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France
Summer in Toulouse, France! Earn UW-Madison engineering credits.
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Brief Description
All programs in France are run through the
Global Engineering Education Exchange (Global-E3).
Please refer to the
Global-E3
website for more detailed information about the schools and about France. In addition to the above list, some additional programs are available.
Language requirement
French 204 or its equivalent is required for participation in this exchange program.
GPA requirement
3.0 cumulative (this can vary somewhat by institution)
Housing
Most schools offer on-campus housing (dormitories).
Please see the Global E3
or French school's website for details of each school's housing opportunities.
Budget
Tuition and fees: University of Wisconsin-Madison tuition
UW program fee: $300
UW-mandated health insurance: $37/month
Housing: $400 per month
Meals: $350 per month
Miscellaneous expenses (laundry, books, supplies, etc.): $1200 semester
Roundtrip travel: $850
Local transportation: $60/month
Student visa: $120
Entertainment, vacation and travel costs vary widely.
Application
The application form and materials can be found on the
Global E3
website.
Part one of the application should be completed on-line.
Required documents (such as recommendation letters and transcripts) should be returned to the
International Engineering Studies and Programs
office. The IESP Application Cover Sheet (PDF or Word) should also be completed and turned in with documents.
Links for Preparation
Study abroad handbook
Preparing to go website
While abroad website
Tourist information
World Clock
Currency Converter
The course equivalency table shows all INSA Lyon courses that have been equated and their UW equivalents.
The course equivalency table shows all Université de Technologie Troyes courses that have been equated and their UW equivalents.
France Information
Advice from past participants
If you would like to participate by sending photos and a short paragraph about your experiences, please send an email to
international@engr.wisc.edu
with your advice.
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