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"I chose Hollins London Summer Program because it afforded me the opportunity to study abroad and intern abroad. I would be gaining valuable knowledge in the classroom and also in an internship field of my choice. No other programs I looked into offered me that opportunity." James Pickle, Washington & Lee University
Gain academic credit while interning in one of the world's most diverse and fascinating cities!
Included in the comprehensive fee:
8 academic credits through the Hollins Abroad course Contemporary Britain*
(other courses may be offered based on interest) and an internship**
Seven-week CAPA internship as part of the complete experiential learning program
Housing in a 2-bedroom flat with lunch meal allowance OR
with London hosts in their London home, includes all meals
On-site director and support through both Hollins Abroad and CAPA
On-site orientation including a tour of London with a certified Blue Badge Guide
Comprehensive medical insurance through Cultural Insurance Services International (CISI
Transportation pass
Welcome and Farewell dinners
London Theatre tickets
Cell phone with £10 credit
International Student Identity Card (ISIC)
Comprehensive fee:
Summer 2013 fee: $7,475 when housed with a host family
Summer 2013 fee: $11,475 when housed in a 2-bedroom upscale flat
Not included: Transatlantic airfare, some meals depending on housing choice, personal expenses
* Contemporary Britain Political Science 200L (4 credits)
This course will begin with an examination of the principal institutions and behavior patterns of British politics, including the structure of government and the interaction of voters, parties, and leaders. We will then address several current or controversial issues which have a marked impact on the political world in Britain, including the Monarchy, religion, class, and immigration. Finally, Britain's unique role in the European Union will be analyzed. Field trips will include visits to Parliament and other relevant sites.
** Students must have at least second-semester sophomore standing at the time the program begins for internship placements.