Fall and Spring Semester Program

Semester Courses

Title SemesterCredits - ECTSSyllabus
Britain and Europe from 1945 to BrexitFall5PDF
Fascisms, European history, current challengesFall3PDF
Financial InvestmentsFall3PDF
Immigration to the United Kingdom : History and RepresentationsFall3PDF
International Economic Law and PolicyFall3PDF
Introduction to the Law of the European Court of Human RightsFall3PDF
Microfinance (enseignement en anglais)Fall3PDF
Minorities, Immigrants and CinemaFall3PDF
The Council of Europe in International Relations Fall3PDF
The European Court of Human Rights (S1)Fall3PDF
Understanding Contemporary AfricaFall3PDF
Understanding the USFall3PDF
Cultural Policy in EuropeFall3PDF
Environmental Politics in the USFall3PDF
European Cultural HistoryFall3PDF
History, Institutions and Policies of the EUFall3PDF
The EU and the World EconomyFall3PDF
From Slavery to Black Lives MatterSpring3PDF
International EconomySpring3PDF
The Challenge of Climate Change: Strategies of the European Union, the United StateSpring3PDF
The politics of Visual culture in divided societiesSpring3PDF
Concurrence, Innovation et environnementSpring3PDF
Public International LawSpring3PDF
History of European integrationSpring3PDF
International Relations and the challenge of multilateralismSpring3PDF
Political Sociology of the EUSpring3PDF
The European Court of Human Rights (S2)Spring3PDF
The Evolution of the Media in the 21st CenturySpring3PDF
African American History from Reconstruction to the PresentSpring5PDF
Approaches of Cultural Pluralism: Artistic Transfer and Transnational HeritageSpring3PDF
The Commonwealth of Nations: From Empire Management to International and Transnational Cooperation3PDF

Semester Transcripts

The University of Strasbourg will provide grades for all of its courses in the French system (1-20). Grades will be issued on the University of Strasbourg transcripts as ECTS credits and transcripts will be prepared for each student who successfully completes their coursework and exams from the University of Strasbourg.

In most cases, two courses at the University of Strasbourg will transfer back to your home university as a single 3-US-credit course (2:1 ratio). Work with your study abroad office to select the courses and determine the appropriate course numbers and identifiers for when they are transcripted.

  • Spring (transcripts issued in late June)
  • Fall (transcripts issued in late February)

Courses at the Chateau will be awarded by your home institution* or from the CEPA School of Record for students who directly enroll.

For students who enroll through the CEPA Foundation West Virginia University partnership, and you are a non-WVU student who will receive a WVU transcript, follow the steps below to request your transcript:

  1. Go to: Transcript Ordering Services for WVU
  2. Start the process by clicking on the “Begin Order” button at the top of the page
  3. Enter the requested information
  4. Pay the fee of $12
  5. A confirmation email will be sent for you to authorize the order
  6. Transcripts will then be sent to you

*Students enrolled in the semester program through an Affiliate Institution, such as Georgia State University, Mercer University, or the University of the Incarnate Word will receive the US transcripts directly from their home university.

Summer Intercultural Leadership Program

Summer Transcripts

Summer Intercultural Leadership Program transcripts will be issued by the CEPA Foundation School of Record. Students who complete course requirements will receive credit for two 3-credit courses for a total of 6 U.S. semester credits per session.