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Program number: 2158955XB
Group Leader's name: Amy Greear
Requested departure date: 5/18/2020
Requested return date: 5/27/2020
Departure gateway: Tri Cities (Regional Airports)
10 days

The experience of a lifetime is waiting for you. Every detail from local restaurants to cultural discoveries has been customized by your professor for your group. Take a look at your personal itinerary for a sneak peek of what's in store.

  • Day 1: Fly overnight to Ireland

  • Day 2: Dublin

    Meet your Field Director at the airport

    Take a walking tour of Dublin

    With your Tour Director you will see:

    • Grafton Street
    • Temple Bar district

    Enjoy dinner in Dublin

  • Day 3: Dublin

    Take a guided tour of Dublin

    With your expert local guide you will see:

    • Georgian squares
    • O’Connell Street
    • St Stephen’s Green
    • Phoenix Park

    Visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral

    Spend time exploring Dublin on your own

  • Day 4: Dublin

    Add this in-depth excursion
    Giant's Causeway and Belfast

    Giant's Causeway and Belfast

    Touted as the eighth wonder of the world, the Giant’s Causeway is a fascinating, one-of-a-kind geological phenomenon. These ancient rock formations are comprised of thousands of 55-million-year-old hexagonal basalt columns, and you’ll get to climb the stunning honeycomb pathway to the sea.  

  • Day 5: Dublin • London

    Fly to London

    Take a walking tour of London

    With your Tour Director you will see:

    • Strand
    • Trafalgar Square
    • Leicester Square
    • Covent Garden

    Enjoy a fish and chips dinner in London

  • Day 6: London

    Take a guided tour of London

    With your expert local guide you will see: 

    • Big Ben
    • Houses of Parliament
    • Piccadilly Circus
    • St. Paul’s Cathedral
    • Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace (if scheduled)

    Take a guided tour of Windsor

    With your expert local guide you will see

    • Windsor Castle
    • St. George’s Chapel
    • Queen Mary's Dolls' House
  • Day 7: London

    Add this in-depth excursion
    Bath and Stonehenge

    Bath and Stonehenge

    This full-day excursion takes you to two historical sites that together span 4,000 years of English history! First, you’ll visit the town of Bath, famous for its Georgian architecture, a lasting reminder of the world described in so many Jane Austen novels. This was a favorite vacation destination of early Romans and 18th-century English aristocracy alike; former residents include Emperor Claudius and Queen Victoria. Along with your guide, you will visit the acclaimed Roman baths, built in the 1st century to enjoy the hot springs. Today, these baths remain the finest Roman ruins in Britain. You’ll also enjoy free time to visit the museum. Then, continue on to Stonehenge, England’s most mysterious landmark. The origin and purpose of this ring of stones, which dates from the Neolithic period, is unknown, though most believe it to have been a temple and observatory, while others claim that it was a sacred site for the burial of high-ranking citizens from societies of long ago.

  • Day 8: London • Edinburgh

    Travel by train to Edinburgh

    Tour Edinburgh with an expert local guide

    Visit Edinburgh Castle

    Enjoy dinner in Edinburgh

  • Day 9: Edinburgh

    Add this in-depth excursion
    University of St Andrews

    University of St Andrews

    Take a guided walk through the Gaelic beauty of St Andrews University, one of the oldest Universities in the English-speaking world—and the site where a young Kate Middleton and Prince William started a world-famous romance. This prestigious and beautiful campus is like a real-life Hogwarts, complete with cursed cobblestones and John Cleese alumnus.

  • Day 10: Depart for home

  • Day 1: Fly overnight to Ireland

  • Day 2: Dublin

    Meet your Field Director at the airport

    Take a walking tour of Dublin

    With your Tour Director you will see:

    • Grafton Street
    • Temple Bar district

    Enjoy dinner in Dublin

  • Day 3: Dublin

    Take a guided tour of Dublin

    With your expert local guide you will see:

    • Georgian squares
    • O’Connell Street
    • St Stephen’s Green
    • Phoenix Park

    Visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral

    Spend time exploring Dublin on your own

  • Day 4: Dublin

    Add this in-depth excursion
    Giant's Causeway and Belfast

    Giant's Causeway and Belfast

    Touted as the eighth wonder of the world, the Giant’s Causeway is a fascinating, one-of-a-kind geological phenomenon. These ancient rock formations are comprised of thousands of 55-million-year-old hexagonal basalt columns, and you’ll get to climb the stunning honeycomb pathway to the sea.  

  • Day 5: Dublin • London

    Fly to London

    Take a walking tour of London

    With your Tour Director you will see:

    • Strand
    • Trafalgar Square
    • Leicester Square
    • Covent Garden

    Enjoy a fish and chips dinner in London

  • Day 6: London

    Take a guided tour of London

    With your expert local guide you will see: 

    • Big Ben
    • Houses of Parliament
    • Piccadilly Circus
    • St. Paul’s Cathedral
    • Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace (if scheduled)

    Take a guided tour of Windsor

    With your expert local guide you will see

    • Windsor Castle
    • St. George’s Chapel
    • Queen Mary's Dolls' House
  • Day 7: London

    Add this in-depth excursion
    Bath and Stonehenge

    Bath and Stonehenge

    This full-day excursion takes you to two historical sites that together span 4,000 years of English history! First, you’ll visit the town of Bath, famous for its Georgian architecture, a lasting reminder of the world described in so many Jane Austen novels. This was a favorite vacation destination of early Romans and 18th-century English aristocracy alike; former residents include Emperor Claudius and Queen Victoria. Along with your guide, you will visit the acclaimed Roman baths, built in the 1st century to enjoy the hot springs. Today, these baths remain the finest Roman ruins in Britain. You’ll also enjoy free time to visit the museum. Then, continue on to Stonehenge, England’s most mysterious landmark. The origin and purpose of this ring of stones, which dates from the Neolithic period, is unknown, though most believe it to have been a temple and observatory, while others claim that it was a sacred site for the burial of high-ranking citizens from societies of long ago.

  • Day 8: London • Edinburgh

    Travel by train to Edinburgh

    Tour Edinburgh with an expert local guide

    Visit Edinburgh Castle

    Enjoy dinner in Edinburgh

  • Day 9: Edinburgh

    Add this in-depth excursion
    University of St Andrews

    University of St Andrews

    Take a guided walk through the Gaelic beauty of St Andrews University, one of the oldest Universities in the English-speaking world—and the site where a young Kate Middleton and Prince William started a world-famous romance. This prestigious and beautiful campus is like a real-life Hogwarts, complete with cursed cobblestones and John Cleese alumnus.

  • Day 10: Depart for home

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Whether you're aiming for a promotion, want to land your dream job, or hoping to leave your comfort zone, international experience gives you the skills you need to succeed in an increasingly global world.
 97% growth in the number of students who were confident navigating unfamiliar places post study abroad.1  93% of students who studied abroad and entered the workforce were employed within 6 months of graduation, compared to 49% who did not study abroad.2  Students who studied abroad saw 100% greater improvement in GPA.3

 

 

*Sources: 1: EF Study Abroad Program Impact 2018; 2: IES Abroad 2015; 3: Georgia Learning Outcomes of Students Studying Abroad Research Initiative 2010  

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