AUP alum becomes expert in energy policy with IEA
Sasha Bikoff channels a study abroad experience at AUP to fuse history, fashion, and art in bold, maximalist interior design.
Caroline Wright, a chef and author, finds opportunities for creativity, nourishing food, and community—even in a cancer diagnosis.
Journalist Christopher Knapp ʼ18 drives change through storytelling
For decades, communications and culture executive Jane Basson ’99 has shaped multinational teams and driven impact in the aerospace industry
Kendall West makes the most of his experience through involvement in many student activities
Volodymyr Gain is a French student who chose AUP for the international, multicultural environment
Osilama Udochi came to AUP for a psychology degree and found entrepreneurship and ways of helping others.
Meet Asha Bimitriev Wiratnanto for whom AUP is a perfect fit
Social entrepreneur Alix Lebec ’02 is building solutions to global challenges by scaling innovative finance and philanthropy through her advisory firm, LEBEC.
Boris Pavlov ’10, former investment banker turned entrepreneur, is transforming the travel industry with his innovative vacation rental platform, Flataway.
Okada Media’s mission is to expand available opportunities for African filmmakers while removing barriers to entry.
Now a veteran journalist, Fuller has been chasing era-defining stories ever since. As a former foreign correspondent and leading authority on Southeast Asia,...
At AUP Laurent joined a thriving communications and journalism department, which guided him in developing the necessary skills to set out on an international...
For Congo-born, Paris-raised Isis Ossebi ’12, working at the United Nations was a dream.
For Charles Duque, the food industry is a powerful platform to bridge cultures and shape socioeconomic landscapes around the world.
Samantha Gilliams knows a thing or two about ingredients.
I arrived in France in 2014, intending to stay for one year to conduct research. I never left.
Rose is internationally acclaimed for his mastery of traditional French cooking.
Students studying either linguistics or the history and politics of the Middle East are invited to attend a three-day study trip to Istanbul.
The Democracy Lab on Prison Education brings together AUP students and people detained at Paris La Santé prison to learn via collaborative textual analysis.
The knowledge I gained in AUP's classes ten years ago is indispensable in my industry today.
For me, brands are about trust and transparency. Strong brands are ones with which people build affinities.
Creative Production Club meets once a week to channel students’ creative energy into collaborative projects.
Exploring Paris on foot shows just how closely our understanding of our lives can be connected to our sense of place.
Students are immersed in prewar and wartime Jewish life in Poland and dedicate time to critical thinking on contemporary memorial issues in the country.
Participants are provided with a light-up baton to carry throughout, symbolizing the movement’s aim of “lighting up the night against cancer.”
The club organizes regular volunteering opportunities for students in Paris.
ASM has launched Peacock Radio in partnership with World Radio Paris – the largest English-speaking radio station in France.
I now see a classroom on every corner.
My relationship with the team remains strong.
“I have found myself applying the theory I encountered in class in real-life scenarios,” says Stephanie Bergon, undergrad.
Paris is an excellent place to study architecture — from Ancient Roman to contemporary marvels.
Paris is a vibrant city for not only Western art but also Asian, African and Middle Eastern art.
I still remember the year I transferred to AUP as one of the best of my life.
AUP formed in me the strong desire to make a difference in my community.
My time spent at AUP changed my perspective on what was possible in life.
The amount of emphasis my professors placed on student–teacher contact was very special.
My professors had a great deal of influence on my trajectory.
I got exactly what I wanted out of the school: an international experience.
Being at AUP and in Paris allowed me to explore different aspects of life, fields of education and subjects of interest.
This course helps students understand how economic theory unpins environmental and ecological decision-making worldwide.
My advice to students would be to maximize your time with all the services AUP has to offer.
I have always tried to blend disciplines in my own research, and I appreciate AUP’s attempt to build a strong interdisciplinary community.
It’s important to have a sense of how one’s readers will experience things.
Our students are a great reflection of fashion’s interconnected history.
AUP offered serious academic programs and an international student body.
Spanish-speaking students volunteered their time to support human rights lawyers who represent families of victims of the November 13 attacks.
My favorite memories of AUP have to do with all the people I met there: peers, friends and professors.
Broadly speaking, my research revolves around the history of political economy.
Professor Jens Brockmeier’s research is concerned with the cultural fabric of mind and language.
I encourage anyone looking to go into economics to make the most of the liberal arts program.
My advice to anyone just graduating is to find something you love, and then to work hard at it.
For Lucia Sendagorta the choice of Capstone project was an opportunity to explore art from outside a French or American perspective.
Fatima took part in the Athens Democracy Forum, organized by the Democracy and Culture Foundation in association with the New York Times.
“Students identify a retail space that has been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic,” explains Professor Hamilton.
Students attended a global climate gathering to discuss tangible solutions to environmental problems.
History, Law and Society students provided legal guidance to people seeking asylum on the US–Mexico border.
When I came to AUP, I was curious to learn new things.
When I found AUP, my world got a whole lot bigger!
Through my relationships with professors and academic advisors I was able to find my real passion and build my own major around it.
Marketing is fundamentally about understanding people.
Use the camera lens to decipher the city’s history.
I can confidently say that AUP set the foundation and gave me the knowledge that I needed to practice new values in my personal and professional life.
While all the courses that I took at AUP were engaging, I was most fascinated by the dynamics of the classes themselves.
AUP was exactly what I was looking for: a liberal arts university in the center of Paris, with a diverse student population.
Dig beneath the rich layers of history or explore concepts in photography and drawing that make Rome a modern-day wonder.
I embarked upon a Russian Studies degree, with an International Relations component.
I don’t think I could have found such amazing professors and such a unique student community at any other university.
I love how international AUP students are: I’m constantly learning from their diversity.
Being in Paris opened opportunities to explore beyond the books.
AUP has been the perfect way to finish my undergraduate studies.
Being here pushed me to observe subjects and events from an increasingly international point of view.
Learn your way around HD cameras, microphones and the editing program Final Cut Pro.
You have the opportunity to write and share your work under the guidance of our highly accomplished faculty.
While staying in the heart of downtown Cairo, you will visit many of the locations referenced in the literature you’ll have studied in class.
I love living in Paris: it inspires me toward greater creativity and ambition.
AUP is such a wonderful environment for cross-cultural exchange.
Features a complex international business simulation that integrates material students have covered throughout their studies.
AUP gave me a window onto the rest of the world and showed me that I needed a career where I could work to make global change.
Professor Elena Berg conducted this research project with student Shannon Monahan in the Environmental Science Lab.
I immediately liked AUP because of its diverse student body.
AUP helped me gain confidence and the practical knowledge I needed to start an internship at the OECD.
I’ll never forget how beautiful it was to see our small class come together to organize a conference in honor of End Violence Against Women Day.
Looking back, I feel lucky to have spent these crucial years at AUP and in Paris.
Dr. Elena Berg brings a multifaceted perspective across anthropology, human behavior, and environmental science to research and the life scientific at AUP.
Professor Mougel uses Paris to develop diverse courses that open students' minds to diversity.
I’ve always found that AUP’s faculty and staff are extremely attentive to the needs of students.
AUP impressed me immediately as the right place to develop my interests.
Moving to Paris was one of the best decisions of my life.
That was my student experience at AUP in a nutshell – a culturally rich, international learning environment.
The Peacock Plume was selected by UNESCO to step in as the official source of news for the 9th Youth Forum in Paris.
I love how AUP galvanizes us to participate in co-curricular activities.
Nibbling on a piece of rich, milky, nutty cheese might have more cultural implications than you think.
Students of urban form and Place Branding will discover Islamic architecture and design and how these are part of Fez public identity.
Allows you to explore and understand how place promoters have used place branding to develop a compelling national story.
Blends classes in sustainable development with hands-on work for local NGOs.
I appreciated how I was being encouraged to try out classes in multiple subject areas.
AUP helped fuel my interest in mental health and cognitive science, and those passions guide me still.
I’ve always appreciated the balance AUP strikes between academic rigor and exploration.
I’ve made some of my closest friends here.
I was lucky enough to take my FirstBridge class with the legendary Julie Thomas and Kathleen Chevalier.
I wanted a school where I’d be encouraged to express myself creatively.
I learned a lot about myself through learning about other people.
I was the first student to graduate from AUP with a degree in Film and Media.
I can honestly say that I found every aspect of my studies and my daily life fascinating.
It was only when I started applying to jobs that I saw how many doors were open to me because of what I studied.
I wanted to attend an American university, but I also wanted to stay close to home.
Professor Roy studied English, French, and Indian literature at the University of Mumbai before pursuing a PhD at La Sorbonne Nouvelle.
AUP cemented my desire to study literature and writing and helped spark my intellectual curiosity and creativity.
I wanted to major in Psychology until I fell deeply in love with Art History after a Firstbridge class and decided to dig deeper.
I saw that I could choose my own courses and create a made-to-measure experience for myself.
Professor Vanel specializes in mid-twentieth century art and has worked on a diverse range of artists and topics.
I wanted to study art history in a city that was overflowing with world-renowned museums.