Theatre Academy London
England: London
There isn’t a city in the world with a richer theatre
tradition than London; nor a tradition so richly
complemented by a vital contemporary theatre
scene. Here one will find the traditional alongside
the cutting edge, visit the renowned national
companies (the National Theatre, the RSC) and
be enthralled by the most exuberant experimental
theatre, such as a promenade performance
through a long-abandoned underground railway
station. The Florida State University Theatre
Academy London (TAL) is designed to assist
students in taking advantage of these exceptional
resources, as well as seeing plays covering the full
range of dramatic performance (many at discounted
student rates). The Academy offers classes taught
by a distinguished faculty, including some of
London’s leading theatre artists.
Whether it is Playwriting, Acting, or Design and
Stage Management, students are taught by noted
practitioners from the London theatre community
along with Florida State resident faculty. A special
feature of the Academy is that it offers a uniquely
wide range of courses, encompassing all the
principal theatre arts. In a year-round program,
each semester offers a specific focus.
Focuses for Each Session
Students may select courses according to this suggested
focus or according to individual preference and may study
at the Academy for one semester or more.
- Summer 2013
- Session 1: Film Acting
This course enables students to become familiar with the technical
language of filmmaking and the equipment involved while learning
techniques to develop and deepen their abilities as actors. Participants
will leave the workshop aware of screen-acting techniques, the practical
demands of filming and the recorded highlights of their development.
- Session 2: Shakespeare Intensive
Students of Acting can continue their studies with London theatre
professionals in a short summer session. Offered during the height of
the Shakespeare theatre season in London and England, this
program focuses on the study of Shakespeare’s plays through
Introduction to London Theatre (Shakespeare) and Acting classes.
- Session 3: Sessions 1 and 2 combined
Students may take one or both of these summer sessions. To earn
12 credits, students will need to complete both sessions (session 3).
- Fall 2013
- Performance Studies: London Theatre Experience*
This program has been offered for many years as “The London Theatre
Experience” prior to becoming part of the year-long opportunities now
available through the Theatre Academy London. Focus is on the actor,
and courses may include such classes as Shakespeare, Scene Study,
Movement, and Film Acting. Playwriting, Devising, and Directing may
be offered as well.
*Note: Admission to Performance Studies: London Theatre Experience is
through the Florida State School of Theatre. Contact the School of Theatre
at 850-644-7234 for information about this Performance Studies Program.
- Spring 2014
- Dramatic Writing
Dramatic Writing offers courses in Playwriting, Adaptation,
and Screenwriting. It also taps into the city’s diverse
cultures with Ethnic Theatres in London as well as
offering a course in acting Shakespeare and an
introduction to Directing.
Eligibility
The Academy is open to all students pursuing degree
programs in Theatre, Music Theatre, Film, English,
Communication and Humanities, and in exceptional
circumstances to others who may register as special
students. Summer Sessions 2 and 3 are open to
Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors only with a
prerequisite of acting experience or prior
college-level acting classes.
Housing
Students stay in furnished apartments in the
Florida State London Study Centre or in comparable
accommodations within central London.
Areas of Study:
- Acting
- Dramatic Writing
- Performance Studies
- Screenwriting
- Shakespeare Intensive
Course Descriptions
LN75-1-13
| Course | Title | Credits |
| THE3061 | Introduction to London Theatre* | 3 |
| THE4935 | Writing For the Screen | 3 |
| TPP4600 | Fundamentals of Playwriting | 3 |
LN71-6-13
| Course | Title | Credits |
| THE3061 | Introduction To London Theatre* (Mandatory) | 3 |
| THE3931 | Theatre in London* (Mandatory) (S/U only) | 3 |
| THE4935 | Film Acting Workshop | 3 |
LN72-6-13
| Course | Title | Credits |
| THE3061 | Introduction To London Theatre* (Mandatory) | 3 |
| THE3931 | Shakespeare: Performance (Acting experience required) (S/U only) | 3 |
| THE3931 | Theatre in London* (Mandatory) (S/U only) | 3 |
LN73-6-13
| Course | Title | Credits |
| THE3061 | Introduction To London Theatre* (Mandatory) | 3 |
| THE3931 | Shakespeare: Performance (Acting experience required)(S/U only) | 3 |
| THE3931 | Theatre in London* (Mandatory) (S/U only) | 3 |
| THE4935 | Film Acting Workshop | 3 |
LN74-9-13
| Course | Title | Credits |
| THE3061 | Introduction To London Theatre (Mandatory) | 3 |
| THE3931 | Shakespeare: Advanced Acting (S/U Only) | 3 |
| THE4913 | Theatre Tutorial: Movement (S/U Only) | 3 |
| THE4923 | Theatre Encounters Workshop | 3 |
| THE4935 | Scene Study | 3 |
| TPP4531 | Stage Combat | 3 |
| TPP4600 | Fundamentals of Playwriting | 3 |
LN75-1-14
| Course | Title | Credits |
| THE3061 | Introduction to London Theatre | 3 |
| THE4433 | Gender, Race, and Performance | 3 |
| THE4935 | Scene Study | 3 |
| THE4935 | Writing For the Screen | 3 |
| TPP4600 | Fundamentals of Playwriting | 3 |
*/**/***/****/^ Courses followed by these symbols denote cross listing. Students may take one or the other, but not both.
Visa Information for FSU IP Participants
Immigration laws, visa requirements, and application processes vary depending on location.
International Programs provides visa support for most programs which require visas for US citizens.
Specific details are noted on each program page for which visas or entry clearance applications are required.
U.S. citizens living abroad, must contact the appropriate consulate for the steps to obtain necessary visas.
Non-US citizens should review the information below for requirements specific to your program.
The State Department provides specific visa requirements by country.
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Students may be required to make a personal appearance at the appropriate consulate to obtain a visa.
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Students on multiple programs, consecutive semesters abroad or the First Year Abroad program may have
different visa requirements and should contact IP for more information.
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Students planning travel before or after the program dates are responsible for making their own entry arrangements.
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Students on some programs must submit their passports in advance of their programs, so the visa can be
affixed in the passport. This may impact travel plans.
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Changes in requirements may affect program structure, dates, and fees.
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Students who fail to comply with IP or host country visa processes may incur financial penalties,
delayed arrivals or cancellations.
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Students are strongly encouraged to purchase travel insurance which covers failure to obtain a visa.
Further information is available on the Travel Insurance Review website.
For additional assistance, please contact our Passports and Immigration Officer, Tina Brooks
FSU IP Visa Packets
Note: Individual visa packet links are located at the bottom of this page. If the link is not ‘live,’ the visa packet is not yet available.
US Citizens
U.S. Citizens requiring visas to participate on the program will receive guidelines and assistance from International Programs.
The receipt of a visa is a privilege, not a right. Each foreign country has the right to establish its own parameters for the
granting of a visa, and as an American requesting permission to enter that foreign country, you must abide by all of its
requirements. IP cannot guarantee receipt of an entry visa. Students choosing to obtain a visa independently must notify
International Programs of this intention, and must be aware that failure to obtain the proper entry or student visa may not
release you from responsibility of the full program fees.
Non-US Citizens
Visa applications for FSU IP programs in Florence, Italy, Tianjin, China and Valencia, Spain will be handled in the same manner
for non-US citizens as for US citizens. Non-US citizens should use the links below to access the visa packets.
Although International Programs provides guidelines regarding the student visa process for U.S. citizens, non-U.S. citizens are
advised to contact the appropriate consulate to learn the student visa procedures governing their nationality. It is the
responsibility of non-U.S. citizens to contact our office if any information must be provided by International Programs in
order for you to obtain your student visa.
If your program is not listed below, US citizens are not required to have a visa for our program. Please note, every
admitted student will receive their visa packet instructions via email. If a country listed below is not linked to a visa packet,
the packet has not yet been updated and distributed to the students. Please check back at a later date.
Fall 2013
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Florence, Italy (First Year Abroad)
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Florence, Italy (Semester Students, Interns and First Semester Abroad)
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London, England (First Year Abroad)
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London, England (Interns)
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Panama City, Panama (Semester Students and First Year Abroad)
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Tianjin, China (Fall- 1 Semester)
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Tianjin, China (Fall and Spring- 2 Consecutive Semesters)
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Valencia, Spain (First Year Abroad)
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Valencia, Spain (Semester Students, Interns and First Semester Abroad)
Spring 2014
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Florence, Italy (Calendar Year Abroad)
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Florence, Italy (Semester Students, Interns)
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London, England (Calendar Year Abroad)
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London, England (Interns)
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Panama City, Panama (Semester Students and Calendar Year Abroad)
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Valencia, Spain (Calendar Year Abroad)
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Valencia, Spain (Semester Students, Interns)
Important Dates and Deadlines
Note: Students who apply on or before the deadline will receive a $100 reduction of the program fee. This does not apply to First Year Abroad (FYA) students.
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| Summer 2013 |
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| Early application deadline* |
Wednesday, December 5, 2012 |
$100 |
| Internship application deadline |
Wednesday, December 5, 2012 |
$250 |
| Scholarship deadline |
Wednesday, December 5, 2012 |
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| Confirmation deposit due |
Wednesday, January 16, 2013 |
$1500 |
| Full payment due |
Wednesday, February 20, 2013 |
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| Orientation Meeting |
TBA, late March/early April |
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| Fall 2013 |
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| Early application deadline* |
Wednesday, April 3, 2013 |
$100 |
| Internship application deadline |
Wednesday, April 3, 2013 |
$250 |
| Scholarship deadline |
Wednesday, April 3, 2013 |
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| First Year Abroad application deadline |
Wednesday, May 1, 2013 |
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| First Year Abroad confirmation deposit deadline |
Wednesday, May 1, 2013 |
$2500 |
| Confirmation deposit due |
Wednesday, May 15, 2013 |
$1500 |
| Full payment due |
Wednesday, June 12, 2013 |
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TBA, mid-March |
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| Spring 2014 |
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| Early application deadline* |
Wednesday, September 11, 2013 |
$100 |
| Internship application deadline |
Wednesday, September 11, 2013 |
$250 |
| Scholarship deadline |
Wednesday, September 11, 2013 |
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| Confirmation deposit due |
Wednesday, September 25, 2013 |
$1500 |
| Full payment due |
Wednesday, October 23, 2013 |
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| Early application deadline* |
Wednesday, November 6, 2013 |
$100 |
| Scholarship deadline |
Wednesday, November 6, 2013 |
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013 |
$500 |
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013 |
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Application & Payment Deadlines:
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*After the deadline has passed, applications will be accepted on a space available basis excluding interns.
The application deadline for First Year Abroad and First Semester Abroad may be viewed here.
Payment information for First Year Abroad students may be viewed here.
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The biggest factor in deciding when and where to study abroad is
often the financial aspect. In fact, too many students assume they
cannot afford to participate, missing out on an invaluable opportunity
because of failing to explore alternative methods of funding. The
Financial Assistance Coordinator at International Programs (IP) is
dedicated to helping students through the financial aid application
process by conducting financial aid workshops on a regular basis* in
addition to meeting personally with each student needing assistance.
Students who have received some form of financial aid throughout
their collegiate careers, as well as those completely new to the
process, receive expert care every step of the way. We also help
concerned parents! Additionally, students are strongly encouraged
to contact the Financial Aid Office at their home school as early as
possible. Finally, Florida State students will find additional helpful
information on the FSU Financial Aid website at finaid.fsu.edu.
Technology Fee (NOT included in program fees)
Florida State assesses a technology fee which is NOT included
in the International Programs fee. The technology
fee rate for 2012-2013 is assessed at $5.16 per credit hour for all students,
regardless of location of study.
After registration, the student must go to www.fees.fsu.edu
to pay the applicable technology fee; this fee is paid directly
to Florida State University Student Financial Services. Failure
to pay this fee will result in a late payment charge being
assessed to the student by Florida State University Student
Financial Services (http://controller.vpfa.fsu.edu/Student-Financial-Services/SFS-For-Students/Payments/Late-or-Non-Payment). International Programs has no control over the
fee or any associated late payment penalty.
Financial Aid and Financing Study Abroad Workshops,
Summer Semester 2013
Financial Aid & Financing Study Abroad Workshops will be held at the Student Life Building, room 101. See dates and times of workshops below. WALK-INS WELCOME!
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Wednesday, May 08, 2013 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM, Student Services Building, Room 214
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM, Askew Student Life Center, Room 101
Information for Non-FSU Students
Financial aid
Students who receive financial aid should meet with their financial aid office
and discuss plans to study abroad with Florida State. Additional loan monies may
be available because the estimated cost of attendance to study abroad is
generally higher than studying at the home campus. Most schools require a
consortium agreement be signed by the host school (Florida State). Obtain this
from the home school and send it to The Florida State University International
Programs, A5500 University Center, Tallahassee, FL 32306-2420. We will obtain the
necessary signature and return it promptly to the student’s home school. Please
read our financial aid procedures:
international.fsu.edu/Students/Prospective/College/Financial_Aid.aspx.
Useful Links
For over fifty years, The Florida State University's International Programs has
been committed to providing an extensive academic and cultural experience that enriches
the lives of our students. It has always been our policy to put students' safety
first. Our highest priority is the welfare and security of our students.
We make every effort to facilitate a secure and rewarding learning environment.
Students venture abroad to experience other cultures, and to gain a deeper appreciation
of their role as American citizens in the world. FSU International Programs is fully
committed to helping students realize these aspirations.
Our year-round programs are administered by permanent resident staff members who
are sensitive to the unique needs of American students. Program directors
maintain contact with our Tallahassee office, local authorities, and United States
officials, both at home and abroad.
Each program holds regular meetings of students and staff in which safety procedures
and precautions are detailed and re-emphasized. Each has an Emergency
Plan designed specifically for it. Plans include details about local health
care facilities, meeting points and procedures, and contingency plans and funds
should it ever become necessary to evacuate our students.
All participants on overseas programs—students, faculty and staff—are
advised to monitor and follow all US State Department announcements and travel advisories.
Students are reminded to inform center directors of the details of their independent
travel, heed US State Department announcements and travel advisories, and take relevant
US Embassy/Consulate contact information with them.
Application Fee:
The $100 application fee is nonrefundable.
Confirmation Deposit:
The $1500 confirmation deposit is refundable until the close of business on the
deposit’s due date. If an applicant has paid the deposit or been granted a
deferred payment plan for the deposit and has not withdrawn from a program as of
the close of business on the deposit due date, the applicant becomes fully
liable for the confirmation deposit.
Full Program Fee:
Program applicants who have demonstrated their intent to participate in the
program by payment or by deferral of the confirmation deposit and who have not
withdrawn from the program as of the full payment due date become fully liable
for the full program fee as of the close of business on the full payment due
date.
Refunds of Program Fees:
Refunds of program fees WILL BE granted in instances of withdrawal prior to the
start of the program under the following circumstances:
- Cancellation of the program by International Programs
- Involuntary call to active duty
- Death of the student or death in the immediate family
(parent, legal guardian, spouse, child, or sibling)
Partial Refunds of Program Fees:
Partial refunds of program fees MAY BE granted in instances of withdrawal prior
to the start of the program under the following circumstances:
- Illness of the student of such duration or severity that it
precludes overseas travel. The student will be required to submit all relevant
medical records for review and evaluation by Florida State's University Health Services. University Health Services will advise International Programs’ refund
committee of its recommendation. International Programs’ refund committee will
notify the student of the decision.
- Exceptional circumstances that could not have been foreseen and were beyond
the control of the student, as approved by the International Programs’ refund
committee.
- Timely notification in relation to the event that caused the need for withdrawal
will be considered in evaluating refund requests. In no instance will a request
be considered if it is made after the end of the semester for which the refund
is requested.
- Refunds cannot be granted, under any circumstances, in instances of withdrawal
after a program has begun.
- Applicants who apply and are accepted after the published due dates remain
liable for fees in accordance with the published due dates.
- Submitting Withdrawals, Requests for Refunds, and Release from Fee
Liability: All withdrawals, requests for refunds, and requests for
release from fee liability must be submitted in writing via email to
International
Programs. Applicants should include their last name and program code in the
subject line of the email.
- Alternatively, requests can be submitted in writing to
International Programs at the following postal address:
Attention: Refund Committee
Office of FSU International Programs
A5500 University Center
282 Champions Way
P.O. Box 3062420
Tallahassee, FL 32306-2420
Admission Criteria
Priority is given to students with an overall grade point average of 2.5 or above.
Students below the minimum standard may petition for admission. Both in-state and
out-of-state students may be eligible, but preference is given to students who are
enrolled in The Florida State University and other State of Florida universities.
Program enrollment is limited. Early application is advisable. Non-Florida State
college students must submit official transcripts to the Office of International
Programs (IP).
To apply for a specific program, you must first go to the relevant
program page, and then click on the “Apply Now” button from that page, which you
can find by using the program location links on the left margin menu or by using
our “program finder."
Program Details
See each program for its details. Fees, courses, prices, dates and all details for
all programs are subject to change. Dates listed in this catalog indicate the first
night in housing until the morning of the program’s last day. In many instances,
this may require leaving the U.S. a day earlier than the first date listed.
Courses and Credits
For course descriptions and semester credit hours per course, see the site specific
page on this website. Distance learning courses may also be available.
- Unless otherwise noted, all courses, except language courses, are taught in English.
- Courses at all summer IP locations may be used toward fulfilling the university
9-hour summer residency requirement.
- Fall/Spring students must take at least 12 credit hours through IP. Visa requirements
may supersede this policy.
- Students on 4-week sessions must enroll in 3 credit hours
unless the program is designed for students to take more.
- Students on 5-, 6- and 8-week sessions must enroll in at least 6
credit hours.
- Students on 10-week sessions must enroll in at least 9 credit hours.
- Students on sessions of 12 weeks or more must take at least 12
credit hours, with 6 credits in each of the 5- or 6-week sessions
(if applicable). Students on the London 12-week session must
take at least 3 credit hours per 4-week session.
Note: Specific location requirements for credit load may vary and
will be addressed during registration.
- When International Programs offers online courses, students
may not take more than one online course per term.
- University drop/add policies apply to all programs; however, the
IP policy on minimum credit hours remains in effect. Students
may not drop below the minimum requirements specified above.
- Students may be approved to take additional credits beyond
those included in the program fee by paying an additional fee.
Currently, an additional undergraduate 3-credit course is $700;
an additional graduate 3-credit course is $1,100. Standard
overload permission requirements apply.
- Students may opt to take Directed Individual Study (DIS) courses
with Florida State faculty at program locations, pending departmental
approval. Contact the IP office for information.
International Programs Minors
International Programs offers several minors, designed to enhance and provide focus
to a student’s program in England, Italy or Spain. The minors are built around the
residency in the respective study center location, but can be pursued before and after
it as well. Each minor requires 15 credits (to include at least two disciplines), of which
9 must be taken in at the study center location. Students may choose from various disciplines.
Consult the Florida State Bulletin and contact
International Programs for formal declaration of the minor.
Information for Non-FSU Students
Not an FSU Student? Not a problem!
International Programs accepts applications from students from all colleges and
universities. Students from other schools are classified as Transient students.
This means they are degree-seeking students elsewhere, but will attend The
Florida State University for at least one term.
Applications
Apply on-line at
International Programs. In addition, be sure to send an official transcript
from the home school to International Programs, The Florida State University,
A5500 University Center, Tallahassee, FL 32306-2420. If students have attended
more than one school, the transcript from the most recently attended school will
suffice because it usually has credits from the other school(s) posted.
Completion of the Program
Non-FSU students must submit the FSU International Programs
Transcript Request form prior to studying abroad in order to receive one free transcript after the
semester grades are posted. Once a program ends and grades are posted, the official transcript from Florida State
is sent to the address indicated on the Transcript Request Form.
For Summer semester, grades will post to students’ final transcripts in mid-August regardless of the dates of your program.
Grades will post in mid-December for Fall students and in early May for Spring students.
Additional transcript requests and fees must be submitted through the
Registrar’s website:
http://registrar.fsu.edu/services/transcripts/apdefault.htm
For More Information
Still have questions? Please call 850-644-3272 or 800-374-8581 or email us at:
IP-Info@fsu.edu.
Congratulations – your student is among the elite! Only about 1% of students in US higher education
will study abroad as part of their university or college experience.
We are very proud to report that one in four 'Noles study abroad and our students understand the
importance of expanding the learning opportunities beyond our borders and becoming globally competent
citizens. They have life-changing experiences that are intellectually rigorous, personally challenging,
culturally enriching and intensely fun! We know you have raised an independent, open minded student, but
you may still be anxious. We strive to provide students with the information and assistance they need to
succeed and to strike the ideal balance between supporting students and letting them overcome challenges
on their own. We encourage you to do the same – be informed and supportive but not too involved.
Our well-trained staff and faculty, outstanding facilities, thorough orientation programs and
extensive emergency plans are worthy of the confidence you’ve placed in us. Learn more about your
student’s program by exploring the other tabs on this page.
Responsible Decision Making
We encourage you to discuss responsible decision-making with your student before departure.
On occasion, students who are otherwise extremely responsible take uncharacteristically dangerous
risks and make poor choices. In many cases, the consequences while abroad are much greater than in
the United States. Violations of the Florida State University Student Code of Conduct or other
rules and regulations of the program will result in judicial proceedings for which there are
sanctions, up to and including expulsion from the program/university. In most countries, the legal
drinking age is 18, so the study abroad experience is the first time many students can legally possess
or consume alcohol. The majority of students who choose to consume alcohol do so responsibly, but it’s
probably not a great surprise that most judicial or legal issues involve excessive alcohol consumption.
Communication
Students typically stay very ‘connected’ while they are abroad. Most of our programs provide
internet access, though some have varying levels of access, depending on the location, facilities
and nature of the program.
Many students purchase a ‘pay as you go’ cell phone or SIM card once they arrive in country.
Others use smartphones or computer devices to communicate via Skype, FaceTime, or apps such as
Viber. We encourage you to discuss your method(s) of communication, how often you expect to be in
touch, and what you both should do in case of emergency. If you are unable to reach your student
in the case of an emergency, please do not hesitate to contact the program director (whose number
is included in the site-specific pre-departure pack), our office (850-644-3272), or the FSU Police
Department (850-644-1234).
Culture Shock/Homesickness
Most students experience some degree of culture shock while participating on a study abroad program.
Ironically, the discomfort that accompanies living in a place that has different values, expectations,
standards, practices and in some cases, language, is often rooted in the cultural differences that the
student is seeking when studying abroad!
Very often, within a day or two, routine problems resolve themselves or students find a solution and move on.
Give your student some time to sort things out, and encourage them to find solutions. Check back with them in a
day or two, and you’ll usually find that a problem that seemed insurmountable on Monday ceased to exist by
Wednesday! However, for more serious issues, please encourage your student to deal directly with the resident
assistant or program leader first rather than involving parents and staff who are thousands of miles away.
Resolving problems independently usually yields even greater confidence and more independence. However, should
a rare case or emergency arise, please feel free to contact the program director or our office.
Privacy
As a US university that receives Federal funding, we follow the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). Your student has the
right to authorize us to discuss some or all aspects of his/her program with you (e.g. finances, grades, judicial, etc.).
The program application gives the student the opportunity to select an option allowing us to discuss financial aspects with
parents/guardians. The student may also complete the
Release of Information
form, which allows us to discuss even more program-related issues.
Visiting Your Student
Family members often wish to visit students before, during or after their program. We are always happy to
meet family members, and we’re pleased to help facilitate a successful visit. In fact, our study centers
provide listings of local hotels and hostels: Florence,
London,
Panama City,
and Valencia. Overnight guests
are not allowed in program housing. If you visit during the program, please remember the program is an
academic one, and your student’s course requirements should still be their priority.
Fee includes: The fee includes all registration and instructional
costs for 6 undergraduate credit hours for each summer
4-week session, 12 undergraduate credit hours for
the summer 8-week session, and up to 16 under
graduate credit hours for fall or spring*; shared housing
in central London; continental breakfast on class days;
program cultural excursions and activities; health
insurance; international student ID card; full-time
academic and administrative support; London transport
pass; T-shirt. *For graduate course availability contact
Betty Seymour.
Not included: The fee does not include round-trip international
airfare; passport; food (except as noted); books and
supplies; personal travel/activity/spending money;
university-assessed fees
(e.g. per credit hour
technology fee).
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Jan 10- Apr 25 (105 Nights) $12,975 LN75 London SP13 TAL Closed
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Jun 6- Jul 3 (27 Nights) $6,021 LN71 London SU13 London Theatre Academy S2 Closed
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Jul 5- Aug 2 (28 Nights) $6,021 LN72 London SU13 Theatre Academy London S3 Closed
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Jun 6- Aug 2 (57 Nights) $10,700 LN73 London SU13 Theatre Academy London 2nd 8 wks Closed
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Aug 29- Dec 12 (105 Nights) $12,975 LN74 London FA13 Theatre Academy London Apply Online
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Jan 9- Apr 24 (105 Nights) $12,975 LN75 London SP14 TAL Apply Online
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