There are several ways to enjoy the 'Harlaxton Experience', right here in our astonishing 153-room manor house in “real England”, but you need to plan ahead to ensure a good fit with your programme of academic study.
Should you come for a regular semester, a summer school or as part of a faculty lead summer programme - only you can decide - we hope the following will assist you in your decision.
Most students choose to study at Harlaxton College for a single semester; normally in their sophomore or junior year.
Harlaxton's broad based curriculum allows students from most majors to choose a semester at Harlaxton which compliments their field of study and, very often, helps fulfil several General Education requirements.
Studying for a full 16 week semester allows students to take full advantage of all the travel, cultural immersion and personal growth opportunities that an extended study abroad experience can offer.
We encourage all prospective students to plan ahead and discuss a semester long study abroad opportunity at HArlaxton College with their advisor and/or Study Abroad Office as early as possible in their academic career.
We encourage you to explore our web site but would particularly encourage you to visit the following pages:
Not all students are able (or want) to study at Harlaxton College for a regular semester and, for many, a Summer School or Summer Programme at Harlaxton is a good alternative.
Harlaxton College offers a 5 week summer school each year and, like our regular semesters, we offer a broad curriculum and several travel opportunities. Often courses are tailored to allow a 'touring' theme with classroom academics and field trips being used to produce an intensive programme of study.
From the beginning of May until mid-August each year the College hosts a variety of residential groups. The participants may be diverse in experience, nationality and background, but all live for a while in this beautiful Manor, have classes in unique surroundings and enjoy course related travel.
Last Updated: 06/11/2006 11:58 PM