Rosen College of Hospitality Management (RCHM) students have the opportunity to participate in an exchange program with The University of Angers, School of Hotel and Tourism in France (ESTHUA=Etudes Superieures de Tourisme et Hotellerie d'Angers). The exchange includes a specialized hospitality and tourism curriculum and site inspections, as well as introductory classes in French. The "Groupe Anglophone" tourism and hospitality courses are tailored to international students and are delivered in English. Angers is the 16th largest populated city in France and is located in the Loire Valley, about 200 miles southwest of Paris. It is a regional center with about 270,000 residents. The city features some of the most beautiful and prolific gardens in France, as well as the oldest and largest collection of medieval tapestries in the world, which hangs in the 13th century Chateau d'Angers located in the heart of the city.
Minimum Requirements
Application Process:
You can apply online for this program. The application includes the submittal of a brief essay (500 words) that clearly describes your academic and personal goals, as well as how this program would further them. We recommend you work on your essay outside the application environment and then paste it on the appropriate field.
In addition, the application process also requires that you submit the following items to Joshua Johnson, RCH 201C:
Selected participants must meet with the Program Coordinator to discuss and register for the appropriate coursework. Course work completed through the program may count as 12 semester hours of restricted elective or general elective course work.
All applications will be reviewed by the Rosen College International Committee and selected applicants will be notified of how to follow up. Assessment of the applications will be based on the academic qualifications of the applicant, as well as fit with the courses that the applicant has taken. UCF does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation and/or veteran status.
Additional Information:
Participants of this program will be expected to realize the following outcomes:
DISCIPLINARY OUTCOMES (per course syllabi)
GEOGRAPHIC AWARENESS
SELF-AWARENESS
SELF-RELIANCE
COMMUNICATION
A combination of the following two modules at University of Angers, France: Tourism Management Education & Training, Corporate Communication in Tourism Industry. The descriptions of these modules can be found at the above links.
Per syllabus.
Must be completed with three UCF approved courses for this institution.
A combination of the following five modules at University of Angers, France: The Loire Valley Castles,Tour Guiding & Tour Operating in France, Food Culture Management, Getting to Know Destinations, Marketing Wine-Related Products. The descriptions of these modules can be found at the above links.
Per syllabus.
Must be completed with three UCF approved courses for this institution.
A combination of the following three modules at University of Angers, France: Regional Tourism, Sports and Tourism, International Tourism. The descriptions of these modules can be found at the above links.
Per syllabus.
Must be completed with three UCF approved courses for this institution.
A combination of the following four modules at University of Angers, France: Management Accounting, Commercial Negotiation, International Marketing, Quality Services Management in Hotel & Tourism. The descriptions of these modules can be found at the above links.
Per syllabus.
Must be completed with three UCF approved courses for this institution.
Disclaimer: The cost does not cover UCF tuition, airfare (for most programs), independent travel, and personal expenses. Cost is approximate and may fluctuate due to changes in foreign currency. UCF reserves the right to alter or cancel the program at any time. In such cases, the university shall not be liable for airfare or other transportation costs incurred by the student. Students should consult their travel agent about buying travel insurance to defray unanticipated costs in the event travel plans change. Students will be notified via Knights email if there are any significant changes made to the program.