Honors College @ UTA: Study Abroad

Honors Study Abroad : Scotland 2009

Join other UTA students and Professors Karl Petruso and Stanley Palmer for Study Abroad in Scotland, Summer I, 2009. Experience the pleasure of living and learning in an international setting, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Hilights of the program include: Receive 6 hours of upper-level UT Arlington credit (two courses). Team-taught by Karl Petruso (Anthropology) and Stanley Palmer (History). Participants will travel widely in Scotland to visit sites of archaeological and historical significance in the Borders, the Highlands, and the Orkney Islands.
Program Information

Application (Available in PDF): Download the application for Study Abroad in Scotland Application: Not yet available Publicity Flyers (Available in PDF): Available in early 2004 Program Dates: June 10 - 28, 2009 (5-week Summer I semester) Program Cost: $1750, excluding airfare, tuition, lunches and dinners. Courses: ANTH 4358: Archaeology in Scotland, HIST 4388: Roman Imperialism to British Devolution. Course descriptions (Available in PDF): Download the syllabi for Study Abroad in Scotland Itinerary: Available on the web and in Adobe PDF Interest Sessions: To be announced Orientation Sessions: To be announced
Study Abroad Resources (on-campus and off-campus links)

UT Arlington International Office State Department Travel Resources U.S. State Department Consular Information Sheet for France US Transportation Security Administration Information for Air Travel Visa Information for France: Do I need a visa?, Applying for a visa for France Centers for Disease Control: General Travel information, Health information for France Official website of the French Government Tourist Office Link: UT Arlington International Office Link: U.S. State Department Students Abroad website Link: U.S. State Department Travel Resources Link: U.S. State Department Consular Information Sheet for Scotland Link: U.S. State Department Foreign Entry Requirements information Link: U.S. State Department Tip for Safe Travel Abroad Link: US Transportation Security Administration Information for Air Travel Link: Visa Information for Scotland: Do I need a visa? Link: Centers for Disease Control: General Travel information, Health information for Scotland (UK) Link: Official website of the Scotland Visitors' Guide