Location
England: London
Term
Academic Year, Fall, Spring, Summer
Dates
Early Sept. to mid December; Early January to early May
Lexia's academically challenging Semester and Academic Year Programs is composed of several courses, some of which run concurrently, while others follow in a sequence. Some of the basic courses of the program are: 1) British Life and Culture introduces students to the United Kingdom and to London to its history, politics, economics, geography and culture; 2) Multiculturalism and Global Dimension introduces students to London as a historically cosmopolitan city 3) a Research Methods Seminar; and 4) an individualized Field Research Project (FRP). The FRP is an opportunity to design an independent study project which focuses directly on a subject area within a student's academic major or minor.
Lexia offers an in-depth academic opportunity to study London, England, its history, arts, politics and culture, through a progressive curriculum of language, cultural and field study which blends theory and practice with classroom and field-based learning. Our programs clearly articulate how to actively engage another culture. Through the Field Research Project, Lexia can accommodate almost any major or field of interest at all overseas sites. With the exception of language classes, the primary language of instruction is English. Unpaid internships and volunteer work are offered as a supplement to the academic program.
Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)
Previous work experience, communication skills.
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In general, on-site orientation, tuition and fees, scheduled program excursions, housing costs (options vary by program), partial board at some sites, student support services by Lexia Resident Director and program staff, comprehensive medical insurance, International Student Identity Card (ISIC), official transcript from Western Washington University. For specific information regarding London, please inquire at Lexia International.
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