All students enroll in four courses for a total of 16 credits. One of these is a required Cornerstone Course about their London experience. Students will have the option of selecting the remainder of their courses from a wide variety on offer at the Arcadia London Center. Students must earn a C or better in order to transfer credit.
In this cornerstone course, first year students will reflect on notions of national identity in the context of Britain’s history from the last 100 years. Students will navigate London’s complicated narratives, think critically about how Britain presents itself to the rest of the world, and analyze unfamiliar aspects of what it means to be British. This course will foster community engagement through site visits, required readings and personal interviews, and will assess student learning outcomes through various short essays, presentations, classroom discussion, and a final paper.
Arcadia courses focus on London, and cover topics ranging from art and architecture to law, politics and history. Each course is worth 4 credits*.
Course ID | Title | Credits | Syllabus |
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LONS ARDP 290 | Contemporary Photography Practice | 4 | |
LONS AREC 280 | Environment, Communities and the Arts in Britain (video) | 4 | |
LONS ARLC 103 | London: City of Art | 4 | |
LONS ARUS 282 | Art & Architecture | 4 | |
LONS DTPC 181 | The London Stage in Text and Performance | 4 | |
LONS DTSH 280 | Introduction to Shakespeare in Text and Performance** | 4 | |
LONS ENCW 210 | Creative Writing: The Art of Fiction | 4 | |
LONS HIEC 173 | Issues in British Imperialism: 1800 to the Present Day | 4 | |
LONS LIUK 120 | The London Novel | 4 | |
LONS MSHP 142 | Introduction to British Media | 4 | |
LONS PSUK 130 | Introduction to British Politics | 4 | |
LONS PYDP 290 | Developmental Psychology*** | 4 | |
LONS SOSC 143 | Introduction to Sociology | 4 | |
LONS SOGL 212 | The Making of Global London: Migration & Identity | 4 | |
LONS HSHB 284 | A History of Black Britain | 4 |
Online course registration for Arcadia London Center courses will take place several weeks before your program begins. You will select your courses based on the timetable provided at that time and you should use the Academic Preferences Form you submitted as a guide. Your Program Advisor will advise you as needed about the different processes for registering in partner university courses.