A study of the history of Scotland, focusing especially on the history of Christianity as it began and developed in this nation and continues to affect the life of the nation and its people today. A study of major writers in Scottish literature in conjunction with the tour of Scotland including important sites and memorabilia from such figures as Scott, Burns, Stevenson and Carlyle. These courses meet Wesleyan General Education Requirements. This course can be taken for advanced credit in English. . Students will make their own arrangements for travel to and from Great Britain.
All field trips Admittances to most of the sites visited.
This program is open to all university students and high school graduates eligible for admission to Texas Wesleyan University. For academic credit you must be properly admitted to the University. If you are attending another college or university, you must be admitted to Texas Wesleyan as a transient student and have your credit transferred to your school. You may also be admitted as an audit student for non-credit without admission to the university as a regular student. An itinerary for each term and a detailed syllabus for each course is available upon request.