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Around the World with Wells

At Wells College we prepare students to appreciate complexity and difference, to embrace new ways of knowing, to be creative, and to respond ethically to the interdependent worlds to which they belong. Study abroad programs play an integral role in this process. Whether you want to study in Dakar, Florence or Paris, you can expect to learn about the world from a different perspective while integrating with a diverse community of students, scholars, and citizens.

Florence, Italy - Apply Today

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The Wells College Florence Program offers a unique opportunity to study and live in Florence, Italy’s most important and dynamic cultural center. The thousands of students, from more than 200 American colleges and universities, who have participated in the Wells College Florence Program have praised it for its efficient organization, the excellent personal, academic and logistical support, the close and personalized staff-student relationship, the rich and varied curriculum (more than 250 courses), the professionalism and commitment of the faculty, the uniqueness of the one-week Orientation and Culture Immersion in Florence, the cultural activities and excursions.

Paris, France - Apply Today

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The unique attraction of this program is its focus on the arts. It is designed for students wishing to develop their interests and talents in areas such as the studio arts (drawing, painting, photography, bookbinding, printmaking, sculpture, fashion design illustration, ceramics, etc.), art history, and dance while experiencing another culture.

Dakar, Senegal - Apply Today

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Wells College offers its students and visiting students from other American colleges and universities a unique opportunity to study in Dakar, Senegal, one of the most vibrant cities in western Africa; where modern amenities mix well with the cultural tradition of the Wolof, Peul and Sérère peoples.

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“All my classes were taught in French which really improved my French.” —A.S., Colby College