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Franklin Hall 303
Bloomington IN 47405
812.855.9304
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London, England (IES Summer Program)
BRITAIN
Summer in London
LONDON
- Exciting political, theatrical and artistic center
- Ideally located for travel to Scotland, Ireland & the continent
DATES
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION
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Institute for the International Education of Students—(IES) program. Visit IES
Web site at
www.iesabroad.org and select “London” from list of programs.
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Center in Bloomsbury district near the British Museum
- Instruction by British professors
- Theater visits, city tours, field trips
- 50-60 U.S. students
ACADEMIC PROGRAM
- 6 IU credits for any two courses:
- Shakespeare (ENG-L 313) AH
- Modern British Novel (ENG-L 346) AH
- Bloomsbury Era (ENG-L 369) AH
- London & World War I (HIST-OS 100*) SH
- Living and Dying in 17th & 18th Century London (HIST-OS 100*)
SH
- Medieval London (HIST-OS 100*) SH
- Architecture of London (FINA-A 396) SH
- English Country House (FINA-OS 100*) SH
- Government and Politics in Britain (POLS-Y 407) SH
- Media & UK Politics (POLS-Y 407 or CMCL-C 204 or TEL-OS 300 or JOUR-OS
300**)
SH
- Theater in London (THTR-OS 100**) AH
- Passions and Repressions in British Cinema (CMCL-C 398) AH
- Ethnic Tapestry of Contemporary Britain (SOC-S 360 or ANTH-OS 300*)** SH
- International Marketing Management† (BUS-OS 100*)
- Fine Arts Workshop: Drawing in the National Gallery (FINA-OS 100*)
AH
*Note: -OS 100 (-OS 300) is the default designation to identify courses recorded as 100-level (300-level) undistributed credit that can count in total hours toward graduation and may be able to satisfy major, minor, or distributional requirements with the approval of participant’s school.
**COAS Culture Studies, List B
†Business students will only be awarded elective Business credit for this course. No exceptions are possible.
HOUSING
ADDITIONAL PROGRAM INFORMATION
ELIGIBILITY
You may apply if you
- are a degree candidate at any Indiana University campus who is making
normal academic progress,
- are in at least your third full-time semester of college,
- are academically prepared for courses available on this program (primarily 300-level social sciences and humanities courses), and
- have an overall cumulative GPA of
approximately 3.0.
Complete eligibility criteria and selection criteria are outlined within the Academic Policies and Procedures
of the Office of Overseas Study.
Selection is based on maturity, seriousness of purpose,
appropriateness of and match between program and applicant. Students on disciplinary probation during program period are not eligible.
ESTIMATED 2008 COSTS
- Fee paid to IU: $370
- Fee paid to IES: $6,200 (tuition, housing, field trip,
health insurance)
Initial prepayment of $500 due March 3.
- Additional meals $1,300
- International airfare $1,000
Personal expenses and vacation travel additional
FINANCIAL AID
- IU scholarships, grants and loans
applicable to program costs with some
exceptions.
Please carefully check these exceptions before you commit to a program.
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IES Need-based, Merit-based, Minority
Scholarships and Disability Grants available. Visit IES Web site at
www.iesabroad.org and select “Scholarships & Financial Aid” from Quick
Links at left.
- Find general information about financial aid and links to additional scholarship opportunities here: www.indiana.edu/~overseas/basics/finaid.shtml.
APPLICATION DEADLINE
January 28, 2008
Electronic notification of application status within four weeks of application deadline.
How to Apply for this Program
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Last updated: January 14, 2008
Comments: overseas@indiana.edu
