London
Studying in London during Fall 2009 semester
London 2009 Power Point- Click here to view the program prices $$, course options, and steps to take to secure a spot
Why Study in London?
London is an exciting city in which to live and study. Still one of the world's most beautiful capitals, it is rich in art, music, theater and literary history. More than 60 theaters provide unrivaled opportunitues for students to experience live, professional productions. Four major symphony orchestras and two opera companies reside in London. The University of London alone has more than 125,000 students, and specialized schools. Students bring a more global perspective to their home campuses after experiencing the London study program.
Accommodations:
AIFS Meal Voucher Package Fall 2009
Homestays: Students selecting the homestay option will be placed with another AIFS student in a residential area of London within 30-45 minutes commuting distance of the Study Center. Typical accommodations are in a twin-bedded room with other facilities shared with the host. Students have their own keys and can use the kitchen at mutually convenient times. Students will be expected to adapt to the hosts and their way of life and show consideration. Breakfasts are provided five days a week.
Shared apartments/Studios: Students selecting this option normally will be housed in the Kensington or Marylebone areas, 30-40 minutes by underground from the StudyCenter. Apartments vary in layout and may consist of a lounge, several shared bedrooms (twins and/or triples, some with bunk beds) and a shared kitchen and bathroom. AIFS provides a resident staff member in some buildings.
Student Life
The AIFS staff keeps students informed about various cultural and social events in London and helps students make individual plans that complement academic interests. AIFS staff also organizes a cultural program of evening theater events and day-long excursions to places of the program fee, but most do not. AIFS proviedes membership of the University of London Union, which gives access to student clubs and societies and (at a reasonable additional cost) to sports facilities including a swimming pool, health spa, gym and squash courts.
Bonnie Green, Study Abroad Program Assistant (916) 691-7187
Ellen Arden-Ogle, Study Abroad Program Director (916) 691-7170
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