Trip Overview

The University of Westminster summer program provides students with an immersive academic and cultural experience in the heart of London. Students improve their English skills while taking part in creative workshops and excursions to some of the city’s most famous landmarks. With its central location, Westminster offers unparalleled access to London’s cultural scene, making this program ideal for curious and motivated learners.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in London
Check-in at Westminster accommodation. Welcome orientation, icebreakers, and campus introduction.

Day 2–5: Academic & Cultural Activities
Morning English lessons (15 hours per week). Afternoon and evening excursions include:

• Harry Potter-themed tour around key filming locations
• Visit to Lincoln’s Inn Fields
• Walks through Cecil Court and Goodwin’s Court
• Fashion and newspaper workshops on campus

Day 6: Cultural Engagement
Excursion to the Sheldonian Theatre and group activities focused on British culture and history.

Day 7: Farewell & Certificates
Closing ceremony with certificate presentations, reflection activities, and farewell dinner.

Day 8: Departure
Check-out, transfer to airport, and departure.

Cost Included

• Single en-suite rooms
• 15 hours of English lessons per week
• Full or half-day excursions as listed
• Creative workshops and supervised activities

Cost Excluded

• International airfare
• Meals not specified in the program
• Personal expenses (shopping, snacks, souvenirs)
• Optional excursions beyond the set program

Additional Program Elements

Educational Value: Students refine their English skills through formal lessons and interactive workshops while engaging with London’s cultural and academic traditions.

Safety & Logistics: Supervised student housing in central London ensures comfort and security. Excursions are staff-led with safe transport provided.

Group Requirements: No minimum attendance required. Operates June through August.

Note: Excursion order and workshop content may vary depending on local scheduling and events.