Welcome to Oberlin College's unique Danenberg Oberlin-in-London Program, an interdisciplinary study-away program in an exciting city of art, music, theater, politics, history, and cultures. The focus of each semester changes dependent on the interests of the specific Oberlin faculty who lead the program. Current and up-coming semesters in brief:

• Fall 2008: Globalization and the European Union. Prof. Steve Crowley (Politics) with faculty from Grinnell College.
• Spring 2009: Colonialism and British Identity; "Islam" in British Discourse; Museums and Knowledge. Profs. Anu Needham (English) and Steve Volk (History).
• Fall 2009: Courses at the introductory and intermediate levels in Neuroscience: Brain, Mind, and Madness; Emotion and Behavior. Prof. Jan Thornton (Neuroscience and Biology). These courses count for the majors in Neuroscience, Psychology, and Biology. Also a rich curriculum of other courses: click here for more information.
• Spring 2010: Seminars in the Afro-Atlantic World; Human Rights; and Black British Literature. Profs. Meredith Gadsby (African American Studies) and Baron Pineda (Anthropology). More information soon.

For further information, e-mail london@oberlin.edu.