Program Details

Patti McGill Peterson Center for International and Intercultural Studies

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London Introduction

  • London Program
  • Fall or spring semester
  • Curricular offerings in arts, humanities and social sciences
  • Courses include: Full-time, one-month credit bearing work placement  

Unlike St. Lawrence's programs in Austria, Spain, France and Kenya, all focused on a nation, this program puts the city of London at the heart of student learning. Arguably, London is the world's most "globalized" city, with a third of its residents born outside the UK, a city in which over 260 languages are spoken, a post-colonial city shaped by the history of the British empire, and also a city whose multicultural origins begin with, perhaps even antedate, the arrival of the Romans in 55 B.C. Students study the phenomena of a global city through a number of different lenses. The London program offers electives in 7 departments; each course uses the city as a classroom: Theater in London, Art and Architecture, British Government, Britain in the 20th Century, Economic Integration of the European Union, Writing in London, and London's Urban Geogrophies.

In the Fall of 2012 St. Lawrence University will be offering a First-Year Program College in London. Please follow this link for more details: FYP: London College 

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