Study Abroad in London and Paris

• Learn about the legal and law enforcement systems in the UK and France
• Visit the Royal Courts of Justice and see an exhibit of court dress (wigs and robes)
• Visit the criminal court of Old Bailey and see a case in action
• Visit the UK Supreme Court
• Interact with British Constables and visit their headquarters
• Immerse yourself in British and French history and culture
• See many historic sites in London and Paris

$4,300 - $4,500 is the estimated program cost, and includes:

• round-trip airfare
• lodging
• international health coverage
• transportation from NWTC to O’Hare airport and back
• in-country transportation, such as train, subway, or bus
• entrance fees
• some meals

Costs do not include: tuition (optional), some meals, personal spending money, and passport fees.

• $300 due when the application is submitted
• $1,200 by September 15th
• $1,000 by October 6th
• $1,000 by November 3rd
• $800-$1,000 by December 1st

Payments are made through a Square invoice if paying by credit/debit card or in Student Involvement, SC118 if paying by check or cash. 

Payments do not include: tuition (optional), some meals, personal spending money, and passport fees.

The refund policy is explained on the study abroad application. 

Over 90% of NWTC students who study abroad receive a scholarship or grant—and you could be one of them! From grants and scholarships to financial aid and flexible payment plans, there are many ways to fund your experience.

Explore your options and start planning! How to Finance Your Study Abroad.

College of Business students: use this as your Career Experience

This study abroad experience will satisfy the Career Experience component in any College of Business associate degree program. Each academic program has criteria for assessment of learning; typically journaling and a portfolio presentation linking learning to the program outcomes.

All credit opportunities are optional.