AHA - Angers, France
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The Angers program is ideal for University of Oregon undergraduate students interested in French life and culture, and particularly for students currently enrolled in first through third-year French language classes. The program allows for rapid progress in the UO French language sequence.
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Highlights:
- The Angers program allows UO undergraduate students to experience life in Angers and France in intensive programs ranging from four weeks (summer) to eighteen weeks (spring semester).
- All students take a main "langue" (French language) class.
- Fall and spring students also elect one or more additional classes, mostly in French (FR), but with scattered offerings in other fields of study.
- Classes are taught at the facilities of CIDEF, the French language institute of the Catholic University of the West.
- Fall and spring participants live with French host families throughout Angers and the surrounding area, and summer students choose from a home-stay or a residence hall option.
- Angers is a beautiful, culturally rich city in the Angou region of France--where the locals argue that the most "authentic" French is spoken.
AHA International
The Angers program is sponsored by the Northwest Council on Study Abroad (NCSA) in cooperation with AHA International. AHA, founded in 1957 and based in Portland, Oregon, is an academic program of the University of Oregon providing educational college experiences abroad.
Much of the information in this web site has been provided by AHA International. To view the AHA website, please click below:
AHA International website
This publication will be made available in accessible formats upon request.
The University of Oregon is an affirmative action, equal opportunity institution committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the American with Disabilities Act.
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