Students chatting on an elevated outdoor walkway in London

2023 Program Dates

Student Arrival: Monday, May 22nd, 2023
Student Departure: Tuesday, July 4th, 2023

*Please note that housing is provided for the exact dates of the program. If a student wishes to arrive earlier or depart later, the student will need to find their own accommodations.


Program Summary

NYU London offers courses in British literature, art and architecture, Shakespeare in performance, and contemporary English politics. These courses are all advanced electives that will normally count for the major in their respective fields. We take bus and walking tours of London as well as a group excursion to Brighton. Actors come to our theatre classes and members of Parliament to our politics class. Fieldwork and guided excursions are incorporated into other classes as well: architectural tours and museum visits, historical walking tours of literary districts, and visits to Parliament.

"Interesting. Engaging. Exceptionally well prepared. I got to know London, and I've met new friends."

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Application Deadlines

General Deadline: February 1

Contact Info

NYU Global Programs

Phone

t: (212) 998-4433

f: (212) 995-4103

Tuition and Fees

Tuition, Fees, Housing and International Insurance are required, and these rates are set by NYU.

This chart uses undergraduate tuition and fees for the College of Arts and Science. 

Program Tuition and Fees 2023
8 credits $14,078
7 credits

$12,375
6 credits

$10,672
5 credits
$8,969
4 credits
$7,266

GeoBlue International Health Insurance

covers the duration of the academic program, including internship commitments

Included
Housing Costs 2023

Single

Double

$4,730

$3,913

PLEASE NOTE: Students are responsible for purchase of transportation to/from program location. All students participating in the program are required to live in NYU-provided housing.

Students are encouraged to budget for summer abroad programs based on individual needs. Additional resources for planning are available on the Additional Costs and Financial Assistance pages.


Academics

Students must register for a minimum of 4 credits.

Classes are held at NYU London in Bedford Square. This Bloomsbury location-a stone's throw from the British Museum and within walking distance of nearly everything else in central London-makes NYU London a program of distinction whose diversity offers students in all disciplines the opportunity for immersion in the British academic world and the vibrant culture of London. This fully restored air-conditioned academic center offers classroom space overlooking the gardens of Bedford Square. In addition to two computer rooms, audio-visual facilities, a library, and study lounges, the NYU academic center houses the program's faculty offices and advisement staff. The NYU academic center at Bedford Square offers an unparalleled summer experience just minutes from the Tottenham Court Road Tube Station, Oxford Street, and Soho Square.

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Housing and Meals

All students participating in the program are required to live in NYU-provided housing.

Live in a newly renovated residence just off Russell Square, within walking distance of the shops, supermarket and cinema of The Brunswick Center, the public parks and gardens of Mecklenburgh Square, and to all forms of transportation. The Guilford House residence is a few minute walk from the academic center in Bedford Square. The apartments are shared suites with bedrooms arranged around a community area/kitchen. A suite may have up to four bedrooms, each bedroom, usually housing two students, with a bed, desk, and armoire for each student. Two or three bedrooms share a bathroom. The residence features lounges, laundy facilities, and wireless internet. There is no meal plan; you may prepare meals in your apartment (kitchens include cooking utensils) or eat at restaurants in the neighborhood. A residence manager is on-site as well as residential life staff and 24-hour security staff.

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Planning Travel to London

Students are encouraged to consult internal and external resources to prepare for their summer program. The following links may be used for general destination information, immigration needs and travel medicine planning:

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Applying

Students are considered for a Summer 2023 program by submitting a brief online interest form. Start by reviewing eligibility information on the Applying page.