Study and intern during the spring semester in London, England and take your educational experience to another level. This vibrant city dating back 2,000 years has become a world center for art, music, theater, and literature.

Through the College of Humanities and Social Sciences London study and intern program you can earn 12 to 15 credits in courses taught by CSU faculty, while enjoying field trips to the Museum of London, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, the British Broadcasting Company, and more.

Questions? Contact Jaycee Cover at (657)278-2070 or jcover@fullerton.edu

Courses

Required:

HUM 350: British Life and Culture - (3 units) [GE C.3 & Z]

This course is an interdisciplinary introduction to contemporary British culture and related issues through a combination of travel and study. Students will be introduced to some principles and methods useful for analyzing cultures and their own interactions with them.

Choose:

ART 311: Foundations of Modern Art - (3 units) [GE - C.3] (Tentative, pending approval by the Department of Visual Arts)

In the London program, we will visit a wide variety of museums and art collections across the city that hold spectacular collections of art, focusing on works from the 18th century to the end of the 19th century. In addition to painting and sculpture, we will also look at decorative arts and architecture.

GEOG 373: Global Cuisines - (3 units) [GE - E]

In the London program, we will focus on past and present cuisines of London, including migrant cuisines and the relationships between food and empire. In particular we will examine the influx of new foods from Britain’s expanding colonial trade in the 17th to 19th centuries, and the rise of immigrant cuisines including Chinese, Indian, African and Afro-Caribbean.

POSC 350: World Politics in the 21st Century - (3 units) [GE - D.5]

This applied course explains the nature of contemporary world politics and explores contemporary processes and developments in global politics. The course examines the role and power of a variety of political and economic actors, such governments, international organizations, and multinational corporations. Students will examine the workings of organizations such as the United Nations, the European Union, the World Trade Organization, and the International Monetary Fund, and become familiar with policy debates surrounding these key institutions of political and economic governance.

Additional Courses:

HUM 499 or 599: Independent Study or Research

These courses are independent study or research projects that are arranged by a selected faculty member within your major department.

HUM 495: Internship

CSUF students can choose to participate in an unpaid work placement during their stay in London. This program complements classroom learning with practical experience in an international workplace and develops personal skills and strengths that will assist in creating future job opportunities and building a competitive résumé. Internships are available for students in any major.

CSULB Transferable Courses:

Additional courses are available from the CSU Long Beach London program through concurrent enrollment. More information coming soon.

Program Fee

Program fees cover airport transfer upon arrival, housing, 3-Day London orientation, weekly cultural program of extra curricular activities, a transportation pass that allows unlimited access to the tube (subway) and day/night buses, breakfast (homestay only), membership to the University of London Union, International Student Identity Cards, student medical insurance, access to the AIFS Student Centre and the services of AIFS Student Advisors for support, and 24-hour emergency contact service.

Program Homestay: $8295 estimated

Program Apartment: $9745 estimated

* Estimates based on projected enrollment.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Scholarships and financial aid opportunities are available to qualifying students. Follow these links to learn more!

Location: Student Success Center, room H-112

Exploration Events and Information Sessions

For more information about the London Study and Intern Abroad program please contact Jaycee Cover to schedule an appointment at jcover@fullerton.edu or stop by the Student Success Center in room H-112, 8am-5pm M-F.

Questions? Contact Jaycee Cover at (657) 278-2070 or jcover@fullerton.edu