Cost: > $30,000
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King’s College London: Premedical Program
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Take a step toward medical school with this competitive program, designed to introduce you to general practice with access to the University of London’s exceptional teaching and research facilities. Beyond academics, here’s your chance to live like Londoner in a city known for architectural icons, royal history, and cultural diversity.
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University of Oxford, Regent’s Park College Partnership
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Regent’s Park is a small college within the larger Oxford system, specializing in arts and humanities. Located behind the Ashmolean Museum, it provides the most centrally located housing among IFSA’s Oxford programs. Regent’s Park is a great option for economics, English, and history.
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Queen Mary, University of London Partnership
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London’s only university with a true campus, Queen Mary sits in the East End, a funky, diverse, up-and-coming area with much to explore. With a student body of 25,000 that includes 2,800 from outside the UK, the university is known for a strong sense of community and commitment to academic success. High-caliber academics include particular…
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London School of Economics and Political Science Partnership
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Tackle real world problems and debate with peers who bring perspectives from 160+ countries. In the heart of central London, LSE is the UK’s first university to earn carbon neutral certification, a top inclusive employer, and Britain’s only university to specialize in social sciences. This challenging program gives you access to University of London’s facilities,…
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University College London Partnership
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One of the world’s top ten universities and the oldest member of Britain’s Russell Group, UCL is known for research-based teaching and true city living. Highlights include a vibrant arts scene—witness the annual opera production and highly competitive studio arts at The Slade—plus new programs in global citizenship and international health.
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University of Oxford, St. Edmund Hall Partnership
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St. Edmund Hall claims to be the oldest educational establishment in Oxford—it was founded in 1236! You’ll find that Teddy Hall, as it is affectionately known, has always had a history of independent thought. Join in that history as you present and defend your ideas with your tutor. St. Edmund is a great option for…
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University of St. Andrews Partnership
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From red academic gowns to the North Sea May dip, tradition runs strong at Scotland’s oldest university. Founded in 1413, St. Andrews is small enough to give individual attention, yet big enough to attain top academic achievement. Campus highlights: Europe’s most sophisticated lasers, a marine lab, the world-renowned Centre for the Study of Terrorism and…
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University of Oxford, Worcester College Partnership
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It’s said that reading is to the mind as exercise is to the body. Worcester College has taken that to heart; it’s the only Oxford college to have its own sports grounds on site! You’ll grow mentally and physically whilst at Worcester, which was founded in 1714, and is located in the center of Oxford.…
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University of Cambridge, Pembroke College Partnership
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Founded in 1347, Pembroke College combines historic methods with cutting-edge research. Here, you can tap experts in your discipline and go deep into a subject you’re passionate about as one of two to three students in a classic supervision group. It makes for amazing academic freedom. Applications are due in March for upcoming fall and…
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King’s College London Partnership
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Choose from a range of liberal arts, sciences, engineering, and competitive premed at one of the University of London’s oldest, largest, and most prestigious colleges, in the heart of the city. After class, stroll along the Thames or head to nearby hot spots like the West End, Covent Garden, or Soho. Plus, discover UK highlights like Windsor…
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