Study In England

Fall 2024: Mid- September to December

Students move-in:

Orientation week:

Classes begin:

The cost to study abroad on this semester program is the same as studying in Danville, plus a non-refundable deposit of $400 due to the Deputy Bursar on March 8th, 2024.

Students are responsible for the cost of flights to and from the study abroad site. Additional spending money for food or activities outside of those organized by the study abroad program is the responsibility of the student. 

When booking flights, remember: almost all flights from the U.S. to England are overnight flights, therefore you'll be departing the U.S. the day prior to your arrival in England. Plan accordingly. Students arriving at London’s Gatwick airport can take the hourly direct bus between Gatwick and Heathrow and then catch a bus from Heathrow to Reading. 

During Reading’s weeklong orientation, students will finalize their course schedules; meet others in their residence halls; take part in social events, excursions, and student fairs; and get information about student clubs and travel opportunities in the UK. 

Students arriving early or staying past the program end date are responsible for finding and paying for their own accommodations.

Go to the Center for Global Citizenship Important Dates page to view the complete list of application and payment dates.

Students will live in on-campus housing with other University of Reading students. Students can expect to be placed in either single or double rooms with shared kitchen spaces.

Students select three or four courses totaling 25 ETCS hours (translating into either 12 or 13 Centre hours) from those available across many departments. Students should be flexible in selecting courses and should not assume that a particular class will be offered, or offered at a time that works with the student’s other selected courses, during the time they are in Reading. Students will work closely with our registrar and the Center for Global Citizenship's Assistant Director to have their courses approved. 

The Reading term is 11 weeks long; typically, a course may have two lectures a week, occasional individual meetings with the professor, two papers, and some kind of final examination—although this regime will vary widely depending on the course and department. Students may not use a Reading English course as their required English junior seminar. Official course registration takes place after students arrive in Reading. 

• Application window for the 2024-2025 academic year opens on November 16th, 2023 at 11:59pm and closes on February 2nd, 2024 at 11:59pm.

• Go to the Center for Global Citizenship Important Dates page to view the complete list of application and payment dates.

• Apply using Centre Online Forms

• Non-refundable deposit of $400 for semester programs is due to the Deputy Bursar on March 8th, 2024. 

Spring 2025: February-May

The Spring 2025 semester will be directed by Dr. Kerry Paumi, Professor of Chemistry and Dr. Bruce Johnson, Professor of Economics.

The cost to study abroad on this semester program is the same as studying in Danville, plus a non-refundable deposit of $400 due to the Deputy Bursar on March 8th, 2024.

Students are responsible for the cost of flights to and from the study abroad site. Additional spending money for food or activities outside of those organized by the study abroad program is the responsibility of the student. 

Go to the Center for Global Citizenship Important Dates page to view the complete list of application and payment dates.

Students will live in flats for international students in a secure facility  in Central London. The flats, which feature fully equipped kitchens and WiFi, are located near the the Centre classroom and near the British Museum. They are within an easy walk of the major London sites in “The City,” the Chancery Lane tube station (Central line), and the Farringdon tube station (Circle, Metropolitan, and Hammersmith and City lines). At regular intervals, students are given food money sufficient for shopping for and preparing wholesome meals—though not sufficient for eating out in restaurants, or even fast-food places, in one of the most expensive cities in the world.

Weapons of Mass Destruction - DLM 310 Taught by Dr. Kerry Paumi

Health & Medical Studies Seminar - HMS 300 Taught by Dr. Kerry Paumi

Economics of London - ECO 321 Taught by Dr. Bruce Johnson

Economic History of the Modern World- ECO 375 Taught by Dr. Bruce Johnson

• Application window for the 2024-2025 academic year opens on November 16th, 2023 at 11:59pm and closes on February 2nd, 2024 at 11:59pm.

• Go to the Center for Global Citizenship Important Dates page to view the complete list of application and payment dates.

• Apply using Centre Online Forms

• Non-refundable deposit of $400 for semester programs is due to the Deputy Bursar on March 8th, 2024. 

Students will pay Centre tuition, plus a non-refundable deposit of $400 due to the Deputy Bursar on March 8th, 2024. Students will receive a credit on their student bill for room and board.

Students are responsible for the cost of flights to and from the study abroad site. Additional spending money for food or activities outside of those organized by the study abroad program is the responsibility of the student. 

Go to the Center for Global Citizenship Important Dates page to view the complete list of application and payment dates.

The Rose Bruford College will assist in finding appropriate accommodation for our students, although the college does not, at the moment, have any residential facilities of its own. Past experience has shown that our students have been housed in apartments within easy walking distance of the college.

The English education system is structured quite differently from the American one. In England our students will take a series of overlapping modules that will add up to the equivalent of 15 credits at Centre. These modules will change from year to year, but one of them will be based on seeing plays currently playing in London. Our students will mostly join the American Theatre Arts course at Bruford, but there is the possibility of our students joining one of the other programs at Bruford. See their website for more information on the possibilities: www.bruford.as.uk.

• Application window for the 2024-2025 academic year opens on November 16th, 2023 at 11:59pm and closes on February 2nd, 2024 at 11:59pm.

• Go to the Center for Global Citizenship Important Dates page to view the complete list of application and payment dates.

• Apply using Centre Online Forms

• Non-refundable deposit of $400 for semester programs is due to the Deputy Bursar on March 8th, 2024.