UK, England, London
http://www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/
Submit your application well before the deadline for a better chance at getting the courses you want, especially if you major in Communication Studies. Students are accepted on a first come first serve basis.
Goldsmiths offers you an opportunity to live and study side-by-side with British students and visiting students from around the world. You may spend either the fall and/or spring Semester(s) at Goldsmiths, University of London in New Cross, South East London. You may select classes from a variety of Arts & Sciences disciplines including politics, theater, economics, psychology, journalism, and communication. Courses often make use of London's vast array of cultural resources, which students can experience first hand.
Students may choose from Goldsmiths, University of London's entire course catalog.Courses taken abroad may satisfy college and departmental core requirements. Students should consult with their advisor to discuss the specific requirements that may be satisfied abroad.
New Cross and the surrounding areas are very distinctive parts of London, offering many exciting experiences. Around New Cross itself you'll find an eclectic mix of coffee shops, pubs and places to eat, plus a large Sainsbury's supermarket not far from New Cross Gate station (New Cross station is just a few minutes away in the opposite direction.) The area has a real charm of its own. It�s a hub of creative talent, and has a thriving music scene, with places like the Amersham Arms and New Cross Inn holding acclaimed live events.
Goldsmiths, part of the University of London, has an enrollment of 4,500 students. Located in New Cross, a suburb of South East London, Goldsmiths is located approximately 20 minutes by train outside central London.
Students live in suite-style accommodations with other Goldsmiths students. All halls of residence are located within walking distance from campus. Each hall offers adequate kitchen facilities for you to prepare your own meals (meals are not included).
Full-time Northeastern student, 3.0 GPA, and middler (third) year or above.
Applications are available at OISP, 10 BV.
$21,400 per Semester for the 2009/2010 academic year. Includes: tuition, housing, orientation, and round-trip airfare via Boston. Meals are not included.
"Studying abroad was the best experience of my life. It changed my perspective, my priorities, and my realtionships with my friends and family. I certainly appreciate the life I have here so much more."
Karen Saia, Spring 2005
"Trying to pinpoint what I’ve gained from my study abroad experiences is nearly impossible. I would love to say something typical like self-knowledge, confidence, or perspective. But really, what happens to you when you go abroad is indescribable. That is probably the most exciting part of the journey - the unknown!"
Nicole Arone, Fall 2005
