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England Study Abroad Program

Combine outstanding academics with a vibrant, cutting-edge culture by choosing England as your study abroad destination. This country has a hip, urban edge that undercuts its watercolor image, and England’s many cities offer renowned art, culture and nightlife that attract visitors and immigrants from all corners of the world. Although beautiful countryside and lovely villages still abound, England is more likely to give you an urban academic experience than cottages and cozy tea parties with the vicar.

England offers incomparable choices for a semester, year or summer abroad. For the ultimate big-city experience, diverse and gigantic London allows you to choose from 10 renowned universities and an impressive array of subjects. Outside of London, 12 universities, some of which are among the most prestigious in the world, allow you to immerse yourself in the culture of England while living in locations that range from small cities to large metropolises. Regardless of which city or university you choose, you’re sure to find excitement and academic quality in your English study abroad experience.

To learn more about our dedicated on-site staff and support services in
England, visit our England office website.
 

Program Dates

See individual program pages for program dates!

Program Fees

Below are links to our fees for all programs in England. You can also visit program pages for individual program dates and fees.

Spring semester fees are available online around October 1. Fall semester and academic year fees are available around April 1.

Fall semester 2013

Academic year 2013

Spring semester 2013


What's included in our England program fees
 
England Student Achievements

Congratulations to the following IFSA-Butler students who have made great academic and personal achievements while studying in England! To read about students' achievements outside of England, visit the IFSA-Butler blogs.

Michael Anderson
McKendree University
King's College London
Michael received an award for his essay on why he wanted to study at King's College London. In the photo below, Michael is pictured with the principal of King's.

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Nick Cunkleman
Colby College
St. Catherine's College, University of Oxford
Nick published an article in the Boston Globe Magazine about his experiences as a study abroad student at Oxford. The article, "One Serious Education," outlined the philosophical and practical differences in the ways that British students approach their university studies. Download a PDF of the article.

kellie desrochersKellie Desrochers
Harvard University
St. Catherine's College, University of Oxford
Kellie joined the Oxford Women's Rugby team and started in the 2nds squad for Varsity. The Blues won Varsity 28-8, their first victory in 4 years. At right is a photo of Kellie and her teammates. Congratulations to Kellie and everyone on the team!

William Hancock-Cerutti
Franklin & Marshall College 
St. Edmund Hall, University of Oxford
William received a Fulbright Scholarship for a year of research in Paris. He will be studying molecular and cellular biology at Université de Pierre et Marie Curie. Read more.

Amy Kao
Carnegie Mellon University
Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford
The Tartan, Carnegie Mellon's student newspaper, published Amy's essay about life in Oxford and the academic differences between study at Oxford and in the United States. Read the article here.

Kellen McGee
Johns Hopkins Uiversity
St. Anne's College, University of Oxford
Kellen completed the London Marathon and won the women's division, even though it was only her second marathon. Read more.

Anthony Soroka
Princeton University
St. Catherine's College, University of Oxford
Anthony made the varsity basketball team at Oxford. Although Oxford didn't have a winning season, they did beat their rival Cambridge.

Joseph Steib
Trinity University
St. Catherine's College, University of Oxford
Joseph made the varsity basketball team at Oxford. Although Oxford didn't have a winning season, they did beat their rival Cambridge!

Esther Uduehi
Indiana University
St. Edmund Hall, University of Oxford
Esther was named a 2011 Rhodes Scholar. This scholarship will enable Esther to continue her studies at Oxford for up to three years. We are extremely proud of Esther's great achievements and we wish her continued success!

Victor Yang
Harvard University
St. Catherine's College, University of Oxford
Victor was named a 2012 Rhodes Scholar. A history and science major at Harvard, Victor is also a U.S. presidential scholar and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. While at St. Catherine's College, he won the prestigious Oxford Law Society essay competition. His other study abroad experience includes HIV/AIDS antiretroviral services in South Africa and teaching English in Bulgaria. Victor will do the master of public policy at Oxford.
 
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