Summer Study Abroad

2012 London, Dublin, Edinburgh

Basic information on classes, prices, professors and dates:

depart May 20 Phoenix to London, England

depart June 8 London, England to Dublin, Ireland

depart June 15 Dublin, Ireland to Edinburgh, Scotland

depart June 26 edinburgh, Scotland to Phoenix

Classes offered:

COM 494 British Life and Culture (required of all)

COM 494 Communication of Emotion

COM 408 Quantitative Methods (prereq COM 308)

COM 494 Writing your Story: Narratives of Travel

Students are required to take six credits or two classes, but can also take three classes or nine credits.

Cost:

Approximately $6,655 includes tuition costs, all housing, air travel to Dublin and Edinburgh, some entertainment, transfers by bus to and from airports, and travel in all three cities by underground or bus. Transatlantic flights not included but tickets are reserved for $1,335 on British Airways. Your personal expenses are for food (breakfast provided in Ebinburgh), entertainment, and any extra traveling.

Housing:

London: apartments at Richmond College of London in the Kensington neighborhood; double occupancy, kitchen facilities, TVs, public phones

Dublin: campus apartments at University College, Dublin; kitchen facilities, public phones

Edinburgh: campus apartments at University of Edinburgh; breakfast included, kitchen facilities, public phones, TVs

Computers and email available in all three cities.

Professors:

Dr. Belle Edson, Program Director (COM 494)

Dr. Kory Floyd (COM 408 and COM 494 Communication of Emotion)

Dr. Bud Goodall (COM 494 Writing your Story: Narratives of Travel)

Application and Additional Information:

Additional information and requirements regarding the program is available through Summer Abroad. The application is available online through Summer Abroad office in the Tempe Center. Please contact Belle Edson for further information or questions.

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