Destinations! England:
Summer in London
Cultural Studies and Internship

APPROXIMATE DATES
JUNE 5-  AUGUST 15


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The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point provides extraordinary study programs to those wishing an education beyond the bounds of the classroom or campus. Since 1969, both the Spring and the Fall Britain programs have allowed students to experience Europe, Britain, and especially London.  Now we have added the opportunity for eligible students to do their externship/internship abroad during the summer in London.

This program is for UWSP students of applied physics, arts management, business, communication, English, interior architecture, history, international studies, sociology, political science, theater & health promotion/wellness.  Here's a sample of the internships/externships available: 

advertising - PR - economics - high-end residential, office, and hospitality design;  historic preservation - financial services - marketing - TV & radio / video production - lobby groups - parliament - political action groups - archival research - museum & gallery - management - non-profit and voluntary organizations - theatre/literature - stage design and sets - orchestra or dance companies - schools - health promotion and wellness in health spas, corporations, clinics, hospitals, mental health agencies - etc.


Application: A London Internship application packet is available in the International Programs Office, Room 108 Collins Classroom Center or by clicking here.  Permission required from your major/department Britain Internship Coordinator. Coordinator’s signature is required on the Internship application form. Students will be asked to attend an Informational/
Selection meeting and schedule a final interview.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 15, although late applications are sometimes taken; contact the International Programs Office for details.


Eligibility

Applicable majors and minors should apply (see credits offered below). Minimum GPA of 2.75 to apply.


Costs

$8,500-9,000 for 10-week programs  (approximate)

Cost Includes:

  • 10 Week Academic Program, 8-9 credits. 6-7 in internship and 3 in International Studies.
  • International Airfare, Chicago-London-Chicago.
  • Internship placement, orientation, supervision. 24 hours per week .
  • International Studies class for 3 credits dealing with British Culture and Civilization.
  • Room in central London, breakfasts, and most lunches and dinners.
  • UWSP full-time tuition.  Ten week internships are for 8-9 credits  for Wisconsin  Residents (Minnesota students qualify for reciprocity.) Out-of staters pay an additional $750.
  • UW-System mandatory health/travel insurance.
  • Plan your budget to cover passport, visa (c. $350), personal expenses.
  • In addition,  students can chose to participate in a study tour of the European Union (EU) in the two weeks following the internship.  The EU stops will include Frankfurt, Heidelberg, Baden-Baden and Trier in Germany, Strasbourg, Metz and Colmar in France, Luxembourg and Brussels in Belgium.    This is a comprehensive tour focusing on the EU's past, present and future.  Students may receive 2 credits in International Studies.  There is an additional charge for the tour; see the International Programs staff for details.

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Classes


Credits:
Please see the appropriate advisor for the number of credits and course expectations: 

Class For advising see:
Arts Management 480
Dr. James Haney,
225 CAC, 715-346-3409
Physics 390/490
Dr.  Chris Verzani, B103 SCI, 715-346-4764
Communication 485


Computing & New Media Technologies 

CIS 397 and   WDMD 399


Dr. James Haney,
225 CAC, 715-346-3409


Dr. Robert Dollinger,
Sci 246B, 715-346-4310
Health Promotion/Wellness 450
Dr. Marty Loy
101 CPS, 715-346-2830
History 480 Dr. Nancy LoPatin-Lummis
477 CCC, 715-346-2334
International Studies 395


Health Promotion and Human Development Options:
 HPW 430 “Practicum” in Health Promotion; HD 397 “Fieldwork” placement in Family and Consumer Sciences;  FN 397  “Fieldwork” placement in Dietetics.   
Dr. Sally Kent
477 CCC, 715-346-9703

Dr. Annie Wetter
101 CPS, 715-346-2830

English 498 Dr. Mark Balhorn
441 CCC, 715-346-4335
Political Science 455 Dr. John Blakeman
474 CCC, 715-346-4111
Sociology 494 for Social Work internships and  Sociology internships are Sociology  492 Dr. Bob Enright
488B CCC, 346-3060  or
Dr. Amy Boelk
,
(for Social Work),
456 CCC, 346-3603
Interior Architecture 396  Prof. Katja Marquart
338 CPS, 715-346-4090  
Business 496/498 Prof. Barb Mihm
412 CCC, 715-346-3775
Theater 492 Prof. Gary G. Olsen
161 NFAC, 715-346-4429

Art 417 and 419/420
Prof. Robert Stolzer, 163 FAC, 715-346-4556

In all cases confirm credits with the appropriate Department Chair/Internship Coordinator.

We might also suggest that you begin your orientation by visiting the VERY useful Anglo-American web site; this  is the agency that helps place our London interns:
http://www.angloamerican.uk.com/studentLife.htm


Withdrawal

Withdrawal up to ten weeks before the start of the program, all fees except the initial deposit may be refunded. After that time, airline, substantial intern placement fees (approx. $1100) and housing cancellation charges may be assessed. If the program would be canceled, all fees will be refunded.


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