Courses and
Internships in London
NYU, Bedford Square
Internships
London is Educational Programmes Abroad’s flagship program. We have
been placing students in pre-professional internships in the major political,
financial, cultural and historical institutions in London since the early
1970's.
Thirty years in, it is still our most popular program location with a range
of internship opportunities that are wider and more impressive than ever.
We are always keen to expand our offerings and we pride ourselves on our
personalized approach. So if the type of internship you want is not listed
below, let us know and we will try to set it up specifically for you.
Academic courses
Fall and spring semester students intern three days a week and take two academic
courses in addition to their placements. The course subjects reflect
the main internship fields offered as well as cultural electives.
EPA students take two courses from over forty available at NYU in London Student
Center.
Summer students work full-time in their internships and
do not take academic courses.
Orientation
The first week is devoted to orientation sessions where students spend time discussing their choice of academic courses, learning about their internship and attending a first interview as well as getting to know London and finding their way around.
Internships
Advertising
Architecture
Arts Administration and Management
Banking and Financial Institutions
Business
Education
Environmental Studies
Fashion Marketing and Merchandising
Graphic Design
Health Care Policy and Administration
Law
Marketing
Media, Communications and Journalism
Medical Research
Museums and Art Galleries
Politics and Government
Pressure Groups
Psychology and Psychiatric Facilities
Public Affairs & Public Relations
Publishing
Research Institutes
Social Services and Social Work
Theatre
Tourism and Hotels
Urban Studies and Town Planning
Courses
BUSINESS - Competitive Advantage from OperationsBUSINESS - Foundations of Financial Markets
BUSINESS - Introduction to Marketing
BUSINESS - Management & Organizational Analysis
BUSINESS - Organizational Communication
CINEMA STUDIES & DRAMA - British Cinema
CINEMA STUDIES & DRAMA - Shakespeare: Text & Performance
COMMUNICATION STUDIES & PHOTOGRAPHY - Media, Culture & Globalization
ECONOMICS - Economic Principles II
ENGLISH - Major Texts in Critical Theory
ENGLISH - Modern Drama in Performance in London
ENGLISH - Postcolonial Indian Literature
ENGLISH - The English Novel in the Nineteenth Century
ENGLISH - Women and the Novel
ENGLISH - Writing Postcolonial London
FINE ARTS - Architecture in London: Field Study
FINE ARTS - Art & War (special topics in the History of Art)
FINE ARTS - British Art in London
FINE ARTS - Contemporary Art in Britain
FINE ARTS - Designing Britain (special topics in the History of Art)
FINE ARTS - Ideology and Urban Design: Builders of Britain
HISTORY - A History of London
HISTORY - Britain and Slavery
HISTORY - Europe Since 1945
HISTORY - Immigration
HISTORY - Modern Britain: Society, Culture and Politics, 1780-1914
HISTORY - The Early Middle Ages
JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION - Methods & Practice: Reporting the Arts
Journalism & Society: From Blogging to Bullets, Changes and Challenges Facing Media
PHILOSOPHY - Ethics
PHILOSOPHY - Metaphysics
POLITICS - British Politics
POLITICS - East European Government & Politics
POLITICS - Law & Society
POLITICS - Political Theory
POLITICS - Politics of the Near and Middle East
PSYCHOLOGY - Abnormal Psychology
PSYCHOLOGY - Developmental Psychology
PSYCHOLOGY - Introduction to Psychology
PSYCHOLOGY - Social Psychology