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“Being at AUP has widened my scope of possible futures. As a person interested in sign languages and disability rights advocacy, there are not a lot of specific degrees or career titles that will enable me to work with these skill sets.”

– AUP President Sonya Stephens

“Being at AUP has widened my scope of possible futures. As a person interested in sign languages and disability rights advocacy, there are not a lot of specific degrees or career titles that will enable me to work with these skill sets.”

– Madeleine

“Being at AUP has widened my scope of possible futures. As a person interested in sign languages and disability rights advocacy, there are not a lot of specific degrees or career titles that will enable me to work with these skill sets.”

– Gandalf

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Speak the World’s Language

AUP graduates learn cultural translation. We teach you how to feel at home in global contexts and communicate across borders. You’ll learn to be fast on your feet, to adapt to unknown contexts and to thrive in multicultural environments. You’ll collaborate and innovate with colleagues and peers from drastically different backgrounds, cultures and fields, contributing to truly global ways of working. 54 33 10
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Cultural Program Office
culturalprogram@aup.edu
6, rue du Colonel Combes
75007, Paris

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75007, Paris

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“Being at AUP has widened my scope of possible futures. As a person interested in sign languages and disability rights advocacy, there are not a lot of specific degrees or career titles that will enable me to work with these skill sets.”

– Ari Price G'20

Contact Us

Cultural Program Office
culturalprogram@aup.edu
6, rue du Colonel Combes
75007, Paris

Mastering Theory & Practice

By conducting reasoned debate that considers conflicting ideas, one engages in the pursuit of truth. This is a key tenet of dialectical learning, a discussion-based approach central to the AUP graduate classroom. Theory is important because it provides opportunities for students to navigate multiple perspectives and translate concepts between cultures. Students are treated as rising professionals, sharing their differing viewpoints, experiences and contexts in response to theoretical debates.

Classroom Environment: Discussion in small groups facilitated by mentoring faculty.

Academic Resources: Students craft their own pathways through master’s studies supported by academic, career and experiential resources.

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“Being at AUP has widened my scope of possible futures. As a person interested in sign languages and disability rights advocacy, there are not a lot of specific degrees or career titles that will enable me to work with these skill sets.”

– Ari Price G'20