Nine Arts and Sciences students are among 70 students in Oxford, England for the 29th annual Nebraska at Oxford program July 16 through Aug. 12.
The global immersion program provides four weeks of courses at the University of Oxford in England, the oldest university in the English-speaking world. Nebraska at Oxford is the university's most popular study abroad program with more than 1,900 alumni who now live in 39 states and 10 countries.
Our students:
- Madison Smith, senior, economics and biological sciences
- Alex Keller, senior, biological sciences
- Nadir Al Kharusi, senior, global studies and economics
- Lauren Bruning, junior, global studies and sociology
- Kelsey Coziahr, junior, biological sciences and economics
- Emani Marshall-Loving, senior, political science
- Linyi Zhang, junior, chemistry and international business
- Dilraj Singh, senior, mathematics
- Andrea Lim, senior, advertising and public relations and English
The program, sponsored by the university's College of Business, is open to all undergraduate students with a minimum 2.5 GPA. Non-business students can enroll in the course Shakespeare's Dramatic Arts. Lecturers for the courses are world-renowned faculty from the University of Oxford.
"The Nebraska at Oxford program is the premier study abroad program offered at the university because of our relationship with the faculty and staff at Oxford," said Kathy Farrell, interim dean of the College of Business. "Our students gain a competitive edge in the job market by having the opportunity to study at this prestigious university. We also know from the program's alumni that it provides an experience they will never forget."
Cultural excursions supplement course lectures and tutorials, including having high tea, attending horse races at Sandown Park and a West End show in London, and experiencing a Royal Shakespeare Company performance in Stratford-upon-Avon.
