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Examine global brands alongside cultural and institutional examples from the European Union course.
Europe destination
Explore global brands, institutions, and culture in Paris.
Paris gives students a major European capital for studying business, culture, institutions, global brands, public life, and the relationship between prestige and daily urban systems.
What to notice
Look beyond the landmark image of Paris.
Paris gives students a way to study prestige, regulation, arts, commerce, public institutions, and everyday urban life together.
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Look at how regulation, public institutions, arts, culture, and commerce interact in a major European city.
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Compare Paris with Barcelona as students move from one market and cultural setting to another.
Student experience
Paris gives students something specific to study.
The city matters when visits, neighborhoods, institutions, and daily routines give students new material for the course.
Together in Europe
Several cities, one group
Students move through Europe with the same cohort, giving them shared reference points for class discussion.
City learning
Students see markets and institutions up close
Business districts, public spaces, and institutional settings give students examples they can discuss in class.
Brands and institutions
Paris brings global reputation, public systems, and business culture into one city setting.
Culture and business
Use museums, neighborhoods, policy, and commerce to examine the organizations students study in class.
Route role
Paris adds brand, culture, public systems, and commerce examples to the wider Europe route.
Next step
Ask how Paris fits the program.
Request program details for courses, timing, housing, credit review, and the role this destination plays in the student experience.