TERMS
Open to all U.S. undergraduate students, the London Humanities Quarter Programme consists of 11-week terms offered during Winter and Spring. There is a one-week break in the middle of the term to allow students time for independent travel.
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Winter 2012 - Click here for course details on the Winter Quarter Programme
Dates of Term: 8th January - 23th March 2012
Mid-Term Break: 12th - 18th February
Application deadline: 1st November 2011
(N.B. some universities state their own deadline for study abroad applications, so please check with your home university)
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Spring 2012 - more details to come next year. Click here for what to expect...
Dates of Term: 1st April - 15th June 2012
Mid-Term Break: 6th - 12th May
Application deadline: 15th January 2012
(N.B. some universities state their own deadline for study abroad applications, so please check with your home university)
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ELIGIBILITY
The London Humanities Quarter Programme is open to U.S. undergraduate students in all fields of study who meet the following requirements:
- At least sophomore status (minimum)
- Good academic standing.
Selection is based on seriousness of purpose, academic achievement, and individual stability and maturity. Individual university requirements may vary. A minimum GPA may be required by your home institution. Check with your study abroad adviser for specific requirements.
Medical information is required of all students who have been accepted into the programme. This information is considered confidential.
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APPLICATION PROCESS
Students are encouraged to apply early, as programme space is limited. Applications have priority according to the date received. Students attending participating institutions may pick up an application at their respective study abroad office. Students attending non member institutions should contact AHA International for an application. Go the AHA International website and select 'How to Apply' on the top navigation bar.
Each course provides 40 contact hours per term. Students attending any participating NCSA institutions receive home-campus credit. Students attending non-member institutions receive transfer credit from a designated member school. AHA International facilitates non member arrangements after an application form has been submitted. Enrolling institutions determine the number of credits earned per course.
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PROGRAMME COSTS include:
Tuition and fees
Course materials
On-site orientation
Housing (plus two loads of laundry per week)
Daily breakfast and four evening meals per week
Programme excursions: admission tickets to exhibits, theatre events, and historical sites
London Oyster Travelcard (Zones 1-6 on tube, train and bus)
International Student Identity Card
Medical insurance
Please note that enrolling institutions may charge additional fees. Airfare and expenses such as additional meals, incidentals, and personal travel are not included.
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| For information on submitting an application, on financial aid and refund policy, please see the AHA International website |