The Cornell in Rome program is a specialized offer ideal for students interested in visual and fine arts; architecture design, history, theory, and planning; and art history. All classes are taught in English, and a robust series of field trips within Rome and the whole peninsula complements the classroom instruction.

DIS provides a wide-range of courses from psychology to public health, to architecture and many more, and it is a great program pre-med students and those interested in the health field. Students have the opportunity to travel within Denmark and to other European cities as a part of their course-work, which allows for a comparative approach to learning and exploring academic disciplines from multiple perspectives.

The ETH Zurich exchange program is for those students in COS, MAT, and MOL who are eager to study at a rigorous, world-renowned institution in science and technology. Students take courses in English and learn alongside other domestic and international students at ETH. They can even take an optional, German-language course at the beginning of the semester to get acquainted with the language and the city of Zurich.

Ewha Womans University offers study abroad semester options for Princeton students who are interested in a wide-range of studies including topics on Asia and Korea. Students can take courses offered by Ewha, either in English or Korean, depending on their language proficiency.

The department of French and Italian is pleased to announce that 207F and Princeton-in-France will be offered jointly and remotely during the summer of 2022, in collaboration with the International Internship Programs (IIP). FRE 207F will run from June 5th to July 2nd, 2022, followed by Princeton-in-France internships, from July 4th to July 29th, 2022. In 207F, students will have daily classes taught by Princeton faculty and will engage in cultural exploration through a series of exchanges with guest speakers from the Aix-en-Provence region. 207F will also include intercultural training in preparation for the internships. Students who have completed FRE 102-7, FRE 107, or FRE 108 and interested in pursuing a certificate or a concentration in French are invited to apply. Early application is strongly encouraged and begins on November 15th, 2021. Selection interviews will start in early January. The selection of participants will be announced by the end of January. Applications must be completed in the Global Program System (GPS) by the deadline of January 31st, 2021. Course fees will be announced through GPS shortly. Students on financial aid may apply to the Dean's Fund for Study Abroad to help cover the costs. Students selected will receive an award for the internship. However, participation in the additional 4-week internship program is not a requirement for FRE 207F, nor is an internship guaranteed.