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"The University of Glasgow is a wonderful place. I am extremely happy in the Social Work/Social Policy Department. Everyone has been very kind and very helpful, and the coursework and professors have surpassed my expectations."
- Lara, Villanova University
The program is based at the University of Glasgow, founded in 1451 and one of the most prestigious universities in Europe. Renowned for its research, it attracts students from all over Europe and the world. You take one required course (consisting of two linked components) and two electives for a total of 13-15 credits. A transcript is issued from the University of Glasgow upon successful completion of the program.
The required course has two linked components, for a total of 7 credits:
Links your service experience with learning about Scottish culture and society. You learn to analyze critically your experience and impact in your service placement, writing regular progress reports and keeping a service journal.
Required | Recommended US Credits: 7 (combined w/ "Values in Action" [2008]) | More Course InformationExamines theoretical aspects of citizenship and civil society. Students learn to critically analyze concepts of citizenship and civil society; critically analyze the relationship between theory and practice in the field of public policy; and assess the implications of active citizenship and civic responsibility. Offered in Fall 2008.
Required (2008) | Recommended US Credits: 7 (combined w/ "Institutions in Scottish Society") | More Course InformationYou may choose two courses, for 3–4 credits each, from the extensive list of subject areas open to all University of Glasgow students.
Optional | Recommended US Credits: 3-4 per course | More Course Information