Nineteen Earlham College students are studying in London this semester as a member of Earlham's off-campus study programs. Group excursions are offered to Canterbury, Bath, Stonehenge, Stratford, Cambridge, Oxford, and the Houses of Parliament. There are also local trips to theaters, concerts and museums.
Participants have the opportunity to study British politics, science, literature and theater.
They also volunteer four-six hours each week at nearby social service agencies that match their individual interests. Students are expected to use the volunteer experience as the basis for paper discussing what the placement experience has taught them about British culture. The students are lodged in private homes in north central London and earn a total of 17 semester credits for successful completion of the program.