Study Literature in England, Scotland and Ireland

Explore English Literature in the United Kingdom
Travel Dates: May 12-22, 2013 Application Deadline: March 15, 2013. Students are encouraged to apply early to take advantage of payment plans. Bring English literature to life - not just through readings and analysis, but by putting yourself in the shoes of your favorite authors. This course, conducted online and abroad, enables students to explore prominent English, Scottish, and Irish authors and their literary works. The United Kingdom is one of the world's most popular destinations, enjoyed by millions of visitors each year including thousands of international students. This excursion will explore the diversity and literary history of Edinburgh, Scotland and London, England, with an optional extension to Dublin, Ireland. Participants will enjoy immersing themselves in bustling cities rich in history and culture, beautiful countrysides, cathedrals and castles. How to Apply Visit Education First College Study Tours and enter Tour #1293218 and follow the instructions for applying Costs Program Fee: $3867 - $4,077 Payment Schedule is set by EF Tours. Students are encouraged to apply early to take advantage of payment plans. Program Fee Includes: Round-trip flights Land Transportation Hotel and night train accommodations Light breakfast daily; 2 local dinners Full-time Tour Director Entrance to: Tower of London; Edinburgh Castle Enrollment fee Sightseeing tours: Edinburgh; London Optional: Literary walking tour; St. Andrews; Windsor Castle; Parliament visit and lecture; British healthcare Q&A; business visit Course Course Credit: Students must register for ENG 242-99 for the Summer Term. The course carries three hours of credit and satisfies a humanities requirement for transfer students. Course Prerequisites and Auditing: The course prerequisite is a grade of "C" or higher in ENG 112, ENG 113, or ENG 114 or the equivalent. Students auditing ENG 242-99 also participate in the Literature Study Abroad Program; a course prerequisite is not required when auditing. Instructor: Karen Williams, karen.williams@cpcc.edu, 704-330-6762 For more information contact the instructor, or Nadine Russell at nadine.russell@cpcc.edu, 704-330-6167 or visit the Global Learning Office in Overcash 303, Central Campus.	Things_to_Know I'm Interested, Now What? Things to Do Checklist Financial Aid Syllabus Forms Photos

Explore English Literature in the United Kingdom

Travel Dates: May 12-22, 2013
Application Deadline: March 15, 2013. Students are encouraged to apply early to take advantage of payment plans.

Bring English literature to life - not just through readings and analysis, but by putting yourself in the shoes of your favorite authors. This course, conducted online and abroad, enables students to explore prominent English, Scottish, and Irish authors and their literary works. The United Kingdom is one of the world's most popular destinations, enjoyed by millions of visitors each year including thousands of international students. This excursion will explore the diversity and literary history of Edinburgh, Scotland and London, England, with an optional extension to Dublin, Ireland. Participants will enjoy immersing themselves in bustling cities rich in history and culture, beautiful countrysides, cathedrals and castles.

How to Apply

Visit Education First College Study Tours and enter Tour #1293218 and follow the instructions for applying

Costs

Program Fee: $3867 - $4,077
Payment Schedule is set by EF Tours. Students are encouraged to apply early to take advantage of payment plans.

Program Fee Includes:

Round-trip flights
Land Transportation
Hotel and night train accommodations
Light breakfast daily; 2 local dinners
Full-time Tour Director
Entrance to: Tower of London; Edinburgh Castle
Enrollment fee
Sightseeing tours: Edinburgh; London
Optional: Literary walking tour; St. Andrews; Windsor Castle; Parliament visit and lecture; British healthcare Q&A; business visit

Course

Course Credit: Students must register for ENG 242-99 for the Summer Term. The course carries three hours of credit and satisfies a humanities requirement for transfer students.

Course Prerequisites and Auditing: The course prerequisite is a grade of "C" or higher in ENG 112, ENG 113, or ENG 114 or the equivalent. Students auditing ENG 242-99 also participate in the Literature Study Abroad Program; a course prerequisite is not required when auditing.

Instructor: Karen Williams, karen.williams@cpcc.edu, 704-330-6762

For more information contact the instructor, or Nadine Russell at nadine.russell@cpcc.edu, 704-330-6167 or visit the Global Learning Office in Overcash 303, Central Campus.

Things_to_Know

I'm Interested, Now What?

Things to Do Checklist

Financial Aid

Syllabus

Forms

Photos