Photo Gallery for Bristol, England : Program City
Explore the gallery below to view pictures of study abroad life in Bristol, England.
The Clifton Suspension Bridge connects Bristol to the Leigh Woods, a Nature Reserve outside of Bristol.
Bristol Cathedral began as a Norman abbey church. It was almost entirely rebuilt in the neo-Gothic style in the late 19th century.
Bristol is a major cycling city. There are multiple places downtown where you can purchase a new or used bike. This is a great way to get to and from class!
There are many reasons to love living in Bristol. The city has won several awards in the past, such as the happiest place to live in England and the best city in the UK and Ireland.
Widely acknowledged as one of the nicest places to live in the UK, Bristolians are equally reported to be in the top 10% of the happiest people in the country.
Bristol City Centre
Bristol City Centre
Bristol City Centre
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Bristol Temple Meads train station
Street art by Banksy
University of Bristol
University of Bristol - Wills Tower
Broad Street
Castle Park
Christmas Steps
College Green
Corn Street
Street art
University of Bristol
Balloon Fiesta
Gorilla mural by Banksy in Easton
Brandon Hill in spring
Bristol Harbour Festival
Bristol Cathedral and College Green
City Aerial
Clifton Suspension Bridge autumn
Clifton Suspension Bridge at night
Clifton Wood houses
Graffiti art
Grafitti art
Balloons on the harbourside during the Balloon Fiesta
Harbourside Festival
Harbourside
Harbourside
Harbourside
Queen Square
Royal York Crescent in snow
St Peter's Church in Castle Park
Wills Memorial Building at night
USAC Orientation at the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
USAC Orientation at the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
The Clifton Suspension Bridge connects Bristol to the Leigh Woods, a Nature Reserve outside of Bristol.
Bristol Cathedral began as a Norman abbey church. It was almost entirely rebuilt in the neo-Gothic style in the late 19th century.
Bristol is a major cycling city. There are multiple places downtown where you can purchase a new or used bike. This is a great way to get to and from class!
There are many reasons to love living in Bristol. The city has won several awards in the past, such as the happiest place to live in England and the best city in the UK and Ireland.
Widely acknowledged as one of the nicest places to live in the UK, Bristolians are equally reported to be in the top 10% of the happiest people in the country.
Bristol City Centre
Bristol City Centre
Bristol City Centre
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Bristol Temple Meads train station
Street art by Banksy
University of Bristol
University of Bristol - Wills Tower
Broad Street
Castle Park
Christmas Steps
College Green
Corn Street
Street art
University of Bristol
Balloon Fiesta
Gorilla mural by Banksy in Easton
Brandon Hill in spring
Bristol Harbour Festival
Bristol Cathedral and College Green
City Aerial
Clifton Suspension Bridge autumn
Clifton Suspension Bridge at night
Clifton Wood houses
Graffiti art
Grafitti art
Balloons on the harbourside during the Balloon Fiesta
Harbourside Festival
Harbourside
Harbourside
Harbourside
Queen Square
Royal York Crescent in snow
St Peter's Church in Castle Park
Wills Memorial Building at night
USAC Orientation at the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
USAC Orientation at the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Quick Details
2023-24 Application Cycle
- Fall/Yearlong: Open
- Deadline: May 1
- Spring: Open
- Deadline: Oct 1
Eligibility
Minimum GPA: 3.0
Minimum class standing:
Junior (strong Sophomore applications will be considered)
Open to degree-seeking students attending a 4-year institution at the time of application.
Program Type
Credit
Overseas credit
Program Capacity
50 students
Instruction
English
Member
AASAP/UK -- Association of American Study Abroad Programmes United Kingdom