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LONDON, England
ABOUT THE LOCATION. Exploring London, getting a taste of the British experience and a sense of history are as much a part of this study abroad program as is the course work. The center of the London Study Program is Marian Kennedy Fischer Hall at Trafalgar Square. It features several classrooms, two major libraries, four state-of-the-art computer clusters, Internet and local network access in every room, a common room, faculty and administrative offices, a gallery, and private residences. It is less than a 10-minute walk from theatres, art galleries, financial institutions, and colleges of the University of London.

FALL Program. Currently 150 juniors from a variety of colleges within the University participate in the London Program. Courses are taught by Notre Dame faculty as well as faculty from the University of London and other British universities. During the fall semester engineering students can fulfill both college and university requirements with their London work; special care is taken to guarantee that they continue to make appropriate progress toward their degrees. A major component of the program is for all students to experience the fine and performing arts in London. This includes attending at least nine theatrical, musical, or dance productions and becoming familiar with London's museums. http://www.nd.edu/~intlstud/locations/uk/london.html
http://www.nd.edu/%7Elondonpr/index.html

SUMMER PROGRAM. The Summer Engineering Program offers all students in the College of Engineering an enriching educational experience in a foreign study environment as well as an opportunity to experience the globalization of industry and the impact of multinational corporation operations on U.S. engineers. The six-week program consists of two three-credit courses taught by regular Notre Dame faculty and field trips to significant engineering projects. Classes meet four days a week, leaving weekends available for travel in the British Isles or on the continent.
For more details see http://www.nd.edu/~engineer/sumlon