Service is rendered as needs are identified after arriving in the host country. Most projects are not related to the academic content of the courses taught, but are carefully planned in association with beneficiaries. Internships may be combined with limited service opportunities based on the student's own selection. Service projects are directly linked to the academic focus. At least one-half of each day is devoted to the service project.
Service is an integral part of most field study programs.
Research projects often depend on an in-country host and principles of reciprocity require that students take advantage of every opportunity to serve the needs of the people in the host country. Airfare is not included in program costs. Students pay BYU tuition and pay their own airfare and expenses while in host country. Students pay BYU tuition and pay their own airfare and expenses while in host country. Housing may include home stays, hotels, or the BYU London Centre.