Learn about sustainable approaches to health in France with the Pre-Health Student Resource Center
Examine the intersection of French culture and health within the framework of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in Montpellier.
Location:
Montpellier, France
Travel term:
May session
Open to:
All years
Language:
English
It has been memorable to take my time sightseeing and capturing them to bring back and educate my family and friends.
Quote from a student in AHS 3003.Paying for your trip
Generally, program fees to this location range between $6,000–$8,000. This includes educational costs, airfare, housing, most meals, international health insurance, excursions and site visits, and local transportation. Students must also budget for visa, passport and passport photos, additional meals (most meals are included), spending money, and miscellaneous activities. Actual fees for the term students are planning to travel abroad will be available at least 30 days prior to application deadline.
You may be eligible for financial aid and scholarships, click here to learn more about financing your experience abroad.
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Studying Sustainability and Health in Southern France
Are you ready to embark on a journey that intertwines health, sustainability, and the rich tapestry of French culture? Your search stops here with AHS 3003: Sustainable Approaches to Health in France, where our unique study abroad course awaits. We recently returned from the two-week, immersive experience and have so much to share with you!
Read the PHSRC's full experience in France on our blog, the PHSRC Pulse.
June Spotlight: Sustainable Approaches to Health in France
"The last two weeks in France were the best experience of my life. I feel so grateful to have been able to live this experience and that I was able to share it with such a great group of students. I know it was only two weeks long, but I will truly treasure those experiences and memories for the rest of my life."
Read more about AHS 3003 student adventures in France on our blog, the PHSRC Pulse.