UC in D.C.

Students interested in learning more about the United States government and political system can live in the capital for a semester through the University's Washington Center. In addition to taking a research seminar at the center, you can participate in center-sponsored trips and activities as well as biweekly forums that often feature members of Congress, ambassadors and UC faculty. Internships are the centerpiece of the program, and students from all majors are accepted. In the past, engineering students have worked in the Department of Transportation, while biological science students have gained experience at the National Institutes of Health. Communications majors might work for the Voice of America, or history students at the Smithsonian Institution.

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