Regent’s University London: Direct Enrollment & Exchange
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- Location(s): London, The United Kingdom
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad
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Regent’s University London - Study Abroad at a truly international campus in the heart of Regent’s Park and the Marylebone area, just minutes away from the busy West End, Madame Tussaud’s and the Sherlock Holmes Museum and with Buckingham Palace, ... read more
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There are many opportunities outside and there are lots of different people and interesting things in the world. jing h - Regent’s University London View Entire Review
The study abroad component wasn't what I was expecting or what I had hoped for but the London part was everything I could have wanted. Emily O - Regent’s University London View Entire Review
I met so many people from all different parts of the world, so I really learned to see things through other perspectives and behave differently. Also, is the best way to learn a second language since you will be using it all day everyday.At last, since your time abroad is limited, you just NEED to know every place, so when you'r... Laura S - Regent’s University London View Entire Review
Hands-on skills in filmmaking Wrenne E - Belmont University View Entire Review
I loved learning about other cultures and learning how to navigate and be on my own in foreign places. It was completely and totally worthwhile. A student - Roanoke College View Entire Review
I was forced to go out of my comfort zone and I think I learned a lot about myself and really grew from this experience, and gained a lot of confidence. A student - University of New Hampshire View Entire Review
It was absolutely worthwhile. On my solo journeys I learned a lot about both British culture and myself. Memories of the shows I attended, the food I ate (mostly fish and chips), and the scenery on Primrose Hill and in the Scottish Highlands will stay with me forever. A student - University of Hartford View Entire Review
I gained a larger perspective on the world and realize despite differences on paper, we are more or less the same. Jermaine O - University of Hartford View Entire Review
How to fake it till you make it with confidence. Absolutely worth it. I'd do it a hundred times again. A student - Baylor University View Entire Review
I learned about myself! I found people who are now desperately important to me. It encouraged my interest in travel and confidence in my choices. Definitely worthwhile. A student - University of New Hampshire View Entire Review
Very worthwhile! I learned to be more independent and how to handle different situations that may come up. (money, travel, etc) A student - Monmouth University View Entire Review
I learned a lot from my classes. I love how everyone is so friendly and nice there. eryn.nicole.3 - Regent’s University London View Entire Review
I improved my language skills and exchanged personal and useful experiences with international people which opened my mind to different cultures, points of view and living manners. A student - Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (UCSC) View Entire Review
I learned how to be open minded and respect other's cultures as well as to be as curious and adventurous as I could possibly be. Leave fear behind and explore the beautiful world right in front of you. Don't be shy and make as many friends as you can. These kinds of friendships will be everlasting. A student - Hawaii Pacific University View Entire Review
Take a risk and take advantage of this opportunity. A student - Monmouth University View Entire Review
There is no way to put what I learned abroad into words. Not only do you gain a deeper understanding of world views, cultures, and get different opinions than you ever would in the US, but you also get to discover a lot about yourself. A student - University of New Hampshire View Entire Review
It was the perfect experience, I was really worthwhile, I grew up as a person A student - Other View Entire Review
It was so worthwhile. I learned to not be afraid of walking around a city by myself Essy D - Susquehanna University View Entire Review
I made a lot of friends and learned a lot about many different cultures. I had SO much fun traveling and experiencing a new culture! It was definitely worthwhile! Danielle B - University of Hartford View Entire Review
This experience made me grow as a person. I have a new perspective on life. Before going to London, I only saw NYC as the greatest city. Now I'm not so sure. Going to a new country by myself was scary at first, but by the end I felt like I could conquer anything. I am completely comfortable with traveling alone now. I have gaine... Lily H - University of Hartford View Entire Review
I learned a lot about being more open minded and understanding languages and culture beyond western ways. A student - University of Hartford View Entire Review
It was my first time to live abroad, and it did give me a lot from study to living experience. A student - Beijing Language and Culture University / BLCU View Entire Review
I got to live in a metropolitan city, a welcomed change to my home university town. Yes, it was definitely worthwile. Francisca F - WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management View Entire Review
I grew personally, professionally , I learned other cultures , languages , met amazing cities and great people . I learned to handle me , take care of myself and solve my problems. It was a totally positive experience. magali.alvarellos - Regent’s University London View Entire Review
I learned that cultural difference is a beautiful thing rather than a problem! Live, love learn! Experiencing different cultures was the best part! I was out of my comfort zone and it was amazing ! jess.duda.3 - Monmouth University View Entire Review
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Regent’s University London - Study Abroad at a truly international campus in the heart of Regent’s Park and the Marylebone area, just minutes away from the busy West End, Madame Tussaud’s and the Sherlock Holmes Museum and with Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Shakespear’s Globe and Harry Potter World just around the corner. Each year we welcome more than 1,000 study abroad and exchange students from all over the world onto our semester programmes. Students have the option to join us for one or two semesters in either the autumn/ fall semester, the spring semester, or during an intensive summer programme.
At our central London campuses, the immediate environment and the city beyond provide a rich extension of the classroom. The historic Royal Regent's Park and the Marylebone area provide a serene studying environment, while the very best of what London has to offer is on our doorstep.
With students from 140 different nationalities, our community is truly international. It provides a cultural richness without boundaries that exchanges perspectives, shares experiences and promotes dialogue.
We offer courses in a wide range of disciplines and you will experience a personalised approach to learning. Programmes that previous study abroad students have taken courses from include: Acting and Global Theatre, British History, Business Management, Creative Industries, English, European Studies, Fashion Design, Fashion Marketing, Interior Design, International Business and Chinese Studies, International Events Management, International Human Rights, Luxury Brand Management, Marketing, Oil and Gas Trade Management, Visual Communication, Writing for Screen and Stage, and many more!
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Study AbroadProgram Length(s):
- Fall
- Summer
- Spring
- Academic Year
Instruction Language(s):
- English
Language Requirement(s):
- English
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Liberal Arts, General Studies
- Visual and Performing Arts
- Drama, Theater, Theatre Arts
- International Business
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