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Founded in 1919 by the renowned pianist Alfred Cortot, ENM is the private-school equivalent to the National Conservatory. Located in a stately mansion (designated a historical monument) in the 17th arrondissement, it's easy to attend cultural events around Paris to help you familiarize yourself with the city and its culture. Enjoy visits to museums, performances at the Opéra Garnier, and classical music concerts at Salle Cortot and other local theaters. Classes are available for both instrumentalists and vocalists, where Instrumentalists may study teaching or performance, while vocalists focus on performance only.

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From humble beginnings as a small fishing village to the fifth largest seaport in Europe, Amsterdam is an international hub not to be missed. Over 5 million people visit Amsterdam every year to see the canals, historical sites, and famous nightlife. It is also the home of some of the most well respected International Law programs in the world. With more bikes than residents, iconic windmills, and tulip gardens, the Netherlands offers a unique cultural feel all of its own.

Vienna will be your classroom. Can you imagine studying politics and international organizations and visiting the UN, the OSCE, or OPEC? Or learning about Freud's theories of psychoanalysis and then touring his home and the office where he practiced? How about exploring art history in Vienna's world-famous galleries and museums? Wherever possible, you'll have this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to take advantage of the city's historical, artistic, and cultural sites while learning about international organizations.

Also known as the Palais Corbelli, the IES Abroad Vienna Center is an elegant 17th-century palace in the heart of the city and is just minutes from many of the museums, theaters, and other major cultural attractions that have bestowed international fame on Vienna.

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The Institut Catholique de Paris was founded in 1875, under the name of the Université Catholique de Paris by Maurice Le Sage d'Hauteroche d'Hulst. The university offers bachelor, master and doctoral degrees in various faculties. The Faculté de Théologie is a pontifical institution with the canonical authorization to educate men for the Catholic priesthood. The Faculté de Lettres is a school of the humanities with no explicit religious orientation. During the summer, the Institut opens the Faculté de Lettres to international students for month-long terms.

Professors at the university are recruited from sacred (i.e., theology, canon law, etc.) and secular disciplines (e.g., literature, philosophy, education, social sciences, economics).

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La Villa Bastille is an art school (drawing and painting) where students have the opportunity to work freely and independently while benefiting from the instruction of an experienced artist. At La Villa Bastille, students can put into practice the principles needed to depict live models or can learn the different painting techniques (watercolor, oil painting, acrylic painting). Small groups enable individual guidance by the instructor.

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The Paris Marais Dance School is a part of the Marais Centre Dance, established in 1970. This private institution offers student-centered classes to beginning and experienced dancers alike.

The Paris Marais Dance School is located in a former hôtel particulier that dates from the 1600s in the stylish 4th arrondissement. The institution boasts three recently renovated dance studios—all named for famous composers—that are still decorated with the original wood-beamed ceilings.

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Founded in 1974, the Paris School of Business is a Grande École management school located in the 13th arrondissement of Paris. The school is known for academic  excellence and international preparation. Students attending classes at the Paris School of Business will be able to take advantage of the many clubs and vibrant energy on campus.

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Set on the edge of the glittering Mediterranean Sea on the French Riviera, Nice beckons with its mild climate and clear skies.Whether you are strolling the narrow streets of Old Town or looking down from Colline du Chateau (Castle Hill) at the sweeping panorama of this breathtaking city, the city will enchant you when you study abroad in Nice.

Located in Sophia Antipolis,SKEMA Business Schoolis a global business and research school for students interested in entrepreneurship and innovation, and business programs. SKEMA is comprised of three knowledge economy themes: internationalization, sustainable performance, and entrepreneurship and innovation.

From the time it was founded in the Middle Ages through its restructuring in the late 1960s, Paris IV has attracted scholars from around the world. Sorbonne University is a public research university in Paris, France, established in 2018 by the merger of Paris-Sorbonne University, Pierre et Marie Curie University, along with smaller institutions.

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