Honors Study Abroad
Not only are they encouraged to study abroad during their time at Berry, Honors students have the opportunity to participate in exclusive study abroad programs in the United Kingdom, including two semester programs at highly ranked research universities and an annual summer program led by Berry faculty.
Honors students can study at the University of Glasgow in Scotland through the Principia Consortium, a group of select US colleges of which Berry is a founding member. Participants take an Honors course, "The Scottish Enlightenment: Ideas and Influences," and choose additional courses from a variety of areas.
Honors students can also study at Durham University in England, where in addition to taking courses across the university, they become members of one of its 17 colleges and experience community and support by living and dining in the college and participating in its clubs, including numerous sports clubs.
The Honors Summer International Program (SIP) travels to Durham and Glasgow, respectively, in alternate years. Students stay in university housing, visit London and the Scottish Highlands, and take an Honors course that utilizes local sites to enhance the classroom experience.
Honors students can study in Durham or Glasgow in the fall or spring semester, pay regular tuition, and apply their scholarships and federal loans. They can also apply for partial scholarships to participate in the Honors SIP.