France and America: Connections through Time HIST 4190/IAFS 3500 Bordeaux: June 12-27, 2015 Director: Professor Tom Zeiler History & International Affairs Bordeaux

Travel by train from Bordeaux Paris 3.5 hrs Normandy (D-day beaches) 4hrs Barcelona 8.5 hrs Beaches.5 hr Italy 8.5 hrs Zurich 9 hrs Périgueux, Dordogne 1.5hrs Bordeaux

Issues & Parallels

History

SCHOLARSHIPS : IAFS, HIST, PSCI, Fulfill: the Historical Context Core requirement of the College of Arts & Sciences Major requirements in HIST and PSCI (upper division elective credit) IAFS (geographic concentration: Europe or Functional Area III) ENGINEERING (Humanities and Social Sciences, 3 credits) Earn 3 credits in 2 weeks in June ELIGIBILITY : sophomore standing; GPA : 2.5 or above Bordeaux La ville et la campagne

PROGRAM DATES June 12-27, 2015 Summer A term BOULDER SESSIONS TBD Dates St Émilion et Bordeaux

Costs PROGRAM FEE for CO residents : Approx. $5,400 (includes airfare and 3 credits) (non-residents, add $1,000) Includes instructional costs for 3 credits of upper division credit, housing, orientations, two group meals, field trips and museum/event admissions, health insurance, airfare estimate and administrative fee to CU-Boulder Study Abroad Programs office.

Residential dormitory facility at the Institut d’Études Politiques on tram line at the University. Single bedroom and personal bathroom, and share a common kitchen and general living space. Housing

CULTURE Cultural attractions include: Pedestrian mall (longest in Europe), River front esplanade along Garonne St. Emilion Half of Bordeaux is a UNESCO World Heritage site Wine class and winery tours and tastings Opera at the Grand Théatre Beach weekend (optional) Learn French and about France Bordeaux, with one of the highest concentrations of college students in Europe

Rolling admission. Apply early! Deadline February 15 (or when program is full). 15 students accepted. Application deadline