London: Get To Know Europe's Biggest City!
London is the most exciting city in which to live and work. It is a huge multicultural, noisy metropolis that will challenge everything you thought you knew about the Brits.
The London of the Beatles and punk rock era is still there, but it’s moved on! Whether you’re interested in music, clubbing, eating out, theater, the arts, history or sports, London has it all. From the legendary King’s Road through the bustle of street markets such as Brick Lane and Portobello, to the world-famous Harrods, there is shopping to suit every style and taste.
London is a world financial and commercial center,
as shown by an ever-changing skyline of award-winning, twenty-first
century architecture. For business, politics, media and public life, this
is the center of the UK.
Living in London
London is more like a patchwork of neighborhoods, so it’s an easy city
to settle into and get to know despite its size and vibrancy. It is also
very easy to get around thanks to an extensive public transportation system.
If a ‘big city’ environment doesn’t
sound like your thing, don’t worry. London is a green city. There
are many spacious parks and quiet squares in its center and wide open spaces
on its outskirts.
Internships in London
Courses in London
Dates of London Courses
- Stephanie Stupic, Juniata College, London
Accommodation
We have some of the best student housing in London. A typical example is Hampden House, which is very centrally located on Weymouth Street, London W1, just north of Oxford Circus.
All of the apartments that we use are near the theatres, shops and art galleries and are in one of the best areas in London.
The classes at the NYU in London building on Bedford Square are a short distance way.
Home stays are also available for those who want to sample British life from within a family environment.
Hampden House
Classes in London
Students will find a broad liberal arts-based curriculum at NYU in London
that draws on the city's history and vibrant culture in addition to specialized
academic programs for students in certain majors.
Field work and site visits are a regular part of many classes that take students
out of the classroom and into the cosmopolitan center of London.
A wide array of courses are available in various disciplines, including business,
fine arts, theatre, history, politics, economics, journalism, math, psychology,
and literature.