Exploring France as a Student: Study Abroad Opportunities to France for MSUB Students

oct 13, 2022 at 4:00 PM

Do you want to study French in the Loire Valley, a.k.a. the Valley of the Kings? Or are you interested in taking classes in English at one of France’s premier business schools? Find out how you can study abroad in France and what it’s like being an American student in France.

Abby Cook is the Assistant Director of the Office of International Studies at MSU Billings. She manages MSUB's Study Abroad program and is also the lead coordinator for the MSUB Themed Semester Program. Abby's first international experience was studying in Saintes, France during her junior year of high school.

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MSUB Liberal Arts Building, Room 205


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