Trimester Study Abroad Programs in England

Imagine spending the semester living in the heart of London while taking classes and completing an international internship. Your academic base will be the University of Westminster, where you'll be taking classes in a wide variety of topics and gaining professional experience in an internship chosen according to your background and interests. Fulfill major course requirements and boost your résumé like nothing else! The University of Westminster offers over 700 classes in a number of fields such as architecture, chemistry, computer science, British history, business, design, psychology, and many more. Interested in learning about British business practices? Want to try your hand at journalism or fashion design? Use this opportunity to build on existing skills or learn something new!

The Buckingham Palace. Big Ben. The London Eye. Stonehenge. Visit these amazing places (and more!) while studying in England! Enroll in your chosen non-profit, low-cost, direct study program. We connect you to university-level, academic-type programs that are available all year round. Choose from weekly, monthly, summer, quarterly, semester, and academic year terms. Plus, stay in low-cost housing on campus or in nearby areas. Overall, avoid expensive, for-profit programs and register directly with a school in England. After successful completion, you will earn academic credits that are transferable to your home school. These study abroad programs are open to students worldwide. See more details on the NPSA website. Use this website to review and book your study abroad program in England.

Study alongside University of the Arts London undergraduates for one, two, or three terms and fully integrate into a BA program and student life in the United Kingdom. Integrated Study Abroad Programs allow students to join current University of the Arts London undergrads for one term in the Autumn, one term to two terms in the Spring, or one full academic year. The program promotes cultural integration into the UK higher education system and local student life. Participants undertake the same coursework and schedule as local students. They should anticipate independent learning and a collaborative environment, focusing on discussion-based learning and project work. Students interested in the program should have a major or minor in the elected subject or have a developed portfolio in their chosen subject area.