Because of the location, faculty will be able to enrich the learning experience with guest lectures, museum visits, tours and other community resources. Classes will be held on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays with Wednesdays reserved for group excursions. There are no prerequisites for any of the courses. Oxford and Cambridge summer 2001 course information Excursions Weekly field trips are an integral part of the academic program. During the first week, the itinerary will include a walking tour of Oxford or Cambridge.
Long weekends enable students to travel to London or other British or European locations.
To see how easy it is to travel in England during those long weekends, check out the Railtrack Travel Information Page. Housing and Meals At both Oxford and Cambridge, students will be housed in single rooms with private or shared baths. Mini-kitchens are available at Oxford. Meals served in the dining hall at Oxford include breakfast seven days per week, three lunches and two dinners. More meals will be provided at Cambridge, as there are no kitchen facilities available, including breakfast seven days a week, lunch Monday through Thursday, and dinner on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.