| The
Program
Roughly 150 US students
from the University of Evansville and other "cooperating
colleges" study at Harlaxton. In most semesters, a UW-Eau Claire faculty
member will also be teaching at Harlaxton. You will take a
6-credit British Studies class from British professors, as
well as other courses from the US faculty from participating
universities.
Students share double or triple rooms in Harlaxton Manor and
the adjoining Carriage House. Meals are served cafeteria-style
in the Dining Hall. There are also laundry facilities,
"telly" lounge with VCR, and a general store in the Manor.
Location
Harlaxton is
a 100-room Victorian manor house in the English midlands--and
the British campus of the University of Evansville in Indiana.
UW-Eau Claire has been sending students to Harlaxton for more than 20 years! Located on the edge of Harlaxton village, two miles outside
of Grantham, England, the Manor is set amidst the green pastures
and rolling hills typical of the English countryside. The
nearest city is Nottingham, about 20 miles away. A fast and
frequent rail network provides easy access to other parts
of Great Britain, making trips all over the country possible.
London is about an hour away by train.
Part of Harlaxton's unique academic strength is seeing firsthand the places you are studying. Two local field trips are included in the required British Studies course. Weekend and vacation travel is organized at additional cost. Typical destinations include London, Bath, Paris, Edinburgh, Cambridge, Ireland, and Rome.
Courses
In addition to
the required British studies course, you will choose from
courses taught by the resident British faculty and the visiting
US professors. Tentative course listings for Fall 2008 and
Spring 2009 are listed below. All courses are 3 credits unless
noted. Should a visiting professor need to withdraw prior
to the semester, those courses may be replaced by courses
from another discipline.
Courses offered both semesters |
Harlaxton Course |
UWEC Equivalent |
| ES 103 Intro to Environmental Science |
Biol 194 |
| ID H282 British Studies (6 cr ) |
Ints 170/Ints LD GE 4 |
| ID H382 British Studies (6 cr) |
Ints 370/Ints UD GE 4 |
| Lit 350 Shakespeare |
Engl 257 |
| Mktg 325 Principles of Marketing |
Mktg 330 |
Mus 130/230 University Choir
|
Musi 190 |
| Mus 330/430 University Choir |
Musi 388 |
| Psci H385 British Politics |
Pols Elec UD GE3 |
| Psci 312 Pol Parties & Elections |
Pols 341 |
FALL 2008 |
Harlaxton Course |
UWEC Equivalent |
| Biol 201 Human Genetics & Society |
Elec GE 2 LD |
| Biol 399 Develop Neurobiology |
Biol GE 2 UD |
| CE/ME 212 Statics |
Math 255 |
| COMM 110: Fundamentals of Public Speaking |
CJ202A |
| Educ 200 Intro to Schools, Teachers & Learners |
Fed Elec LD |
| Educ 330 Literature for the Elementary & Adolescent Child |
Elec UD |
| Hist 319 The Second World War |
Hist Elec GE4 UD |
| ID 111 Structures & Materials of World Cultures |
IDIS GE 4 LD |
| Lit 231 Masterpieces of Brit Lit |
Engl 252 |
| Lit 320 The 17th Century |
Engl Elec GE4 UD |
| Lit 330 Yeats & The Anglo-Irish Drama |
Engl 392 |
| Math 323 Calculus III (4 cr) |
Math 216 |
| Mgt 280 Survey of Global Business |
Bsad Elec LD |
| Mgt 250/380 Seminar in Contemporary Leadership |
Mktg 494 |
| Mgt 300 Principals of Management |
Mgmt Elec UD |
| Mgt 306 Human Resources |
Mgmt 349 |
| Mgt 377 Organizational Behavior |
Mgmt 340 |
| Mktg 374 Integrated Marketing Communication |
Mktg 332 |
| Nurs 466 Prof. Leadership |
Nysy Elec UD |
| Nurs 467 Health Promotion within the Community |
Adtn Elec UD |
| Nurs 468 Nursing Modalities for the Community (4 cr) |
Fmhn Elec UD |
| Nurs 484 Dynamic Integration: Health Issues |
Nysy Elec UD |
| Psci 143 American National Government |
Pols 110 |
| Psci 313 Congress & the Presidency |
Pols Elec UD |
| Psyc 450 Learning |
Psyc 302 |
| Thtr 110 Intro to Theater Arts |
Thea 125 |
| Thtr 160 Survey & Analysis of Dramatic Literautre |
Thea 101 |
| Thtr 395 Modern British Theater, Contemporary British Dramatists |
Thea 291 |
| WLIT 223: World Classics: Dante & Milton |
Engl 230 |
| Wrtg 307 Poetry |
Engl Elec GE 1A LD |
| Wrtg 308 Creative Non-Fiction: Travel Writings |
Engl Elec UD |
Spring 2009 |
Harlaxton Course |
UWEC Equivalent |
| ARCH 320: British Pre-History |
Anth 491 |
| COMM 130: Intro to Communication |
CJ 105 |
| COMM 231: Basic Reporting |
CJ 222 |
| Hist 378H British & Middle East to 1922 |
Hist Elec GE 4 UD |
| Hist 380A: Topics in History: The British Isles in Revolution 1640-1690 |
Hist Elec GE4 UD |
| Hist 381 Modern Britian 1815-Present |
Hist Elec GE 4 UD |
| Hist 380B Modern Ireland 1689-Present |
Hist Elec GE 4 UD |
| Lit 231 Masterpieces of English Literature 1 |
Engl 252 |
| Lit 330H British Poetry since the Renaissance |
Engl 392 |
| Lit 330I Irish Literature |
Engl 259 |
| Lit 351 The English Novel |
Engl 465 |
| Math 105 College Algebra |
Math 109 |
| Mktg 330 Consumer Behavior |
Mktg 331 |
Mktg 374 Integrated Marketing Communications |
Mktg 332 |
| Phys 100 Fundamentals of Physics |
Elec GE 2 UD |
| Psci 290 Women & Politics |
Pols Elec LD |
| Psci 489 Western European Political System |
Pols 327 |
| REL 140: Intro to Old Testament |
Rels 320 |
| REL 335: Biblical Narratives |
Rels Elec UD |
| RELS 375: Bible Gender & Culture |
Rels 353 |
| WS 101: Intro to Women's Studies |
Wmns 100 |
| Wlit 343 Norse Myth, Saga & Legend |
Engl Elec UD GE 4 |
| Wrtg 308 Creative Non-Fiction |
Engl Elec UD |
| Wrtg 312 Advanced Exposition |
Engl 201 |
| Wrtg 490 Writing Workshop |
Engl Elec UD |
Course is an
elective unless specified UWEC course number is listed.
GE=general elective; LD=lower division; UD=upper division
Academic
Calendar
Fall semester
runs from late August to mid December. Spring semester runs
early January to mid April. Exact dates will be available
the semester before you go.
Expenses
The estimated Wisconsin resident fee for Fall 2008 is $8,650 and for Spring 2009 it is $9,450.
This includes full-time tuition, shared room,
20 meals per week, required field trips, the Harlaxton shuttle
bus, CISI insurance and administrative fees. Minnesota residents
may apply for reciprocity; residents of other states add $900.
Additional costs include: a passport, roundtrip
transportation, books, and personal expenses. Estimate an
additional $2200-$2500 for these expenses. Total Wisconsin
resident cost estimate: Fall 08 - $10,580-11,150; Spring 09
- $11,650-11,950. Costs estimates may change at any
time.
Financial
Aid
If you qualify
for financial aid, you can apply your aid to program
costs. Your financial aid package will be based on
actual costs in England, including the cost of round-trip
airfare. You can learn about additional options, including a study abroad grant through the UW-Eau Claire Foundation; this application will
be included with orientation materials. a Wisconsin
Grant for Study Abroad and scholarships for specific majors and national study abroad scholarships
at http://uwec.edu/CIE/sac/finaid.htm.
Eligibility
To apply, you must be a currently-enrolled, degree-seeking
undergraduate UW-Eau Claire student .
A cumulative resident GPA of 2.3 and good academic standing
are required. You may apply as a freshman but must have
at least sophomore by the time the program begins.
Application
Deadline
Applications
for Fall 2008 are accepted beginning
September 4, 2007. The priority application
deadline for Fall 2008 is November 15, 2007.
Applications for Spring 2009 are accepted beginning January
15, 2008. The priority application
deadline for Spring 2009 is April 1, 2008.
Complete applications
will be reviewed after these dates. Late applications will
be considered if space on the program is still available.
Please contact the Center for International Education to find
out if spaces are available before submitting a late application.
No applications will be accepted after January 15, 2008 for
Fall 2008, or after May 1, 2008 for Spring 2009.
You can download
an application at online applications,
or stop by to pick up an application in the Center for International
Education.
Comments
Harlaxton has given me the license to step out of my comfort zone and really experience the world. -Sarah
I had an experience that can never be compared to anything else. It changed my outlook on life and the way I compose myself. I enjoyed myself thoroughly and can't wait to tell people the opportunities I have come across -Carmen
Harlaxton was definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity. The friends I made and the places I saw will stay with me for the rest of my life. It was truly unforgettable!! –
Cassandra, past participant
The
months I spent here at Harlaxton were the best months of my
life. I fully believe that the rest of my college years
and life will be greatly enhanced by the experiences I had
here. –
Amanda, past participant
The
months I spent here at Harlaxton were the best months of my
life. I fully believe that the rest of my college years
and life will be greatly enhanced by the experiences I had
here. –
Amanda, past participant
I
got to see the world and learn all about the British culture
in only four months! It was the time of my life! – Megan,
past participant
My
experience at Harlaxton taught me so much about the British
culture and about myself. It was the best semester I have
had and I met so many great people. I would do it over in
a heart beat! – Shelby,
past participant
"Going
to school at Harlaxton College was amazing! It's an experience
I will never forget. Living in a castle for four months, learning
British History (which was brought to life in my traveling)
and experiencing British life (through the Meet A Family Program)
all enriched my college years to a memory I will never forget."
-Katie,
past participant
"My
experience at Harlaxton was definitely one I will never forget.
It was a great platform from which one could experience all
of the sights, tastes and smells of Europe. The opportunities
to travel throughout Europe are endless and those experiences
abroad are what I will cherish forever."
-Nicole, past participant
"I'm
not sure there is a way to sum up the experience. It is a
combination of culture, academics, family, friendships and
incredible once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Harlaxton College
is a wonderful place to learn, travel, explore and experience.
Take the opportunity while you can."
-Kathryn, past participant
Additional
Information
For more information
or an application, contact:
Center for International Education
Schofield 111
Eau Claire, WI 54702-4004
Phone: (715) 836-4411
Fax: (715) 836-4948
Email: studyabroad@uwec.edu
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