London is recognized as one of the major world-centers for theatre. A special feature of the Theatre Studies program is that it offers a uniquely wide range of courses, encompassing all the principal theatre arts allowing students to immerse themselves in the world of theatre. Students will enroll in the required Introduction to London Theatre course as well as 2-4 additional courses. This course has has a mandatory course fee of £125 (British Pounds), which is payable by the student upon arrival. Other courses may require additional fees as well. Students are responsible for all associated course fees.

Whether it is Playwriting, Acting, or Design and Stage Management, students are taught by noted practitioners from the London theatre community along with Florida State resident faculty. Upon program completion, students will receive a transcript from Florida State University (FSU).

At Queen Mary most subject areas are open to study abroad students and you can choose to concentrate in one area or choose modules from up to four different subject areas as scheduling allows. All departments offer pre-registration and there is also the opportunity to change classes in most departments, space permitting, during module registration during your on-site orientation. The exception is English and Drama in which all modules are closed after pre-registration.

During the ISA semester programs at the University of Westminster, students have a vast list of course offerings to select from enabling them the opportunity to enroll in courses that fit their individual academic needs. Students studying at the University of Westminster also have the opportunity to secure an internship placement to accompany their academic coursework. All courses are taught at the University of Westminster by local university professors. ISA participants will take classes alongside British and other international students.

During the ISA semester programs at the University of Roehampton, students have a wide list of course offerings to select from enabling students to opportunity to enroll in courses that fit their individual academic needs. All courses are taught at Roehampton by local university professors. ISA participants will take classes alongside British and other international students.

Gap Year students are also eligible for this program. For more information, click here.

King's College London is ranked among the top 25 universities in the world and prides itself upon recruiting dedicated, academically focused students. A study abroad experience at King's College will allow you to call London, the world's most diverse city, home. Through ISA at King's College students have the opportunity to study along side British and other international students. Courses are taught in English by King's College professors and are held on their campuses located in central and south-central London. Information provided below explains each program option.

Pre-Medical Studies (Spring 2, Fall 2, Year 2)

In the Pre-Medical Studies curriculum pathway students are required to enroll in the Health and Society module (course), alongside three other modules. Clinical placements are included as part of the Health and Society module which makes this program ideal for students wishing to attend Medical School after graduation. In general, students complement the Health & Society Module by selecting other courses in the School of Biomedical & Health Sciences. While they are not restricted to only this school and still have the flexibility to choose courses from the full King's module catalog they will still be subject to Pre-Medical Studies tuition price.

Arts & Sciences or Global Health (Spring 3, Fall 3, Year 3)

As part of the Arts & Sciences or Global Health curriculum pathway students can select modules (courses) offered by the School of Arts & Humanities, School of Biomedical & Health Sciences, School of Law, School of Natural & Mathematical Sciences, School of Nursing & Midwifery (excluding clinical placements) or School of Social Science & Public Policy. All course selections are subject to approval by King's College and not guaranteed.

Students wishing to take a more specific focus can choose the Global Health track and simply indicate this on the first line within their letter of intent. Students participating in this track are required to take Introduction to Global Health and Introduction to Social Medicine alongside two other courses within the Arts & Sciences program. The Global Health track does not include clinical placements and is ideal for a number of different majors.

In addition to ISA Scholarships, as a semester or year student at King's College London you may be eligible to receive a KCL scholarship: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/international/abroad/prospective/sa/scholarships.html

Goldsmiths encourages imagination and innovation, offering a wide variety of courses in the humanities, social sciences, performing and creative arts. Rather than passively absorbing 'information', at Goldsmiths you will be supported in critically interpreting and reflecting on different types of materials and data (texts, artifacts etc) so that you can become, in your own right, an independent, critical creator of new, exciting knowledge, ideas and professional practices. Teaching at Goldsmiths builds on and is connected to the exciting research that takes place there. This means that, during your studies, you will be exposed to cutting-edge and exciting ideas and concepts, and will be encouraged to learn in a research-mode, acquiring the ability to pose questions as well as seek answers.

As an Interstudy student at UCL, you have access to an extensive and flexible range of subjects, whether you plan to focus solely on your academic major, or explore something completely new. You will normally apply to one UCL department, where you will be expected to take at least 50% of your courses. You may select the remainder of your courses from other departments as electives.