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While we work on some upgrades to our website, login will be unavailable for about a full day this Friday night through Saturday, September 30th. You will still be able to peruse the IES Abroad website, but will not be able to access your MyIESabroad account during that window. You should be able to get back into your account by Sunday, October 1st.

You know what it’s like to fall in love—but Paris won’t break your heart.

You’ll want to spend all of your time admiring cultural icons like the Eiffel Tower and getting lost in the city’s exquisite art scene while studying abroad in Paris. On an average day you might savor the decadent French cuisine at a local restaurant and take a walk along the River Seine and wander aimlessly through the city streets for hours.

When you study abroad in Paris, every day is magnifique, and it’s all in the name of love. Je t’aime, Paris!

Enjoy the many museums of Paris like the Musée d’Orsay with cheap ticket prices thanks to your IES Abroad student card.

This square features arched arcades and gorgeous 17th- and 18th-century apartment buildings surrounding an immaculate garden.

Spend the day watching boats and sharing brie on baguettes with friends, then dance while live bands play on the river banks.

This massive park is home to a canal, themed gardens, museums, a cinema, and large architectural sculptures.


Experience ballet and opera performances under a ceiling painted by Marc Chagall at the Palais Garnier opera house.


The Center is where our highly trained local staff provide on-the-ground support throughout your time abroad.


The IES Abroad Paris Center has two locations that cater to students on different programs. Visit nearby sites like the bustling street market by the Cimetière du Montparnasse, or any number of shops in the area. Regardless of which location is part of your commute, the Center is your study abroad hub.

With 70 years of experience, we are proud to set the standard for health and safety in study abroad. Our Chicago-based and on-site staff are all highly trained and experienced in the matters of health, safety, and crisis management. We are here for you from predeparture to your return, and are ready to support you—no matter which time zone you’re in. We plan for "what ifs" so that you don’t have to. From international health insurance included in the cost of your program to highly-trained local staff who can connect you to English-speaking healthcare providers, we are working around the clock to ensure your health and safety while abroad.

In the case you need to see a doctor or mental health professional.

Whether you encounter an issue while traveling or in your host city.

Receive any emergency updates from IES Abroad staff via call or text.


So that you feel prepared to respond to an emergency should one arise.


Getting your passport is a crucial step for studying abroad. With processing times taking longer than usual, consider this a gentle reminder to not procrastinate on getting or renewing your passport.


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Historical and projected aggregate GHG emissions trajectories under different scenarios, by country income group, 1990-2050

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