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French Film & the New Wave
Paris, France
Summer 2022
May 10 – May 26
NOTE: The purpose of this presentation is strictly informational;
La Tour Eiffel finalized plans for the program such as dates, excursions, etc. will
by Greg Augustine be confirmed with participants following admission.
The Program
• Spend 3 weeks of your
summer studying film and
art in Paris!
• CINE 3402 (Pre-approved
for Arts/Humanities degree
requirements)
• 2.5+ GPA
• May 9 – May 27, 2022
• Deadline is February 1st
Lyric Drama at Opera Garnier
by Maykala Noyd
Highlights
• Enjoy film screenings and
lectures along with visits
to museums and other
sites around Paris.
• The Palace of Versailles,
Montmartre, the Centre
Georges Pompidou, the
Louvre
• Earn 3 upper division
credits in 3 weeks
• Many scholarships
available!
The Louvre
by Claire Lupfer
Meet the Director • Professor Ernesto Acevedo- Muñoz, Department of Cinema Studies & Moving Image Arts, directs this program. • He previously taught at NYU Madrid, Cine Club Universitario of the State University of Zulia in Venezuela, and 19 other countries with Semester at Sea. • An expert in his field, his feature- length documentary Hillmon’s Ernesto.Acevedo@colorado.edu Bones (2010) was screened competitively at various film festivals, including Big Muddy and the Flagstaff Film Festival.
Paris, France • Capital and most populous • Delicious food and gorgeous city in France views • Known for its museums and • Europe’s cultural epicenter architecture FRANCE by Unknown
Academics
• This course explores the many
links, inspirations, and imagery of
the city of Paris as seen in French
and American films from 1959 to
the present.
• Not only has Paris always been
home to the French film industry,
but it has also featured as a
location—exotic and familiar at the
same time—for some of the
greatest films in history.
• With readings, screenings and
visits to many sites featured in our
filmography, we will explore,
experience, and interrogate the
many faces of Paris and its
surroundings as potentially the
most culturally significant
metropolis in the history of cinema.
Monet’s Lillypads
by Ethan Minard
Educational
Excursions
• The Palace of Versailles
• Montmartre
• The Centre Georges Pompidou
• The Louvre
• And more!
PARIS
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Housing
• You will be housed in a central hotel in Paris, which will be close to a major metro stop
and to the historic center of Paris.
• The program hotel is Citadines Bastille-Marais, situated halfway between the Bastille
area, one of the liveliest spots in the capital, and the Marais, a historical center of
Paris.
• Each room contains kitchen facilities where students can prepare their own meals.
Class lectures and film screenings generally take place in the hotel.
Versailles Hall of Mirrors
by Alexa Shanley
COVID-19 & Education Abroad
COVID-19 vaccines are required on all Education
Abroad programs. Speak to an Ed Abroad advisor if
you have questions or concerns.
Continue to monitor our COVID-19 Information on
Education Abroad webpage for updates and information
on setting expectations for your experience abroad, as
well as how we make decisions regarding programs.
While we have every intention of running summer
programs at this time, your health and safety is our
number one concern!
2022 Global Seminar Costs
Sample Paris 3 week – 3 credit program
Education Abroad Budget
Instructional Costs $5,717
Program fee includes:
Health Insurance $53 • instructional costs
• housing & meals
Housing & meals included in fee $2,104
• health insurance
Education Abroad Program Fee $7,874
(non-resident)
Program fee does NOT include:
Books & Supplies $50 • airfare
Additional Meal Costs $600
• passport fees
• additional meal costs
Personal Expenses $545 • books
Airfare $1,200 • personal expenses
Estimated Costs not included in $2,395
Program Fee
Total Estimated Budget (resident) $8,469
Total Estimated Budget (non- $10,269
resident)Financial Aid &
Scholarships
• Residual aid from the
academic year can apply to
summer
• Scholarships
o Buffs Abroad
o Ayer Romance Language
o Katherine J. Lamont
PARIS
by Charlotte KiaieIdentity Resources for
Study AbroadEligibility
• GPA: 2.5
• Class-standing: 2nd
Semester Freshman
• Language: None
• Other coursework:
• Course open to all
majors!
• Background/Interest
in arts, humanities, or
cinema studies
recommended.
• Flexibility: GPA Access
Abroad Eligible
FRANCE
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• Deadline is February 1st
• Rolling admission – apply early!
• Program starts May 9th and ends May 27th.
Notre Dame
by Sam HardyGlobal Seminar
Application Process
We’ll open an application for you –
stay tuned for an email with more info in
the next few days!
Log on to:
http://abroad.colorado.edu
using your CU Identity Key and password Speak with an education abroad
after you receive e-mail notification that your advisor and/or with the program
online application is open director at any point in the process!
Work on your online application from home
The application includes:
complete Abroad 101 (if you have not done so yet),
personal statement, online forms, application feeWhen your App is Complete!
Application Review & Interview
Due within one week of acceptance: participant contract
& non-refundable deposit
March/April: post-acceptance paperwork, pre-departure
meetings, readings & preparation
GO!Questions after today?
Program Manager Faculty Director
Allie Ramey Ernesto Acevedo
rameya@colorado.edu Ernesto.Acevedo@colorado.edu
C4C S355 ATLAS 329
abroad.colorado.edu
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