The American
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The world’s largest museum houses celebrated works of art that span time and geography, set against the backdrop of the Louvre’s exquisite interior and exterior architectural design.

Every semester, AUP and the Louvre organize the Les Jeunes ont la Parole program, where AUP students guide museum visitors through pieces that they’ve studied, allowing for a more profound understanding through dialogue.

UNESCO coordinates international cooperation in education, science, culture, and communication so that all peoples can benefit from quality education, a rich cultural environment, scientific advances, and freedom of expression.

AUP’s Student Media department, invited to provide on-the-ground news coverage of UNESCO’s 9th Annual Youth Forum, produced digital newsletters in French and English, a print magazine, and video highlights of the event.

Oxford’s International Human Rights Law Summer School’s program allows participants to explore key contemporary challenges to the protection and enforcement of human rights law.

AUP’s master's in Diplomacy and International Law will help you think critically about complex diplomatic and international legal issues, as you take part in a practicum at The Hague and earn a certificate from Oxford in International Human Rights.

The Ecole de Guerre is France’s highest-level establishment for the training of senior military officers, with a curriculum that examines the complexities of contemporary conflict and seeks out nuanced and contextualized solutions.

Students in AUP’s International Affairs master’s program can participate in the Ecole de Guerre’s Coalition Exercise, a military intervention simulation where students take on the role of humanitarian aid workers.

This global wildlife and environment conservation organization works to protect primates, develop community-centered health projects, and promote improved agricultural practices.

AUP’s Roots and Shoots organization, a chapter of the Jane Goodall Institute, addresses problems related to human rights, animal rights, and environmental issues.

Christie’s, the historic British auction house, is the world’s leading art business and fine art auctioneer, holding sales in more than 80 categories, including the fine and decorative arts, jewelry, and collectibles.

As you investigate the economic and financial aspects of art with our Art and the Market class, you will have the opportunity to visit Christie’s, in order to get a first-hand look at the contemporary art market.

The Panthéon-Sorbonne Paris I is a public research university in Paris. AUP partners with its department of Political Science to explore international affairs from the perspective of a French university.

Students take four courses at La Sorbonne in the context of AUP’s dual-degree Masters program in International Affairs, Conflict Resolution, and Civil Society Development.