Paris, France

Psychology & Social Sciences

Study Abroad
Program Options:
Experiential Learning, Global Pillars Courses, Part-Time Internship
Length:
Fall, Spring, Academic Year

At a Glance

Housing:

Apartment, Homestay, Residence Hall

Credits:

15 to 19 per Semester

Language of Instruction:

English, French

Language Prerequisites:

None

Part-Time Internship (Optional):

Included in Program Fee

Visa Required:

Yes

About the Program

Enjoy all that Paris has to offer while studying Psychology and Social Sciences! This program examines the place of the individual in society in the context of Paris, with the city as your classroom. Paris’s vibrant mix of art, history, and culture offers endless inspiration, making it the perfect backdrop for anyone eager to learn and explore topics in Psychology, Communications, Economics, Sociology, and Urban Studies, among other fields.

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Gain Hands-On Experience

Enroll in an internship and seminar.

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Study at a Local University

Take English-taught courses with local and international students.

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Travel Throughout Europe

Expand your learning beyond the classroom with course-related trips.

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Volunteer in the Community

Make a difference in the local community.

2025 Fall

Program Dates:

Late August - Mid December

Application Deadline:

Program Advisor

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Zhanè Vanderbilt

Once you’ve applied for a program, I’ll be your direct point of contact. From housing to course registration and everything in between, I’m here to help you prepare to study abroad. Once you’re accepted to your program, you’ll find even more detailed information about what you need to know before you depart in your Predeparture Guide. Let’s get started!

📱 800.995.2300 ✉️ study@IESabroad.org

About the Destination

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Why Paris?

Paris has played a foundational role in the development of many social sciences, including psychology, history, and sociology. The city’s streets are alive with history and provide a unique backdrop for examining society, human behavior, and history. This environment, paired with the program’s diverse course offerings, provide unlimited opportunities to use the city as your classroom.

Learn More About Paris

Get to Know Your New City

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Get More Monet For Your Money!

Spend all the time you want in the many museums of Paris.

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Picnic by the Seine

Watch boats and share brie on baguettes with friends.

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Explore the Parc de la Villette

This massive park is home to a canal, themed gardens, and museums.

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Encore! Encore! Enjoy the Theatre

Experience ballet and opera performances.

The Student Experience

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Jimmy Xu,

Thinking Out Loud

I write about my identity and how I see personal growth throughout the semester.

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Housing

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  • Apartment
  • Homestay
  • Residence Hall

Apartment

A limited number of single and shared apartments are available for an additional cost. Apartments include private bathroom and kitchen en-suite. Laundry will be available on site. Meals are not included. Internet is available.

Academics