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Fall 2026 in London, England

PROGRAM DATES for FALL 2026
Depart the United States: Thur, Sept 3, 2026
Arrive in London: Fri, Sept 4, 2026
Depart London: Fri, Nov 27, 2026

london skyline at sunset with big ben and the houses of parliament, westminster bridge over the thames, and large white text reading london across the center

For fall 2026, Southern California Foothills Consortium (SCFC) students will study in London, immersing themselves in a city where history and modern life exist in constant conversation. From the Tower of London to Buckingham Palace, the city functions as a living classroom that connects centuries past with the present. As a global center of theatre, literature and music, London surrounds students with cultural landmarks such as Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and a world renowned live performance scene. Living and studying in London moves students beyond observation and into experience, navigating the Tube, engaging with daily life and developing the confidence, independence and curiosity that inspire a lasting commitment to learning, travel and global engagement.

LONDON PROGRAM FEE: $9,345*

  • *Program Components: Program components, including courses, activities and excursions, may change if enrollment is below 45 students.
  • Includes: The program includes twin bedded accommodations with a local homestay family in a residential London neighborhood located within Zones 3 or 4 of the London transport system.
  • Option: Students also have the option to live in a shared student residence for an additional $2,995 fee.
  • Excludes: The program fee excludes flight, entertainment and most meals.

ESSENTIAL DETAILS

  • Deposit Deadline: $450 by June 5, 2026 (Deposits are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.)
  • Courses: Students must enroll in a minimum of 12 units; three of those units may be Citrus College online classes.

  • ART 199 Motion Picture Appreciation
  • ASTR 115 Planetary Astronomy
  • ASTR 117 Life in the Universe
  • COMM 100 Mass Media and Society
  • COMM 111 Introduction to Popular Culture
  • HUM 120 British Civilization
  • PHYS 110 (with lab) Physics in Everyday Life
  • PHIL 106 Introduction to Philosophy
  • PHIL 108 Ethics
  • SOC 114 Marriage, Family and Intimate Relations
  • SOC 201 Introduction to Sociology

Online Education Courses
Students may include online courses in their semester schedule, however these classes require independent work, research and a reliable internet connection. Prior to enrolling, students must confirm with the instructor that the course has no on campus requirements.

Note: Late start classes may delay financial aid disbursement. AIFS will still require payment by the standard disbursement dates.

START HERE TO APPLY!
Visit the Study Abroad Campus Community portal for complete program details.

For program information meetings, fundraising, scholarship and financial aid workshop, check the study abroad event and workshop calendar.

ABOUT THE STUDY ABROAD CAMPUS COMMUNITY PORTAL
Campus Community is our all-in-one platform for study abroad programs. Use it to submit your interest form, view full program details and receive important updates. After you join the interest list and receive advisor approval, you will follow a step-by-step timeline to complete required forms and student support information prior to departure.