CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY SUMMER PROGRAM
CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND
Study at one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities in Cambridge, England, as part of SPC's Cambridge University Summer Program.
Choose from Humanities, Shakespeare, Literature, History, Medieval Studies, Social Science and Natural Science programs that run for two, three, four or six weeks.
Classes are taught by Cambridge professors and include daily classes, lectures, social functions and special events sponsored by the Cambridge International Summer School. Read more reasons for choosing the University of Cambridge International Summer Schools program.
You will be accompanied by an SPC professor who will provide orientations, tutorials and academic supervision. View our image gallery.
Program dates:
Term I - July 7 - Aug. 1, 2008
Term II - Aug. 3-16, 2008 (NOTE: SPC will not be sending students to Cambridge for term II)
Additional information on the University of Cambridge International Summer Schools is available online. Note that in the event that Cambridge rules and procedures conflict or seem to conflict with SPC’s, SPC participants are held to SPC’s rules and procedures. Please submit the University of Cambridge application as well as all of the forms in the SPC Study Abroad application package to our office for review.
The lead instructor is Patricia Matchette.
PROGRAM COST ESTIMATES
In order to help you keep your costs down, students are responsible for arranging their own transportation to Belize.
For planning purposes, we have provided a detailed cost estimate summary that includes a rough estimate of what you can expect to pay for your travel. You may find that you are able to secure flight arrangements for a significantly lower cost than what is noted on the form. The cost estimate summary also can be used to calculate other program costs (tuition, etc). Please let us know if you have any questions.
NEED FINANCIAL AID HELP?
We are happy to announce that Wayne Kruger, assistant director of Financial Assistance Services, is available to answer any questions you may have about financial aid for this year’s Study Abroad program.
Because several of the cost items for each trip are optional or variable, your cost may differ from the examples shown on this Web site. For instance, one student found a round-trip airfare to Ecuador that was over $500 less than our estimates. So please explore all your options. We hope to include as many of you as possible on these trips!
COURSE INFORMATION
Please review the following course syllabi:
Printable England program overview.
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