Academic Term: Academic Year
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University of Oxford, St. Edmund Hall Partnership
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St. Edmund Hall is thought of by many as Oxford’s oldest educational establishment with a history that runs back to 1236. Affectionately known as Teddy Hall, the college is known for independent thought and academic excellence in history, English literature, economics, finance, political science, philosophy, languages, psychology, and more. Unwind in Teddy Hall’s Junior…
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University of York Partnership
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A member of Britain’s Russell Group, York offers rigorous academics with especially strong archaeology, history, English and STEM, and is known for close community ties. The self-contained, lake-front campus is a 20-minute walk from the historic city center. The student-friendly city of York has all the contemporary conveniences plus a rich history and heritage.…
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Queen Mary, University of London Partnership
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Queen Mary, University of London is one of the UK’s leading research-focused universities, and one of the largest University of London colleges. Its flexible system allows you to choose classes from different academic departments across the university. IFSA students in this program live and learn at the fully integrated campus at Mile End, part of…
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London School of Economics and Political Science Partnership
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Tackle real-world issues and debate with peers who bring perspectives from 160+ countries in this challenging program. In the heart of central London, LSE is the UK’s first university to earn carbon neutral certification and Britain’s only university to specialize in social sciences. An impressive 37 world leaders have taught or studied here. As an…
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SOAS, University of London Partnership
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Prestigious SOAS, or School of Oriental and African Studies, is the UK’s only university to specialize in the study of Asia, Africa, and the Near and Middle East. “The world’s university” aspires to tackle global problems and broaden students’ views. With half the student body from beyond the UK, being here is almost like taking…
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University of Oxford, Regent’s Park College Partnership
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With about 150 undergraduate students, Regent’s Park has a long history of inclusion. The college specializes in arts and humanities, economics, English, and history, with particular strength in theology and religion. At Regent’s Park, you get the benefit of a tranquil quad in the center of the city, plus one of Oxford’s best Junior Commons…
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University College Dublin Partnership
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Follow in the footsteps of James Joyce and five Irish prime ministers at Ireland’s largest university, ranked among the top one percent of universities worldwide. Highlights include research opportunities. With Intro to Scientific Research and Intro to Engineering Research, study abroad students can team up with a doctorate student and faculty member, even with no…
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University of Kent Partnership
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Historic Kent provides a unique backdrop to the university’s self-contained campus, where you’ll join students and staff from more than 150 nations. Kent is noted for strong law, international relations, and business departments, among others. Visiting students have access to all but a very small number of classes, so it’s easy to keep credits on…
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University of Oxford, Worcester College Partnership
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Founded in 1714, Worcester has a full range of academic disciplines to choose from, making it a great place to experience Oxford’s world-famous tutorial system. It is a great option for computer science, economics, English, history, philosophy, and political science. Actress Emma Watson was a IFSA study aboard student for a semester, and graduates include the…
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Ulster University Partnership
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Formerly focused on art, Ulster’s newly expanded, cutting-edge campus in Belfast offers exciting range of subjects, including computing, engineering, business, politics, policy, law, communication, sports, architecture, hospitality, event management, photography, and digital animation. The university focuses on active learning and employable skills, and students enjoy strong ties to industry, from film, animation, and gaming to…
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