Spring Break in London
Apply NowEngland | Conflict and Leadership
Dates: February 27 – March 8, 2025
Location: London, England
Cost: $3,000
Included: airfare, accommodations, in-country transportation, some meals, program events and activities, and study abroad fee
Not Included: some meals (dinner)
Application deadline: October 15th
Deposit: $575 November 1st (non-refundable)
Final payment deadline: $2,425 with spring tuition and fees deadline
Course information: LBST 303 – Issues of Justice in a Global Community: How Global Conflict Affects a Nation or PSLD 625 – Special Topics (Issues of Justice in a Global Society)
Requirements: In order to attend a Faculty-Led Study Abroad Program, students must have a 2.5 or higher GPA. Questions regarding this policy may be directed to Emily Dunn (dunn_ea@mercer.edu).
Exploring Centuries of Change in England: A Study of the Role of Conflict and Leadership is a three-hour study abroad program focused on the rich history and culture of London, England. Using experiential learning, students will trace the development of England from a total monarchy to a parliamentary democracy, and examine psychological and cultural aspects, including the roles of conformity and obedience during World War II. The program includes lectures, museum visits, guided tours, and discussions with local experts, offering a comprehensive understanding of London’s history and people.
This program aims to fulfill the university’s mission by encouraging students to learn about cultures and histories beyond the United States, highlighting how various forces can shape a nation. Designed for both undergraduate and graduate students, the course provides 3 credit hours and emphasizes the importance of international travel for an immersive learning experience, allowing students to witness firsthand the historical changes in London.
For more information about this program please contact Dr. Cameron Miller (miller_c@mercer.edu, 678-547-6009) or the Study Abroad Office (studyabroad@mercer.edu, 478-301-5964).