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In the Fall 2021 Gender, Race, and Class in London program, students took Law & Order UK: British Murder Mysteries and Crime Dramas. For this course, students learned to apply the lenses of critical race feminisms to written and visual texts. Each week, they watched a different British crime drama and visited sites in London and beyond related to the week’s topics. They also read and discussed a number of British mystery novels, including Agatha Christie’s At Bertram’s Hotel and A. A. Dhand’s One Way Out. Their final project was to create a murder book documenting what they did and learned across the semester.
For Fall 2022, Gender, Race, and Class in London will offer the mysteries and crime dramas course again, along with Law & Order UK: The Sociology of Crime & Punishment. Any student in a US college or university can participate.

Murder Books
Detectives use murder books to capture everything about a crime. The students created murder books that captured our class.

A History of Women & Gender in England & Wales
Students also took a course that explored gender and its intersections with race, social class, and sexuality across the centuries of British history.
Gender, Race, Class, & Religion in the UK
The third course in the program examined a wide variety of religions traditions in the UK from Catholicism and the Church of England, dissenting Christian traditions, and Black Majority Churches to Islam, Judaism, Neo-Paganism, Hinduism, Sihkism, Zoroastrianism, and New Religious Movements.




Religion Project
Students created an Instagram account with posts detailing what they learned about each of the religions they studied this term.

Spend Fall Semester 2022 in London!
Earn 18-21 quarter or 12-15 semester credits while spending 14 weeks living and studying in one of the most diverse cities in the world. In addition to the three program classes, you can add an optional internship or take a liberal arts course with British faculty at Global Education Oregon’s London Centre.
“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from your safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.“
–Mark Twain–



What’s the value of study abroad from the perspective of these students? Check out this article they wrote for Ms. Magazine online.

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