Location:

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Program Type:

Study Abroad

Degree Level:

Undergraduate

Term:

Summer

Program Overview

Program Description:

We begin our program with a week in the historic college town of Cambridge, England where we take classes at the prestigious Cambridge University. This is followed by an educational tour of London (including the Houses of Parliament), Stonehenge, Bath (and the Roman influence), the Lake District National Park (and surrounding landscapes), Loch Ness and the Scottish Highlands, and Edinburgh (including the castle) where we explore the social, political, environmental, educational, and literary features of these historic and natural places. T

The program is mostly travel-based, experiential and field-oriented and allows you to draw upon your own backgrounds to understand human – environment relations from a multi-disciplinary and integrated perspective. Sustaining Human Societies and the Natural Environment (ANTH/ECOL/FANR/GEOG/INTL/RLST 4271/6271) 3 – 6 credits (meets UGA Writing Certificate requirements) The Teaching of Reading (LLED 4010/6010) 3 credits Special Topics in Language and Literacy Education (LLED 4045/7045) 3 credits

Program cost includes all accommodations, field excursions, cultural events, insurance, in-country ground transportation, and some meals. Tuition (HOPE applies and out-of-state or non-UGA

Setting Description:

Britain, a country with a history and influence that once spread across the World and for whom it was said that The sun never sets on the Empire, plays a very different role in global politics than it did two hundred years ago. Nevertheless, it is home to over 60 million people with the sixth largest economy in the world and remains a place where music, sport, and fashion headline the world.

Cost:

$2,995