[FACE Foundation](https://face-foundation.org/artistic-funds/jazz-new-music/grant-application)

April 2026 (Application deadline, projected)

Covers all-inclusive short-term summer programs in France for students and faculty; specific award amounts not publicly stated.

Enables U.S. community college students and faculty to participate in immersive study abroad and collaboration opportunities with French institutions, emphasizing diversity and inclusion.

--- ## Description Community College in France is an initiative designed to foster connections between U.S. community colleges and French higher education institutions. The program aims to increase diversity and inclusion in study abroad by making international experiences accessible to community college students and faculty. Participants can join short-term summer "French Bootcamp" programs or enroll in degree-granting programs in France, with a strong emphasis on sustainable development and ecology. The initiative also provides opportunities for faculty and administrators to engage with French counterparts and explore institutional collaborations. --- ## Due Dates - April 2026 (Application deadline, anticipated/projection) *All dates are projected based on the annual cycle; check the program page for updates.* --- ## Funding Amount - The program provides an all-inclusive package for selected participants, covering high-quality academic programs, logistics, administrative support, and immersive experiences in France. - Specific monetary award amounts are not publicly stated. Funding typically supports participation in two-week summer bootcamps or degree programs for students, as well as opportunities for faculty and administrators. - Supported by the L’Oréal Fund for Women and the Albert & Elaine Borchard Foundation. --- ## Eligibility - **Eligible applicants:** U.S. community college students with a strong interest in cultural exchange. - **Faculty and administrators** from U.S. community colleges are also eligible to participate, particularly in the Bootcamp programs. - Programs are intended to remove barriers to international experiences for community college communities, with a focus on diversity and inclusion. - No specific field of study restriction, but academic content emphasizes multidisciplinary learning, sustainable development, and ecology. --- ## Application Process - Applications are typically submitted through the Albertine Foundation or associated program portals. - Students and faculty should prepare to demonstrate their interest in cultural exchange and describe how participation will impact their academic or professional development. - For more information and to access application materials, visit the [Community College in France program page](https://albertinefoundation.org/higher-education/community-college-in-france). - Questions and application support are available via the program contact listed below. --- ## Additional Information - The program offers administrative and logistical support, ensuring an all-inclusive experience for participants. - Faculty and administrators gain exposure to the French higher education system and opportunities for institutional collaboration. - For general resources about studying in France, see [Campus France USA](https://www.usa.campusfrance.org/). --- ## External Links - [Community College in France Program Page](https://albertinefoundation.org/higher-education/community-college-in-france) - [Campus France USA – Study in France Resources](https://www.usa.campusfrance.org/) - [FACE Foundation Home](https://face-foundation.org/) --- ## Contact Information | Name | Role | Email | |---------------|-------------------|--------------------------------------------| | Bulent Inan | Program Officer | [bulent.inan@villa-albertine.org](mailto:bulent.inan@villa-albertine.org) | ---

Community College in France

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