What is unique about Cornell’s program in Paris?

• Study in Paris alongside local students at French universities on Cornell’s own program in Paris

• Live in a Parisian household or in a residence hall with students from France and all around the world

• Benefit from the strong advising that comes on a program where all students are taking university courses and where the advisors know Cornell and its colleges

• Enjoy the many optional opportunities provided by EDUCO (wine and cheese tasting, excursions to other parts of France, gatherings with French students, cooking lessons, etc.) in addition to the activities planned for all students each semester.  

• Each year, Cornell, Duke, Emory, or Tulane sends a faculty member who teaches one course; other EDUCO center courses are taught by leading faculty from Sciences Po and the French universities.

What is unique about Paris?

Needless to say, Paris is central to many ideal visions as the hub for philosophy, music, art, literature, theatre--in short, culture.  But it is also the hub for political thinking and action on matters of identity, representation, labor rights, medicine, banking, and climate concerns. Whether in the streets, the cafes, or the classrooms, you will be at the heart of much that is changing in Europe.

How do I apply?

Cornell Students: Applying to study at EDUCO, Cornell's Consortium program in Paris, is simple. Your application through the Office of Global Learning has everything you need for Cornell approval and admission to EDUCO.

Simply click on the "Apply" button on this webpage. Applications are reviewed following the program application deadline.

Non-Cornell/Non-Consortium students apply through Emory University's study abroad office.