Day 1: London
Upon arrival in London, your private coach will meet you for transfer to your accommodation. Get settled in & enjoy your evening at leisure.

Day 2: London
Begin your day with a program orientation session led by in-country staff & a police officer. This session will cover safety & health topics, how to use public transport, as well as offering you helpful hints for your stay. Then, set off for your 2 to 3 hour guided tour of London. Bring your camera; there will be plenty of photo ops along the route. The tour coach will then drop you off at your accommodations for an evening at your leisure.

Day 3: London
This morning, you will pay a visit to the Law Commission, an independent review body that provides legal recommendations when needed. Meet with senior members of the Commission to learn about the legal process through England. This afternoon, head to the program headquarters where a lecturer & specialist in the field will introduce British life & culture with an emphasis on government & politics. The remainder of the evening is yours to enjoy.

Day 4: London
Begin the day with a visit to an area charity dedicated to advocating for victims of torture & crime. Speak with both staff & victims. This first-hand look at how crime & torture can impact lives will help you truly understand the importance of the work being done in the criminal justice system, including charities. This afternoon, return to program headquarters for a lecture from accompanying faculty.

Day 5: London
Put on your walking shoes this morning as you embark on a walking tour through the city of London. Your private guide, a former police officer & criminal justice expert, will introduce you to the city with a special focus on criminal law, London’s police history & major crimes. Continue on to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) as senior figures guide you through the prosecution process, including how cases are reviewed with detailed insight into the system. You may even find yourself privy to highly sensitive information. Be sure to dress professionally for this visit.

Day 6: London
Kick off the day with an early trip to Tower of London to catch the opening ceremony. This is a special event only available to select groups with access to the Tower. After you and your military escort march to open the Tower, take time to snap some pictures before attending the Ceremony of the Keys (no photos allowed at this ceremony). Following the ceremony, learn about how corporal punishment was employed in the Tower on your guided tour. Your trip to the Tower also includes entrance to the Crown Jewels. Then, head back to the program house for a lecture with your faculty leader.

Day 7: London
Enjoy a full day at your leisure.

Day 8: London
Enjoy another full day at your leisure.

Day 9: London
This morning, a Senior Legal Officer will lead your visit to a law reform & human rights charity, learning how the charity’s work promotes reform in the British Justice System. After your visit, return to the program house for a classroom session with your faculty leader. This evening is at your leisure.

Day 10: London - Bath - London
Today, make your way through the Wiltshire countryside to the city of Bath. Dating back to A.D. 43, Bath is home to a number of tourist attractions centered on its Roman heritage, including Roman Baths Pump Room and Bath Abbey. Be sure to take a stroll around The Royal Crescent, one of the most charming streets in the country. Explore Bath before returning to London for a free evening.

Day 11: London
This morning, your specialized guide will lead you on a walking tour of London, pointing out spots associated with some of London’s most infamous crimes and criminals, including The Kray Twins. After some free time for lunch, head to London’s largest police stations to meet with team leaders in the Security and Terrorism department. Assuming security clearance, you can even tour the station’s interview rooms & custody suites. Try your hand at escaping one of the cells. The evening is yours to enjoy.

Day 12: London
Your day will begin with a presentation from the representative of a charity focused on the issues facing women, particularly crimes against women. Learn about some of the charity’s most pressing concerns like honor killings and rape & female genital mutilation. Following the presentation, your accompanying faculty member will lead an afternoon classroom session. As the sun sets, met your private guide for a Jack the Ripper Walking Tour. The tour takes you back to 19th century London, when East Enders lived in fear of the infamous murderer Jack the Ripper. Listen to detailed accounts of investigations as you visit the exact spots where crimes were committed.

Day 13: London
Visit a national charity in support of victims of crime in Wales & England. Meet with one of the charity’s executive staff members to take a critical and comparative look at the resources available to victims. Afterwards, you will head to the Museum of London to take in some culture and history. Explore the museum’s 9 galleries as they tell the story of London from prehistoric times to modern day. This evening is free for you to enjoy.

Day 14: London
Enjoy a full day at your leisure.

Day 15: London
Enjoy another full day at your leisure.

Day 16: London
This morning, you will head to the Inns of the Court to meet your guide. Walk through the cluster of buildings each of which are dedicated to a different element of London’s legal system. After the tour, enjoy the rest of the afternoon to explore the city.

Day 17: London
Your day will kick-off with a classroom session with your accompanying faculty member. Following the lecture, head to the Palace of Westminster to see the Houses of Parliament, the seat of the British Government. A dedicated Parliament guide will teach you about the British political system as he/she leads you through both chambers – Lords & Commons - as well as Westminster Hall. Enjoy a free evening.

Day 18: London
Beginning at the program headquarters, a local Justice of Peace will meet the group to begin an interactive lecture & tour on the court system in England & Wales. One of your stops will be at the City of London Police Museum where the tour continues. This small museum maps the history of policing & crime in London.

Day 19: London
This morning, you will have the chance to explore the exhibitions at The Clink Prison Museum. The museum is actually situated on the site of what is thought to be one of England’s oldest prisons. Here, you can hold original artifacts & torture devices for a hands-on museum experience. Enjoy a free afternoon and evening.

Day 20: London
Use your free morning & afternoon for last minute souvenir shopping or to revisit your favorite London spots. This evening, your program will conclude with a farewell dinner for the group at a local restaurant. Enjoy some traditional English fare & share laughs and memories with your fellow travelers.

Day 21: London
Check out of your hotel & transfer to the airport for your return flight.