Study abroad student from Marquette

 

ENGLAND STUDY
ABROAD PROGRAMS

 

The city - London, England

London, England’s capital, is the most populous and wealthiest city of Great Britain.
It offers a cosmopolitan mixture of different cultures and traditions. Students can find an endless list of world-class museums, monuments, buildings, churches and historical sites. London is also well known for its food, clothing and flower markets across the city.  The areas of Piccadilly and Leicester Square offer many opportunities to experience London’s theaters, and students can purchase discount tickets to many of the productions. Other famous sights include the Tower of London, Shakespeare’s Globe Theater, the London Eye, Buckingham Palace and St. Paul’s Cathedral.  London is also at the heart of the world’s financial markets. It has a high concentration of international expertise and capital, and it has a great legal and regulatory system to support it.

The university - King's College london

King’s College London is one of the UK's most historic and prestigious universities. With innovative direction and cutting-edge facilities, King's is recognized for its pioneering teaching and research. Based in the center of London, King's is one of the largest multi-faculty institutions in the UK. King's has nearly 23,000 students from nearly 140 countries across nine academic schools and providing an international academic environment.

King's has a particularly distinguished reputation in the humanities, social sciences, law, international affairs, the sciences and a wide range of health areas such as psychiatry, medicine, nursing and dentistry. It has played a major role in many of the advances that have shaped modern life, such as the discovery of the structure of DNA and research that led to the development of radio, television, mobile phones and radar. It is the largest center for the education of healthcare professionals in Europe and no university has more Medical Research Council Centers.

housing

Students entering King’s College London under the study abroad program are eligible to apply for university housing although availability and choice may be limited. The majority of King’s residences are in central London, closest to King’s teaching campuses. King’s residences include catered or self-catered residence halls or apartments.  The apartments house four to nine students: single rooms with en-suite shower, bathroom and kitchen facilities.

academics

Eligibility
Most majors; minimum sophomore standing; 3.3 GPA

Language
Courses are taught in English

Orientation
There is an extensive orientation program before the start of each semester.

Courses offered
King’s is a comprehensive university that offers courses in a wide range of subject areas. Generally courses are 15 British credits, the equivalent of 4 U.S. credits and a full course load for the semester is 60 British credits (four courses). Grades do not transfer to Marquette University for this program. Only credits will transfer provided that a grade of “C” or higher is earned.

Visit the King's College course offerings page for more information.

dates

Students are able to study at King’s College for a semester, full year or during the summer. Typically the fall semester is late September to mid-December, the spring semester is early January to early June and the summer program offers two sessions in July.

  Fall 2012 Spring 2012 Summer 2012
Program begins September 19 January 3 July 2 or July 23
Orientation September 19-23 January 3-6 July 2 or July 23
Classes begin September 26 January 9 July 3 or July 24
End of Semester December 16 June 1 July 20 or August 10

 

visa & travel

For most students (U.S. citizens) studying for less than six months and not undertaking work of any kind, entry in to the U.K. will be as a “Student Visitor” with the appropriate documentation. If the student is studying in the UK for more than six months or plans to undertake part-time employment (including internships), they must apply for a “Tier 4 Student Visa”.

Students participating in this program are expected to make their own flight arrangements. You must wait until you have been officially accepted to King’s before purchasing airline tickets. Student Universe (www.studentuniverse.com) and STA Travel (www.statravel.com) are two travel agencies that can often help students find flexible, discounted tickets

Program Type

This is a Marquette home billed program, so most financial aid generally applies. To learn more about how the program will affect your specific aid package, go to the Office of Student Financial Aid.

historic course equivalencies

Please note that the courses listed here have been approved in general for Marquette credit.  However, because each individual academic record is unique, depending on the college, the major and courses taken previously, not every course will qualify to be used toward a Marquette degree.  Therefore, current Marquette students must have prior approval from the their college office, before enrolling in these courses.  Without this prior approval, any course taken at another institution will likely not be accepted toward the Marquette degree.

Study abroad course Number Marquette course Number
ETHICS I 4AAANA002 Lower Div Transfer: Elective PHIL 9290
EARLY MOD BRIT REL REFORM& POP 4AAH1103 Uppr Div Trans: Europe Elec HIST 9405
EARLY MOD EUR II CULT & POLIT 4AAH1204 Uppr Div Trans: Europe Elec HIST 9405
WORLD BRIT EMPIRE II &AFT 1880 4AAH1207 Upper Div Transfer: Elective HIST 9390
GREEK PHILOSOPHY I 4AANA001 Lower Div Transfer: Elective PHIL 9290
INTRO TO FILM STUD: CONTEXT 4AAQS105 Lower Div Transfer: Elective FILM 9290
NEW TESTAMENT: GOSPELS/LETTERS 4AAT1006 Lower Div Transfer: 2nd Level THEO 9298
PHIL&RELIG TRUTH:CLASS DEBATE 4AAT1024 Lower Div Transfer: Elective PHIL 9290
ELEMENTS OF ETHICS 4AAT1027 Lower Div Transfer: Elective PHIL 9290
LONDON & FILM 4AAYSC17 Lower Div Transfer: Elective FILM 9290
THE LAW&POLITICS/INTL TERRORSM 4AAYSC41 Conflict and Terror CRLS 3560
GREEK HIST DOWN TO 322 BC 5AACHI01 Upper Div Transfer: Elective HIST 9390
IRISH LIT & CULTURE 1900-2000 5AAEB030 Studies in Lit and Culture: ENGL 4800
ROMNTC RVLTN/REPRSNT 1776-1832 5AAEB031 The Romantic Period: 1790-1837 ENGL 4460
ITALIAN 6 5AALIT06 Lower Div Transfer: Non-Lit ITAL 9293
HIST OF BRAZIL1889 TO PRESENT 5AAPHS13 Upper Div Transfer: Elective HIST 9390
INTRO TO DOC OF PERS OF CHRIS 5AAT2006 Upper Div Transfer: 3rd Level THEO 9399
ETHICS PHILOSOPHY & LITERATURE 5AAT2039 Upper Div Transfer: Elective PHIL 9390
THE PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION 5SSEB005 Philosophy of Education PHIL 4540
INTEL IN WAR STUDIES (GYA FALL 5SSWF006 Lower Div Transfer: Elective HIST 9290
WAR& GLOB CONFL CONT WORLD 5SSWF008 Upper Div Transfer: Elective ARSC 9390
FILM GENRE NARR STY& IDEOLOGY 6AAQS385 Lower Div Transfer: Elective FILM 9290
ALEXANDER THE GREAT ALEXGREAT Lower Div Transfer: Elective HIST 9290
DON QUIJOTE: TEXT & SCREEN ASC018 Cervantes' Don Quijote SPAN 4510
BASIC PHYSICS II BASICPHY2 Lower Divi Transfer: Elective PHYS 9290
GREEK SCULPTURE 750-300 BC GKSCULPTER Lower Div Transfer: Elective FIAR 9290
LONDON & FILM LNDN&FILM Lower Div Transfer: Elective FILM 9290
INTRO OLD TESTAMENT STUDY OLDTEST Lower Div Transfer: Elective THEO 9290
SHAKESPEARE IN LONDON SHKSPRLNDN Lower Div Transfer: Elective THAR 9290

 


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