The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. There are many universities in western Europe that teach in English.
Western Europe has long been attractive to American students who wish to study abroad. The region offers history, culture and art as well as the opportunity to visit multiple countries via train or automobile. Some students may elect to enroll in either a study abroad program run by their school or an American university located in western Europe. In either case, the majority of classes will most likely be taught in English.
University College Utrecht
University College Utrecht (UCU) is located in the Netherlands, in the city of Utrecht and is a division of Utrecht University. According to the school's website, it offers a smaller setting for students and gives them freedom to create a personal course of study. UCU reports that a 2009 Academic Ranking of World Universities from Shanghai University found Utrecht University to be the highest ranked Dutch university and the 11th-ranked European university.
The American Higher Learning Commission has given UCU its highest reviews.
University College Utrecht
P.O. Box 80125
3508 TC Utrecht
The Netherlands
011-31-30-253-9111
uu.nl
American College Dublin
American College Dublin (ACD) began in 1993 as a non-profit educational trust, and has full charitable status in Ireland. The Dublin campus is housed in three restored Georgian residences, one of which was a home of Oscar Wilde. On its website the school reports it combines the traditions of American and Irish education to offer quality international education to students from all over the globe.
At ACD students take five classes per semester, each of which is worth six credits. Classes are small and students are encouraged to engage in discussion and debate. ACD also offers internships for its students. ACD is accredited in both Ireland and the United States.
American College Dublin
2 Merrion Square N.
Dublin 2, Ireland
011-353-01-676-8939
amcd.ie
American University of Paris
The American University of Paris (AUP) was established in 1962 by Lloyd DeLamater. It is located in eight buildings in Paris' seventh arrondissement (district), near the Eiffel Tower.
The school has 63 full-time and 33 part-time faculty members; according to its website 80 percent of AUP's full-time professors hold doctoral degrees and all speak a minimum of two languages. Class sizes are held to a maximum of 14 students per faculty member. AUP has just under 1,000 students from countries all over the globe. The school is accredited in the United States by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.
American University of Paris
31 Avenue Bosquet
75007 Paris, France
011-33-01-4062-0717
aup.edu
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