Honors at Glasgow
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| The University of Glasgow |
The Berry College Honors Program, in conjunction with the Principia Consortium, now offers a unique education abroad opportunity with the University of Glasgow in Scotland and Berry College International Programs. The University of Glasgow was founded in 1451 and is an internationally recognized institution with prestigious programs in the sciences and humanities. Glasgow has created a special Honors course for us, has developed special course opportunities for science, pre-med, and pre-vet students, and will allow our Honors students to have access to level 3 and level 4 courses not ordinarily available to international students.
Any sophomore or junior who is a member of Berry’s Honors program may apply for this opportunity. Ms. Sarah Egerer, Director of International Programs, or Dr. Michael Cooley can help you with questions and with the application process. Students will apply first to the Berry International Programs, and, upon approval, will then apply to the University of Glasgow program.
To understand what types of opportunities are available at Glasgow, we have provided links to allow you to view programs, online application materials, as well as other general information.
- Detailed course information
- University of Glasgow International
- University of Glasgow housing information
- Proposed Tuition and Housing Fees 2009-10
- Begin the Berry College approval process (Deadline to notify Berry of intent to study abroad for spring semester is September 15.)
- Get the Principia Consortium at Glasgow's application form after completing Berry's application,
- General description of the Honors at Glasgow program
For further questions about courses, contact:
- Rhona Gordon at r.gordon@admin.gla.ac.uk
- Lena Pedersen Bees at l.pedersen-bees@admin.gla.ac.uk
- Annie McLaughlin, the interim Study Abroad coordinator at the University of Glasgow at a.mclaughlin@admin.gla.ac.uk.
Please note: Due to the busy nature of our office, it is advisable to try to reach another individual if one person does not respond to your inquiries.