Study Abroad in Northern England (Edge Hill University)

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About Edge Hill University

Edge Hill University is one of the largest and most prestigious universities in northern England, offering a wide range of courses to more than 20,000 students from the United Kingdom and abroad. Life on campus is busy and varied, with sports teams, student societies, performing arts groups, and even an on-campus nightclub. Students at Edge Hill are truly part of a community, and self-reported student satisfaction is very high here. Academic life at Edge Hill is on the cutting-edge, with well-regarded instructors teaching in every field and a strong integration of technology with the student learning experience. World Endeavors students experience the British university system, attending lectures by experts in their fields and conducting research in small groups. Studying at Edge Hill is a fantastic chance to delve deep academically, get involved socially, and experience the history and culture of the United Kingdom.

 

Who Chooses this Program?

Edge Hill University is a great setting for students who want to experience English life outside of London and have a great home base for exploring the rest of the country. Students who like to balance work and play will feel at home with Edge Hill’s well-regarded academic programs and lively and active student body. Study-abroad students here form particularly strong connections to the university, as they get to know their classmates through residence halls, classes, and extracurricular activities. It’s an ideal program for hard workers who are ready to form new friendships and change the way they see the world.

Perspectives

My study abroad experience has definitely affected my future plans.  I am now planning to return to England and complete my Masters degree. It’s changed how I think about myself, my field and international relations. It helped to sensitize me to events beyond U.S. borders.

-Megan, Study in England

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