Information on 828 study programs taking place in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland is provided. Many are academic offerings of United States, British, and Irish colleges, universities, and polytechnics, and the remainder are offered by a variety of organizations such as adult education centers, vocational schools, field centers, art schools, professional organizations, and other public and private educational agencies. Instructions are given on how to use the book. Programs are listed by the country and city in which resident study takes place. Each program is broken down by sponsor and name, location, dates, subjects, credit, eligibility, instruction, highlights, costs, housing, deadline, and contract. There is a discussion of researching the options (language considerations, program location, disabled students, adult learners); educational choices (arranging academic credit, types of study-abroad programs, direct enrollment, vacation study programs, internships); finances (scholarships, working abroad); and travel and living (laws and customs; accommodations; passports, visas, and vaccinations; medical insurance and other health concerns; transportation). The appendices list consortia and U.S. study-abroad census. Index I and II list sponsoring institutions and fields of study. (SM)