Yale in London offers Yale and Yale-NUS College undergraduates the opportunity to take a spring or summer programme at the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art in London
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Our spring programme follows the Yale calendar and is fifteen weeks in length. We start in January, take two weeks for a spring break and conclude the semester at the end of April.
Classes are taught four days a week and are either seminar style at the PMC or a trip to a relevant institution, site or location in or outside of London. The spring programme includes two three-day residential trips outside of London tied to at least one of your courses.
Yes, each course carries full Yale credit. Yale in London’s spring semester is equivalent to a semester of enrolment at Yale College and is not considered a Semester Abroad. Courses are typically listed as British Studies (BRST) but cross-listing is possible. Speak to your DUS if you would like to cross-list a
Yale-NUS students will need to transfer their credits after the conclusion of the semester. Please consult the CIPE office at Yale-NUS for more information on this process. Yale in London can assist students in obtaining transcripts for the transfer.
Yale students: you will be charged the usual rates for tuition and housing.
Yale-NUS students: you will be charged the but will need to pay for housing in London. For more information on the cost of housing and how to budget see Fees and Funding.
Yes, financial aid is available from the Paul Mellon Centre to Yale students enrolled on the programme. Learn more here.
Students from Yale-NUS should speak to an advisor in CIPE to learn more about finding opportunities available from Yale-NUS.