For Scotties, the globe extends from our seat in the classroom to as far as a plane, train, or our own feet can take us!
During your four years, you'll engage in global learning through courses, co-curricular activities and study abroad experiences. But it doesn't stop there. Scotties have a long tradition of continuing their global engagement through studying, working and living abroad. And it all begins with your first-year Global Journeys.
Take a look at where the class of 2030 (Global Journeys, March 2027) will be going below.
Global Journeys 2027:
- Astronomy and Local Communities: Assessing the Socioeconomic Impacts of Major Observatories (Planned destination: Puerto Rico) with Dr. Hodari-Sadiki Hubbard-James (Astronomy)
- Cross-Cultural Mediterranean (Planned destination: Southern Spain) with Dr. Reem Bailony (History)
- Cultural Identities in Contemporary, Mosaic France (Planned destination: Paris, France) with Dr. Philip Ojo (French)
- Cultural Identity Before & After Colonization (Planned destination: Belize) with Dr. James Stamant (English)
- Examining Ecology in Natural and Built Environments (Planned destination: Costa Rica) with Dr. Erica Harris (Graduate Studies - Medical Sciences)
- Germany in a Globalized World (Planned destination: Berlin, Germany) with Dr. Barbara Drescher (German)
- History, Identity and the Path to Peace (Planned destination: Northern Ireland) with Dr. Kristian Blaich (History)
- Identity, Globalization and Social Change (Planned destination: Bulgaria) with Dr. Mina Ivanova (Graduate and Extended Programs)
- Music, Arts, and Community (Planned destination: Navajo Nation) with Dr. Tracey Laird (Creative Arts)
- Religion, Identity, and Colonialism (Planned destination: Puerto Rico) with Dr. Doug Falen (Sociology and Anthropology)
- The Art of Politics and the Politics of Art (Planned destination: Florence, Italy) with Dr. Yael Manes (History)
“I learned so many amazing things from my Journeys week. This experience has opened my eyes to so many interesting ideas and made me realize how truly beautiful and unique people can be.”
Hannah Savage ’24