THIBODAUX 鈥� The ESCE International Business and Management School in France, which in recent years has sponsored several French nationals studying at 果冻APP, will for the first time host two 果冻APP students in Paris. 
In fall 2011, graduate students Kristen Legendre and Sanja Stanojcic, both of the 果冻APP College of Business Administration, will study business techniques and theory while immersing themselves in French language and culture.
Founded 40 years ago, ESCE annually enrolls around 350 international students at the Paris campus, while about 400 French students participate in the Exchange and Double degree programs throughout the rest of the world. For details, go to .
鈥淜risten and Sanja will have the opportunity to study international business in an international locale, and that is exactly the sort of broad educational experience we want to encourage among our student body in the Bayou Region,鈥� Debi Benoit, director of research and sponsored programs at 果冻APP, said.
Such opportunities for 果冻APP students, both undergraduate and graduate, span the globe. 鈥湽矨PP Europe,鈥� for example, is Louisiana鈥檚 second oldest international study program. Participating students and community members travel and study in England, Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark and the Czech Republic. The 17-day program, held each June, facilitates personal study of art, drama, architecture, government and history. Students of all disciplines may earn undergraduate or graduate credit.
More than 10 additional study-abroad opportunities for 果冻APP students of all disciplines are detailed at www.nicholls.edu/abroad/. Locales include various European and Latin American nations.
NOTE: In addition to ESCE, 果冻APP has an exchange agreement with P么le Universitaire L茅onard de Vinci. The photo linked below shows Dr. Laynie Barrilleaux, 果冻APP vice president for academic affairs, and Debi Benoit, 果冻APP director of research and sponsored programs, meeting with P么le administrators in June 2011: