ECON 288c/ FREN 285A – Exploring European Policy, Business, and Culture
- Study Abroad
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Spring Term Abroad
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Spring Term Abroad 2026
- AFCA 287 and CHEM 158 – Bitter Grapes
- ARTS 238 – Sculpting Sustainability in Zimbabwe
- ARTH 268 – Modern Art in Barcelona: From Gaudí to Dalí
- ARTH 356 – Technical Examination of 17th Century Art
- BUS 363 – Global Issues in Business Ethics
- BUS 366/ENGL 267 – Social Enterprise Storytelling
- GERM 304 – Layered Berlin
- BUS/SOAN 368 – Tech for Good
- CBSC 230 – Emotion Valuation and Well-Being
- CHIN 105, 115, 265, and 365 – Chinese Language
- CLAS/ARTH 295 – Landscapes and Monuments of Ancient Greece
- DANC 202 – Dance Europe
- ECON 288C/ FREN 285A – Exploring European Policy, Business, and Culture
- ECON 288D – Buddhist Economics
- ENGL 386/THTR 286 – Shakespeare in Performance
- FREN 285C – Tissu Urbain: Narrating Cityscapes in Occitanie
- HIST 269 – Between Paradise and Terror: Caribbean Slavery and Colonialism
- JOUR/AFCA 295 – Media, Culture and Society in Tanzania
- MATH 165/DS 165 – Exploratory Data Analysis in Global Contexts
- MUS 238 – The Music, Folklore, and Literature of Ireland
- PHIL 261 – The Meaning of Life
- PHYS 125 – Big Science in Twenty-First Century Europe
- POL 288 – Food, Shelter, Space, Voice
- ROML 296 – From Faith to Flesh: Power/Crime in Renaissance Rome
- ROML 297 – Walking the Portuguese Caminho de Santiago
- Timeline and Deadlines
- Spring Term Abroad FAQ
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Spring Term Abroad 2026
- Funding for Students
- International Students
- Safety and Security
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Faculty and Staff Resources
- Book an Appointment with CIE Staff
- Spring Term Abroad Resources for Faculty
- Supporting International Students
- Hosting International Scholars
- University-Funded International Travel
- Program Approval Request
- Safety and Security
- State Department Travel Enrollment Program (STEP)
- Summer Research with Students
- Annual Report
- CIE Staff
Four credits, EXP
Four weeks in France, Belgium, and the United Kingdom
Professor Linda Hooks and Professor Kristina Roney

This course requires that you enroll in a 1-credit winter term course prior to STA.
Econ Pre-requisite: either Econ 100 or Econ 101 and 102; some preference for additional economics coursework
Prerequisite for Fren 285A: Intermediate-level proficiency (i.e. completion of FDR-FL in French)
Program fee (paid to W&L): $6,605
Includes programming, room, some meals (~ 1 lunch and ~ 15 dinners), and most in-country transportation.
Additional costs: airfare, most meals, cell phone, spending money, passport, and visa/Electronic Travel Authorisation fee.
For further details, please contact Professor Hooks and Professor Roney.
Center for International Education
- Study Abroad
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Spring Term Abroad
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Spring Term Abroad 2026
- AFCA 287 and CHEM 158 – Bitter Grapes
- ARTS 238 – Sculpting Sustainability in Zimbabwe
- ARTH 268 – Modern Art in Barcelona: From Gaudí to Dalí
- ARTH 356 – Technical Examination of 17th Century Art
- BUS 363 – Global Issues in Business Ethics
- BUS 366/ENGL 267 – Social Enterprise Storytelling
- GERM 304 – Layered Berlin
- BUS/SOAN 368 – Tech for Good
- CBSC 230 – Emotion Valuation and Well-Being
- CHIN 105, 115, 265, and 365 – Chinese Language
- CLAS/ARTH 295 – Landscapes and Monuments of Ancient Greece
- DANC 202 – Dance Europe
- ECON 288C/ FREN 285A – Exploring European Policy, Business, and Culture
- ECON 288D – Buddhist Economics
- ENGL 386/THTR 286 – Shakespeare in Performance
- FREN 285C – Tissu Urbain: Narrating Cityscapes in Occitanie
- HIST 269 – Between Paradise and Terror: Caribbean Slavery and Colonialism
- JOUR/AFCA 295 – Media, Culture and Society in Tanzania
- MATH 165/DS 165 – Exploratory Data Analysis in Global Contexts
- MUS 238 – The Music, Folklore, and Literature of Ireland
- PHIL 261 – The Meaning of Life
- PHYS 125 – Big Science in Twenty-First Century Europe
- POL 288 – Food, Shelter, Space, Voice
- ROML 296 – From Faith to Flesh: Power/Crime in Renaissance Rome
- ROML 297 – Walking the Portuguese Caminho de Santiago
- Timeline and Deadlines
- Spring Term Abroad FAQ
-
Spring Term Abroad 2026
- Funding for Students
- International Students
- Safety and Security
- Faculty and Staff Resources
- Annual Report
- CIE Staff
Jillian Murphy
Assistant Director of International Education and Study Abroad Coordinator
Center for International Education
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Campus Address
Ruscio Center for Global Learning
Room 145
Mailing Address
Center for International Education
204 W. Washington St.
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, Virginia 24450