London Program

The program is suspended for the year 2005-06.

The Danenberg Oberlin-in-London Program offers students the opportunity for intensive disciplinary and interdisciplinary study in close contact with Oberlin faculty and a small group of students set within a great, diverse city. Curriculum is designed to take advantage of all that London has to offer. The program was instituted as a memorial to the late Emil Danenberg, eleventh president of Oberlin and a great friend to international education.

Further information about the program may be found on the web at www.oberlin.edu/london.

Fall Semester Courses

London 900 - The Danenberg Lectures on British Culture and Society Credits: 2 hours
London 955 - Emerging Feminisms in British Literature and History, 1790-1930 Credits: 6 hours
London 956 - American Reformers in Britain: Race, Gender, Poverty and Sexuality Credits: 6 hours
London 966 - The London Stage Credits: 6 hours

Spring Semester Courses

London 900 - The Danenberg Lectures on British Culture and Society Credits: 2 hours
London 980 - New Labour in Power: Has The Third Way Lost Its Way? Credits: 6 hours
London 981 - Producing Power: The Science and Politics of Energy Policy in Britain Credits: 6 hours
London 982 - Climate, Climate Change and the Impact of Climate Change on Great Britain Credits: 6 hours

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