Scotland's ancient ruins, antiquities, and medieval castles, as well as its close proximity to Ireland, Wales and England make it a wonderful study abroad destination. Greenock, a former shipbuilding town on the River Clyde, is the fastest growing center of education and training in Scotland today. It has a newly developed waterfront site offering shopping, a cinema, a sports complex, and other amenities. James Watt College is one of Scotland's oldest colleges, opened in 1908 by the industrialist Andrew Carnegie. James Watt College is recognized for its commitment to meeting the needs of employers both nationally and internationally by providing students from around the world with the mix of educational skills and training require for today's industry and commerce.
Internships are available.
Student Life Students have the option of staying in on-campus modern residence facilities, or with a host family. There are a variety of meal plans available to students as well. In the dormitories there are communal kitchens equipped with a refrigerator and stove. Student support services include a Students' Association which assists students with all facets of their study abroad experience. Copyright 1999 St. Bonaventure University.