UNC French Summer School
University of New Caledonia
Noumea, New Caledonia
About the programme
The University of New Caledonia hosts an annual French Summer School, renowned for its immersion in Melanesian culture, with a three-week course to improve your French in a biodiversity hotspot. UNC welcomes students from overseas partner institutions, including the University of Auckland, from mid-November to early December each year. The program is customised to meet students’ needs, and it is dedicated to students with at least an A2+ level in French from a wide range of cultural backgrounds. Based on an exciting range of educational and cultural activities, the curriculum aims at introducing students to New Caledonia’s linguistic, cultural, and environmental diversity. Participants will be able to experience the New Caledonian student way of life, staying in the local university student residence. For more information on how to apply for this programme as a University of Auckland student, please visit our 360 International global programmes portal.
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Nahanni’s report from the 2023 UNC Summer School
I found out about The University of New Caledonia French Summer School exchange program while taking French 304 at UoA. Specifically, the program had been recommended by our lecturers as one of a few French exchange opportunities available to UoA students. This year, with only one French paper left to complete for my Global Studies…Continue…
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Bella’s report from the 2023 UNC Summer School
I found out about the UNC French Summer School on the 360 International Exchange website which I thought would be a great opportunity to improve my French whilst gaining credits towards my Global Studies degree. As New Caledonia is only a short 2.5-hour flight away from Auckland I was pleasantly surprised by how dynamic the…Continue…
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Cassandra’s report from the 2023 UNC Summer School
I found out about the University of New Caledonia Summer School by browsing the 360 International programmes list, and when I took French 204 last semester, Vivian told us even more about the exchange. When I first arrived, the first thing that struck me was the heat : living in Auckland, I own exactly one…Continue…