Program Organization
- Field-based exploration of the landscape and culture of Provence (taught in English)
- Introduction to history, culture, geography and geology of Provence during three weeks in France, June 3, 2020–June 22, 2020
- Program directors Michael Hamburger, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences and Kelly Sax, French and Italian
- 12-14 IU students
- IUB College-administered Program
Academic Program
- 3 credits of EAS-E 190 (N&M) The Evolving Earth or FRIT-F 225 (A&H) Foreign Study in France for on-site field course (Summer I)
Housing
You may apply if you:
- are an undergraduate degree candidate making normal academic progress
- have approximately a 3.0 cumulative GPA
- are willing to engage in an innovative, interdisciplinary view of European culture
- have physical ability for field days with up to 3-5 mile hikes in mountainous terrain
Estimated Costs
- Fees paid to IU* (room, meals, in-country transportation, excursions, health insurance)
- Indiana resident $2,100 field fee + tuition
- Nonresident $2,100 field fee + tuition
*Fees include special subsidy provided by the Office of the Bicentennial
Note: Airfare, personal expenses additional. Scholarships are available.