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You can choose how you’d like to spend your year abroad. You can study at one of our partner universities, complete a work placement in a French firm, or teach English in a French school.
We are partnered with the following French-speaking universities:
The year abroad has been hugely beneficial to me both in terms of improving my French and broadening my personal horizons. Living in a foreign country is a completely different experience but one that I would definitely recommend to anyone looking to gain a different view of the world. I’ve met such a diverse group of people from all over the globe, and have had the opportunity to do things that I won't forget. I’ll come away from my year abroad with a lot of positives, but my highlights include better understanding and becoming part of the French way of life – and of course being able to ski every weekend!Chris Stone, spent his Year Abroad in Grenoble
The year abroad has been hugely beneficial to me both in terms of improving my French and broadening my personal horizons. Living in a foreign country is a completely different experience but one that I would definitely recommend to anyone looking to gain a different view of the world. I’ve met such a diverse group of people from all over the globe, and have had the opportunity to do things that I won't forget. I’ll come away from my year abroad with a lot of positives, but my highlights include better understanding and becoming part of the French way of life – and of course being able to ski every weekend!
My time in France was definitely an experience that I learned a lot from. I did not only get to know the French language, French people and the French culture, but also got to know myself; my strengths and my weaknesses. It helped me build up my personality. Micky Bobie-Ansah, spent her Year Abroad in Paris
My time in France was definitely an experience that I learned a lot from. I did not only get to know the French language, French people and the French culture, but also got to know myself; my strengths and my weaknesses. It helped me build up my personality.
My year abroad was a very rich experience – emotionally, physically and intellectually. It was challenging at first because I was going to be working in a French company for a whole year in a country that I did not really know. However, it enabled me to gain valuable work experience and gave me access to amazing opportunities. I’ve discovered a whole new different world than the one I was used to. Also as weird as it may sound, it became more than just an academic year out. It became a soul searching experience and at the end of my stay, I realised that I became a much more mature and responsible person.Tina Coulibaly
My year abroad was a very rich experience – emotionally, physically and intellectually. It was challenging at first because I was going to be working in a French company for a whole year in a country that I did not really know. However, it enabled me to gain valuable work experience and gave me access to amazing opportunities. I’ve discovered a whole new different world than the one I was used to. Also as weird as it may sound, it became more than just an academic year out. It became a soul searching experience and at the end of my stay, I realised that I became a much more mature and responsible person.
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