London History Through Hamilton Program

Students will gain a unique perspective on foundational events in US history through the General Education course HIST 204 and have the opportunity to see a live production of the hit musical Hamilton. 

Program Dates

July 5, 2022 - August 2, 2022

Dates above indicate a planned departure date from the US and in-country return departure date.

Costs

• Tuition: $1,865 per unit (same as Malibu tuition per unit)
• Room & Board: $2,452
• Program Specific Costs:
  • Global Health Fee: $84

Required Vital Documents and Deadlines 

Completed IP Document Submission Form including the following documents:

• Passport Copy
• Health Clearance Form and Flight Itinerary
  • Programs departing in July 2022: Due March 13, 2022
• Visa Copy (if applicable for non-U.S. passport holders): April 22, 2022

Course Requirements

4 units required.

Course Offerings

HIST 204 History of the American Peoples (4)

GE: American Experience

This course provides a historical overview of the American peoples from pre-colonial times to the present, exploring the variety of the American experience in the context of political, social, and intellectual developments. Through the lens of the hit musical Hamilton, students will gain a unique perspective on foundational events in US history. Satisfies in part the general education requirement in the American Experience. 

Faculty in Residence 

Ned Colletti

Executive in Residence in Sports Administration, Communication Division, Seaver College

Office: CCB

Ned Colletti is an executive-in-residence of Sports Administration at Seaver College and teaches classes in Sport Media & Strategic Communication, Sport Leadership and Negotiation (The General Manager), Sport Organizational Culture and the Globalization of Sport.  He is a graduate of Northern Illinois University and has worked in professional sports for 40 years, including nine years as the General Manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers. He is the author of the best-selling book The Big Chair, is a three-time Emmy winner for his work on Spectrum SportsNetLa and is one of a few American sports executives to work in two major sports:  Major League Baseball and the National Hockey League.  He has been teaching at Pepperdine since the Spring semester, 2017 and will be serving in London for the second time during the summer of 2022, calling his London teaching experience during the summer of 2019, one of the greatest and most fulfilling experiences of his career.

Updated: 11.30.2021