EDUC 409 - International Exploration of Social Media in Classrooms - 3 credits
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EDUC 585 - Independent Research - 3 credits
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EDUC 512: Data Collection and Analysis
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EDUC 549: Applied Measurement Techniques
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HIST 770: Independent Study in History
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HIST 320/590: The British Invasion and the Transatlantic Sixties
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HIST 590: Oral History and Social Movements

Graduate students will have the opportunity to explore and investigate the United Kingdom's educational systems, history, and culture over ten days in London, England.


PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

The program is designed to give undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to explore and investigate the United Kingdom's education systems, history, and culture. Students will meet with secondary school faculty and students. They will also meet with education faculty and students at the Institute of Education at the University of London. The program is ten days long, with an additional three days for historical and cultural exploration. This program with be a Summer I Hybrid program, with some face-to-face sessions at the beginning of the term to discuss program requirements, expectations, assignments. This will also allow students to meet other trip participants. The rest of the course will be online with the study abroad trip occurring at the end of the term.

-Students will have the opportunity to visit the following sites:
*Institute of Education, University College of London
*International Slavery Museum
*Beatles Museum
*Liverpool, England


PROGRAM DIRECTORS

Dr. Renee Jefferson
Department of Education
reneejefferson@citadel.edu

Dr. Jefferson was the director of an educational program for graduate students during the summer of 2013 and the summer of 2015.

Dr. Kerry Taylor
Department of History
kerry.taylor@citadel.edu