Location
Scotland: Stirling
Term
Fall, Spring, Summer
Dates
Sept 13-Dec 20/Feb 7-May 28
With 12 percent of its students coming from overseas and more than 70 nations represented on its campus, the University of Stirling is a truly international institution. It consistently receives high rating for teaching and research and has over 33 years' experience in study abroad. According to the 2001 Sunday Times University Guide, "the University [of Stirling] has consistently been among the very best universities in Scotland." The academic calendar is based on the US semester schedule. CCIS students enroll in three courses for 15 US college credits. Main areas of study include accountancy, biological sciences, business and management, computer science, economics, English studies, environmental science, film and media studies, history, Scottish history, marketing, modern languages, philosophy, psychology, religious studies, sociology, and sports studies. This program is open to students who have completed a minimum of 15 college credits and have a 3.0 GPA.
Stirling (population 35,000), located in central Scotland, is an attractive, ancient town that has played a pivotal role in Scotland's history. The city combines unique historical treasures with modern shopping and leisure facilities, thereby catering to all tastes. It borders on the Forth Valley to the southeast, and the Ochill Hills and Lowland Scotland. Stirling offers unrivaled access to the Highlands of Scotland, as well as to Glasgow and Edinburgh, both of which are approximately 45 minutes' travel from Stirling.
Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)
USD 6,700
Instructional costs abroad, fees, orientation, field trips, insurance.
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American Participants.
Independently
Scholarships available for students at CCIS member schools.
The College Consortium for International Studies, a partnership of colleges and universities -- two and four year, large and small, public and private, domestic and foreign -- encompasses the broad spectrum of international higher education. CCIS members sponsor a variety of programs, notably study abroad programs and professional development seminars for faculty and administrators, which are designed to enhance international/intercultural perspectives within the academic community. Recognizing the value of such experiences in fostering global understanding and peaceful cooperation among nations in an increasingly interdependent and rapidly changing world, CCIS is committed to developing international dimensions as an integral part of collegiate education. CCIS works to build collaborative arrangements among institutions who share this commitment, and to facilitate linkages between member institutions and international partners. In all of its programs and activities, CCIS strives for a high level of academic excellence.
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