Fine Arts Study Program in London
Spring Quarter 2010
All majors are welcome! Whatever your goals are, in London you will find ways to enrich your global awareness. All undergraduate and graduate students are invited to participate in the College of Fine Arts Study Centre in London, England.
Students will enjoy once in a lifetime opportunities to experience world-class theater, art, and music. Past London participants have seen plays starring Dame Judi Dench, Sir Ian McKellen, Zoë Wanamaker, Kevin Spacey, Maggie Smith, Simon Russell Beale, Ned Beatty and others. We’ve attended special exhibitions including the Impressionist Sketch, Magritte, Dali, Rembrandt, Star Wars, and Art Nouveau.
The famous Tate Modern on the south bank of the River Thames stands close by the brilliant reconstruction of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. The Barbican Centre, with its rich offerings of traditional and cutting-edge concerts, drama, and art is a regular destination for our participants. ALL of these experiences are interwoven into the curriculum of courses that satisfy general education requirements!
For more information visit the official Fine Arts Study Program in London 2010 website.
Program dates
April 3 – June 4, 2010
Eligibility and application process
This program is open to undergraduate and graduate students in all majors. Students must be in good academic standing. Participation is limited to 30 applicants.
Application Deadline: 1/8/10
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE!!
The Fine Arts Study Program in London Scholarship awards ($750 – $1000) are available for qualified students of outstanding academic merit or demonstrated financial need. Those wishing to be considered for an award must submit the study abroad application by January 8, 2010, together with a scholarship award application form.
Living arrangements
Students will share flats in an apartment block in the heart of London. Each flat includes a kitchen with full cooking facilities.
Courses and credits
Students are required to take a minimum of 14 and a maximum of 20 credit hours (a maximum 18 credit hours for graduates).
Depending on interest and enrollment the courses offered may include:
ART 110: Seeing and Knowing Visual Art
IART 360J: Interdisciplinary Arts Junior Writing Course
MUS 120: Exploring Musical Styles
MUS 340: Building Confidence
THAR 170: Theatrical Experience
THAR 312/317C: Special course in acting/voice for stage
Please contact Program Director Patricia Pease for more information on courses.
Costs
Billed by Ohio University:
Tuition: one quarter of full-time OU tuition
Program fee:* $6400
Administrative fee: $150
*Program fee includes; accommodation, half-day guided bus tour of London, daytrip to Stratford with entry to the Shakespeare House; library and computer access at the study centre, HTH health insurance, farewell party.
Out-of-pocket expenses**
Passport and photos: $110
Roundtrip airfare: $600 - $800
Course-related expenses: $100 - $300 (depending on the courses)
Local Transportation (monthly bus and Tube passes): $275
Meals: $1500
Incidentals: $1200
**Estimates only. Actual costs may vary.
For more information contact:
Patricia Pease, Director and Music Professor
Robert Glidden Hall 371
Tel: 593-1672
pease@ohio.edu
Robert Peppers, Co-Director and Art Professor
Seigfred Hall 426
Tel. 593-1679
peppers@ohio.edu
