Study in London, United Kingdom

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Residential homestay accommodation in a furnished, twin room with daily continental breakfast, kitchen privileges, and use of the laundry facilities. Student residence option available for a supplemental fee.

• Orientation program provided by AIFS staff in London, covering topics such as general acclimation to London, safety and security issues, cultural differences, travel, money, and cultural activities.
• London Transport travel pass valid for unlimited use on the buses and underground trains in travel zones 1, 2, and 3 or 4 (depending on homestay location), or zones 1 and 2 only (for students in the residence).
• Half-day sightseeing tour of London with a professional guide aboard a private bus.
• Workshops with local staff about life in London and the cultural differences students will encounter while travelling in the UK and Europe.
• Team of experienced student services staff to ensure the smooth running of the program, providing information and advice to students, organizing excursions, and supervising housing. 24-hour on-call emergency service in London for the duration of the program.
• Access to classrooms and a student computer lab located in the AIFS Student Center in Kensington; free Internet; free scanning and printing facilities.
• A weekly calendar of subsidized cultural activities includes sports matches, walking tours, theater and dance performances, and day trips.
• Membership to the Imperial College Student Union is included, opening up opportunities to participate in over 370 clubs, activities, or societies, as well as sports activities and a fitness center.
• British Life and Culture course focusing on historical, political, and cultural aspects of contemporary Britain; includes several local field trips.
• Student medical insurance policy.

Scholarships are available through the Los Rios Foundation (due March 1, 2024), Gilman International Scholarship Program (due March 7, 2024), and AIFS (due June 12, 2024). Other scholarship resources include Fund for Education Abroad and Institute of International Education.

Remember, Financial aid, scholarships, and other funding opportunities are available to help with program expenses.