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Burren College of Art Partnership
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See painting, photography, drawing, or sculpture with a new perspective on the beautiful west coast of Ireland. Make a restored 16th-century castle your home as you learn from international faculty through one-on-one mentoring and a mix of courses in studio art, interdisciplinary studio art, and liberal arts, with an independent studio option. Plus, the program…
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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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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. With…
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University of Leeds Partnership
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One of Britain’s largest universities and a member of the prestigious Russell Group, Leeds boasts a vast selection of classes and an international reputation for teaching excellence. Academic highlights include a new food science program and strong STEM, particularly engineering, and accredited business. Your home is an easy-to-manage city that’s bustling with energy—just like…
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University of Cambridge, Pembroke College Partnership
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Founded in 1347, Pembroke College at the University of Cambridge combines historic teaching methods with cutting-edge research. Tap experts in your discipline and go deep into a subject you’re passionate about, with as few as one or two other students in a classic supervision group. It’s a format that creates amazing academic freedom. Great academics…
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University of Oxford, St. Catherine’s College Partnership
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The college motto Nov et Vetera—the new and the old—sums up the St. Catherine’s attitude perfectly. Founded in 1962, it is Oxford’s youngest undergraduate college, yet it more than holds its own academically, with noted programs across a variety of disciplines, from philosophy to languages, art history to math, and economics to music. Designed…
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University of Oxford, St. Anne’s College Partnership
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St. Anne’s modern architecture stands out at Oxford, reflecting pride in its progressive reputation, inclusive ethos, and ability to embrace the new. The college offers a range of academic options and is particularly strong in languages, humanities, social sciences, and STEM, and emphasizes connections between different fields. Campus sits away from the most traveled parts…
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University of Oxford, Mansfield College Partnership
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Quirky Mansfield College was founded in 1886 as a college for nonconformist students. The inclusive tradition continues, as Mansfield enrolls the highest number of state high school graduates—most of its 250 students attended public UK schools. Located in the center of the city, Mansfield is a great option for biblical studies, Asian studies, English, gender…
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University of Oxford, Lady Margaret Hall Partnership
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Immerse yourself in a new academic experience at one of the world’s most renowned universities. Learning gets personal at Oxford, with small class sizes, seasoned faculty, and a focus on rigorous discussion and critical thinking. Lady Margaret Hall is a great option for engineering and computer science, political science, economics, psychology, and literature. After class,…
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