Oberlin-in-London Program
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Oberlin’s London Program is a life-changing experience: a chance to study with a small group of motivated students and stimulating faculty in an exciting city, in the presence of great museums, music, theater, history, and a thriving and diverse culture.
Fall 2025 Program Announcement
The 2025 London Program will consider the effects of Brexit to what it means to be British and to make art in Britain. Students will take the joint course "After Brexit: Cultural Practice in 21st Century Britain" and courses on the London Stage and "Soundscape Mindfulness and Design: Creating with the Sounds of London". The program will be led by Jeffrey Pence (English) and Tom Lopez (TIMARA). Details on the program will be available in August, with applications opening in September.
About the Program
Unlike most study-away programs, the Danenberg Oberlin-in-London Program offers students the opportunity to study abroad with professors from our own campus—and in one of the world's most exciting, diverse locations! It thus combines the thrill of living in a great international metropolis with the rigors of a first-rate education. The curriculum makes intensive use of all that London has to offer. Classes are built to plunge you into the city—much learning takes place outside the classroom. Courses are both disciplinary and interdisciplinary.
Moreover, the program offers an intimate intellectual environment. Each fall, two Oberlin faculty members from different departments accompany 25 students to London. Students register for two courses offered by the Oberlin faculty. In addition, they take a third course taught by resident London faculty, either on the history of London or on theater.
Oberlin-in-London is an Oberlin College program. Students on the program are registered at Oberlin, and their courses are Oberlin College courses, so there is no need to transfer credits or financial aid. Moreover, the Financial Aid office adjusts aid packages to take account of those living costs—mainly housing—which are higher in London.
“The experiences I had and the memories I made during my Oberlin-in-London semester are among the most cherished of my undergraduate career.”
’18 grad
For more information or questions about the Oberlin-in-London Program, contact Zeb Page, Professor of Geosciences and chair of the London Program Committee, with academic and curricular questions; the Office of Study Away with questions regarding details of studying abroad; or Twila Colley on matters relating to application and program administration.
Addresses and Phone Numbers
Zeb Page
Professor of Geosciences, Oberlin College
Carnegie Library 405
zeb.page@oberlin.edu
Twila Colley, Administrative Assistant
Oberlin-in-London Program
Science Center K123
(440) 775-8315
tcolley@oberlin.edu
Program Headquarters:
Danenberg Oberlin-in-London Program
Florida State University Centre
99-103 Great Russell Street
London WC1B 3LA
UK
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