ISA's Business & Electives summer program at London South Bank University is the only ISA London summer program that provides students the opportunity to enroll in two courses during the summer session.

Students also have the unique opportunity to take these courses in conjunction with a structured unpaid internship through London South Bank University. Internships require an additional placement fee and are not for academic credit.

Please note that any student choosing to participate in an internship will incur additional costs in order to obtain a requisite UK Tier 4 visa.

The Media, Arts & Design Summer Session offers courses for students at all undergraduate academic levels. Courses are taught at the University of Westminster by local university professors. Study abroad participants take Media, Arts & Design classes with British and other international students.

London is recognized as one of the major world-centers for business. The Business Summer Session offers courses for students at all undergraduate academic levels. Courses are taught at the University of Westminster by local university professors. Study abroad participants take Business classes with British and other international students.

The Liberal Arts and Sciences Summer School offers courses for students at all undergraduate academic levels. Courses are taught at the University of Westminster by local university professors. Study abroad participants take the Liberal Arts classes with British and other international students.

The School of Humanities at King's College London, one of the world's leading faculties in the Arts and Humanities, offers students unrivaled connections to world-class arts organizations and institutions, including the British Museum, Shakespeare's Globe, the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), the National Portrait Gallery and the British Library.

The three week summer programs are hosted on the historic Strand Campus, situated on the River Thames opposite the National Theatre, with spectacular views of the Houses of Parliament. Students will enroll in one course per summer session with the option to enroll in back-to-back summer sessions.

Established by Florence Nightingale in 1860, the Florence Nightingale School of Nursing & Midwifery is descended from the world's first professional school of nursing and is today, an internationally renowned centre for training and research.

With a philosophy based upon student-centered learning, instruction methods encourage self development and awareness through reflection on experience. The three week Historical and Comparative Nursing Summer School offers students a unique opportunity, in the heart of London, to enroll in stimulating academic offerings and explore London hands-on, while engaging with world-leading academics within the field of nursing and integrated health.