IFSA Imperial College London Revolutions in Biomedicine

London, England

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Term

Summer

Language of Instruction

English

Language Prerequisite

None

Finance Options

Scholarships, grants, financial aid, credit card payments and more!

Application Deadlines:

Summer: April 15

Min. GPA for Consideration:

2.0

Typical Credit Load:

About Imperial College London Revolutions in Biomedicine

Do research abroad at the Revolutions in Biomedicine program. Instructors from Imperial College London's Faculty of Medicine will lead students through eight topical modules plus an eight-day lab project contributing to the development of effective viral vaccines.

Imperial College London Revolutions in Biomedicine Benefits

Study at Imperial College, which ranks among the top universities in the world for science
Participate in intensive, cutting edge laboratory-based scientific research
Learn from top research experts in the fields of biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, genetics and public health
Perfect program for premedical, public health, or bioscience majors
Instructors from Imperial's Faculty of Medicine lead students through eight topical modules plus an eight-day lab project contributing to the development of effective viral vaccines
Modules are designed around lab-based research, group work and lectures/seminars

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The IFSA Difference

Your success is our success! Whatever your goals, our approach is carefully designed to help you achieve them.

You will experience challenging, rewarding coursework in the highest quality classes, while receiving the academic support you need.

More than a tourist in a foreign country, you will engage in the community, build competencies, and develop yourself as a citizen of the world.

Our programs and practices reflect the value we place on diverse perspectives and are designed to support a variety of learners.

Round out your classroom experience with hands-on opportunities like internships, directed research, student teaching, community-based learning or volunteering, and cultural excursions.

You will have academic and personal mentors to assist with program choice, application, travel, cultural acclimation, language acquisition, class registration, academic issues, health and safety, and everything in between.

Academics at Imperial College London Revolutions in Biomedicine

Courses

Looking for specific classes? Explore CHART, our exclusive class database — if the Imperial College London Revolutions in Biomedicine Program is pre-approved at your institution, you’ll find classes recently taken by other IFSA students.

Revolutions in Biomedicine is a four-week undergraduate program held at Imperial's South Kensington and Hammersmith Hospital campuses. Instructors from Imperial College's Faculty of Medicine will lead students through eight topical modules plus an eight-day lab project contributing to the development of effective viral vaccines. In addition, four keynote lectures and a "Beyond Bioscience: Life & Career Perspectives" panel discussion will be held.

This program has a set curriculum of modules, lectures and projects. Participants do not choose from a selection of courses. Topics will be drawn from areas such as regenerative medicine, gene therapy and gene editing, novel cancer therapeutics, big data, genomic medicine, microbial resistance to antibiotics, diabetes and obesity and global health. These topics will be explored through lectures, group work, field trips and debriefing. Students will complete an eight-day laboratory-based mini-research project investigating the relative importance of the proliferation and production of cytokenes in CD8+T Lymphocytes (CTL) activation.

Please review all your syllabi and course materials when you are registering for classes (both pre-arrival and on-site). Certain classes may have a one-off lab or field trip fee that is disclosed in the syllabus or first meeting of class. You will be responsible for these fees, whether they are billed and paid by IFSA-Butler or billed to you.

Course Restrictions

Students must have completed at least one bioscience course with a lab component before arrival in London.

Transcripts

After you return to the U.S., IFSA will send a Butler University transcript to your home university and to your permanent address. The transcript reflects the courses taken, credits attempted, and grades earned during your term abroad. This service is included in your study abroad program at no additional cost.

Subjects offered at Imperial College London Revolutions in Biomedicine

Biochemistry Biology Biomedical Science Biotechnology Genetics Health Studies Immunology Microbiology Public/Global Health Theater/Drama

Housing & Meals

Housing Type

Apartment/Flat

Meals

Self-catered

Details

Housing is self-catered. Students purchase and prepare their own meals in shared kitchens.

The IFSA Team

IFSA has a dedicated team who are here to help you prepare to achieve your goals. Feel free to reach out. We are happy to answer your questions!

Program Advisor

Aimee Formo

Program Advisor, England

317-940-4253 aformo@ifsa-butler.org Read Full Bio Schedule Time to Talk

Finance Advisor

Micah Spencer

Senior Student Account Coordinator

(317) 940-3077 mspencer@ifsa-butler.org Read Full Bio

Resident Director

Andrew Faas

Director, London Global Flagship

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Academic Affairs Director

Abby Miller

Academic Records Manager

317-940-4217 amiller@ifsa-butler.org Read Full Bio

Dates and Fees

Summer 2020

Program Dates

Program Start Date

Late June 2020

Program End Date

Late July 2020

Program Fees

Tuition

$6,825

Housing

$1,450

Insurance

Included

Total Program Fee

$8,275

Students pay a $500 non-refundable program deposit upon confirmation of attendance. The deposit is applied to the total program fee.

Estimated Costs

(Includes utilities, laundry, entertainment, expected start-up costs, etc. Does not include personal travel.)

Total Estimated Costs

Coming Soon!

Areas of Study

Agriculture, Animal and Veterinary Science

Biological and Life Sciences

Business and Economics

Communications and Film

Education

Engineering, Computer Science and Math

Health Sciences

History, Philosophy and Religion

Language, Literature and Cultural Studies

Physical Sciences

Political Science

Social Sciences

Visual and Performing Arts

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