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Fall Semester: late August to late December The new Grenoble Science Program, offered only during the fall semester, is an ideal choice for pre-health and other science students. This unique program combines science coursework with French language study in an international setting. The design of the program allows students to take courses that fit neatly into their existing curricula and requirements. Students will also participate in the excursions and all other aspects of the BU Grenoble program. Upon successful completion of a semester students earn 16 Boston University credits. |
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Université de Grenoble
One of Europe's oldest educational institutions, the Université de
Grenoble dates from the fourteenth century. Today, Grenoble is a university
center with a distinguished tradition of excellence in arts and letters. It has
also earned an outstanding international reputation as a scientific center. In
France, the Université de
Grenoble is second only to Paris as a setting for research and scientific
seminars. Students are encouraged to participate with French students in the
university’s
scholarly organizations, extracurricular activities and sports clubs.
Contact us at 617-353-9888 or abroad@bu.edu