Lore, History, and Communications in Scotland
Moderate
Physical activity level
Join us to live and study for two weeks in historic Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland!
Come walk the same streets as did historic figures such as Mary Queen of Scots, Adam Smith, and William Wallace, and see the sites that inspired such literary figures as Harry Potter, Sherlock Holmes, John Rebus, and Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde.
Visit cities such as Glasgow, Stirling, and St. Andrews, as well as the Scottish Highlands, lochs, and glens.
In this program, you'll broaden your experience of the world through immersive travel while earning 6 hours of course credit toward your MGA degree.
| Dates |
- Session 1: May 23 - June 4, 2027
- Session 2: June 6 - June 18, 2027
Both sessions have nearly identical travel itineraries but may offer some different classes. Students generally choose the session that fits best with their schedule or courses.
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| Locations |
Based in historic Edinburgh, United Kingdom, students will also visit cities such as:
- Glasgow
- Stirling
- St. Andrews
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| Housing |
Hostel/hotel. Shared rooms, breakfast included daily. |
| Cost |
$1,800 if paid by January 1st | $2,000 if paid by April 25th
The cost includes:
- Accommodations
- Excursions
- Some meals
- International medical insurance
- On-site orientation
- Pre-departure advising
The cost does not include:
- Airfare
- Tuition
- Passport application expenses
- Personal expenses
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| Application due |
March 17th |
| ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS |
- Enrolled full-time or part-time in an undergraduate degree program
- At least 18 years old by departure
- In good academic and disciplinary standing with their home institution
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Students take 2 of 6 classes and earn 6 credit hours.
Session 1 Courses
| Course |
Credit Hours |
| HIST 1112: Rebels, Kings, and Witches: The US and Scotland Before 1865 |
3 |
| HIST 4890: From Witch Burning to Body Snatching: The Transformation of Scotland, 1150 - 1850 |
3 |
| ENGL 2112: Power and Scandal: Mary, Queen of Scots, in Scottish Literature |
3 |
| ENGL 3999: The Devil Went Down to Scotland: Witchcraft in Scottish Writing |
3 |
Session 2 Courses
| Course |
Credit Hours |
| HIST 1112: Rebels, Kings, and Witches: The US and Scotland Before 1865 |
3 |
| HIST 4890: From Witch Burning to Body Snatching: The Transformation of Scotland, 1150 - 1850 |
3 |
| COMM 1100: Foundations of Human Communication |
3 |
| COMM 4501: Organizational Communication, Leadership, and Commerce |
3 |
Apply by March 17th
Join an immersive educational experience in Scotland and earn academic credit.
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