Students spend Fall quarter at the University of Bath, England enrolled in a special set of linked courses on European Politics and Society . Students study in Bath with 40 European students from all across the continent. Lecturers include not only Bath faculty but also professors from many other British and European universities. Students receive UW credit for courses in Bath. Students pay regular home tuition at the UW but pay no tuition to the University of Bath.
Scholarships are available for both undergraduate and graduate students.
Students return to the UW for Winter quarter and take a special seminar on Trans-Atlantic Relations. All TAM students take the American core module at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the fall. All TAM students then complete a Specialist Module and a Thesis Module at one of the European sites. TAM students are awarded a Master's Degree in Trans-Atlantic Studies by the European university at which they complete their theses and will also receive a TAM diploma signed by the presidents or rectors of all of the universities in the consortium.