Students are fully integrated with British students and take regular liberal arts courses. Fields of study include American studies, business, creative and performing arts, cultural studies, design, drama and theater studies, education, English, environmental studies, European studies, fine arts, geography, health, health and safety management, history, information technology, languages, math, natural and physical sciences, physical education, psychology, religion, sociology, sports studies, women's studies, and more. Eligibility Requirements: Sophomores and above; 3.0 GPA Credits: 12-15 undergraduate Application Deadline: Fall, April 15; Spring, October 1
June. In addition, there is also a program designed for freshmen. Eligibility Requirements: Juniors and Seniors; 2.75 GPA; Credits: 12-16 undergraduate Application Deadline: Fall: June 1, Spring: October 15 University College London (Archaeology Studies Only*) Country: United Kingdom Location: London Campus: Stony Brook University Term(s): Fall, Spring, Academic Year Language of Instruction: English Program Description: UCL is located on a compact site in the heart of London with extensive academic facilities on campus, with close proximity to unparalleled resources such as the British Library, museums, archives, cultural institutions and professional bodies. Students can study Archaeology. Eligibility Requirements: Sophomore and above; 3.3 GPA Credits: 12-15 undergraduate Application Deadline: March 1; October 1
Liverpool Hope University Country: United Kingdom Location: Liverpool (England) Campus: SUNY Potsdam Term(s): Fall, Academic Year Language of Instruction: English Program Description: An undergraduate direct enrollment program at a small and friendly college in the suburbs of a bustling seaport and cultural center. Most majors are available, including American studies, art & design, business, drama & theatre, education, health, media studies, music, politics, sociology, religion, and sports studies. Eligibility Requirements: Juniors, Seniors, exceptional Sophomores considered; minimum cumulative 2.75 GPA Credits: 12-15 undergraduate Application Deadline: March 15
Foundations for International Education- London Country: United Kingdom Location: London (England) Campus: University at Albany Term(s): Fall, Spring, Academic Year Language of Instruction: English Program Description: FIE was established in 1998 and is a private, independent, non-profit educational organization based in London, England offering academic year, semester or summer study abroad programs for college undergraduates. For the semester length program, FIE hosts students for 14 weeks of study. The model of the program is such that students choose an FIE Key Course and a Pathway Course. Electives are also offered. Key Courses for the Semester include: British Life and Cultures Britain and Europe British Culture and Visual Media British Life and Business The aim of a pathway is to increase student choice and allow for a variety of student interests to be represented and nurtured. Pathway Courses: Internships: 3 days a week internships with class meetings throughout the term. Research: (social science, business, humanities)-- Develop research skills through designing, executing, writing and presenting your own research project. Service Learning Pathway: students are matched with nonprofit, charity or social enterprise organizations. 3 days a week placement with class meetings throughout the term. Study: students can choose to take elective courses
University of Roehampton Country: United Kingdom Location: London Campus: SUNY Brockport Term(s): Fall, Spring, Academic Year Language of Instruction: English Program Description: The University of Roehampton is located about 6 miles from the heart of London. Set in a beautiful parkland, the university combines green field campuses with close proximity to London. The University is well known for its academic standards, reflected by good Teaching Quality Assurance scores and its extensive research profile. Participants will attend the same classes, live in the same housing, and participate in the same social, cultural, athletic, and academic extracurricular activities as their British counterparts. The most popular program areas available at the University of Roehampton include: Business and Social Sciences, English and Modern Languages, Humanities and Cultural Studies, Life and Sport Sciences, and Education and Arts (including dance and drama). Housing is in universityowned residence halls. Typically, fall semester runs from early September to December and spring from January to
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