Today it has a population of nine million and with a diversity that reflects its global economic role and identity: 37% of Londoners were born outside of the UK, 40% of Londoners identify as Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic, and there are over 300 languages spoken. The impact of Britain’s early industrial revolution meant that London was the world’s largest city throughout most of the 19th century and into the 20th century. Within easy reach of metro stops, train stations, and bus lines, the study center offers convenient and quick access to all of the city and its suburbs.Founded by the Romans two thousand years ago, London has long been a major world city, with connections developed over centuries through international trade. You will find Paris to be a fascinating mix of cultures with many layers where the old and the new intersect on a daily basis. Unattached to a university, the city of Paris itself is incorporated into coursework as a “living laboratory” with site visits, local cultural activities, and lectures from prominent scholars based in the area. One of the city’s most vibrant and diverse areas, the neighborhood is home to the Opéra Bastille and the historical Place de la Bastille. Antoine, a street formerly famous for interior designers and furniture factories. The building sits deep within a courtyard off of the rue du Faubourg St. Paris Study CenterĬourses for this program are held at a study center complex that houses classrooms, a computer lab, a library, and a resource center where you can pick up mail and use Wi-Fi. The admin office is adjacent to a variety of restaurants and cafés, making it a convenient stop for advising sessions and other check-ins with UCEAP staff. About ten minutes from the center is the London administrative office. You can also use the computer lab, library, study room, and student lounge with wireless Internet throughout the building. The bright, beautiful classrooms are each equipped with laptops, digital projectors, and white boards. The London Study Center is in a beautiful, multi-story building just steps from the British Museum, Covent Garden, and Soho.
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