Program Dates:

Fall 2024:

• Orientation Week: 16 to 20 September
• Teaching: 23 September to 13 December
• Exams and Assessments: 13 Dec-31 Jan (only for full-year students)

Spring 2025

• Orientation Week: 27-31 January
• Teaching: 3 February-9 May
• Easter Break: 12-27 April
• Final Exams: 12-30 May

Program Costs:
Budgets are subject to change

London Met Budget Fall 2024

Program Course Information:

Students are fully integrated into the academic and social life of the University and study alongside British students at either the North or City campus. Students may select courses from both campuses, however, they should make certain that the classes are offered in separate time blocks to allow for travel time between campuses.

Students will take four modules (four credits each) or an internship with three modules for a total of 16 U.S. credits. Begin your module selection process by closely reviewing the following:

London Met Study Abroad Module Lists *Some courses are full-year, be sure to select courses offered by semester only*

You may also wish to consider these two special modules for study abroad students:

• Art in London (AH201): Explore the rich heritage of Europe through the many Art Galleries and Museums that the city has to offer.
• Theatre in London (TH201): Allow yourself to be introduced to the breadth of theatre that London has available.

 These courses are a favorite among study abroad students!

Optional Internship: 

Students have the option of participating in an internship for an additional fee (see budget). You will work an average of eight hours per week and earn four credits.

For more information about internships, please go London Met Study Abroad Internship Program website. Please review list of possible internship placements.

To apply for an internship in London:

• To apply for an Internship you will complete and upload in the appropriate section of the online application:
  • London Met Internship Application
  • British Style Resume (CV)

Special Note: All students that participate in an internship will be required to secure a Student Visa. Visa guidance will be provided by SUNY Cortland International Programs Office. For more information about the Student visa, please go to the U.K. Border Agency website.

Accommodation:

All participants will live in a shared flat within walking distance or a short train ride to London Met. The accommodation comprises double or single bedrooms arranged in apartments with shared kitchens and bathrooms. Bedding/kitchen packs are included in the cost of housing.  Wireless internet is also included in the flat.  Students will receive information on the exact location and specifications of their flat one month pre-departure.

Student Mentor:

If you would like to be put into contact with a past London Met study abroad participant, please contact the program advisor, Kayla DeCoste.

Program Advisor:

Contact Kayla DeCoste, Assistant Director of Study Abroad, with any questions you may have.