This is the ninth year the College of Business Administration has sponsored the program, which sends students to study at Oxford University in England. At Oxford students earn six credit hours that apply to their degrees at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
All students take The History of the British Political System.
They can then choose from international economics or Shakespearean literature classes. Martain Holmes, the director and founder of Nebraska at Oxford, said the program was established to give Nebraska students a taste of the social and educational opportunities in England. Students experience social life at Oxford along with school life, he said. Activities such as plays, musical performances, sports and horse races were planned. They also toured castles and visited famous architecture sites.