History
Experience the Tower of London and the British Parliament, a medieval street called
the Shambles in York, castles including Warwick, palaces, centuries-old religious
buildings, sites of the industrial revolution and stories of Scottish history as you
encounter the Scottish Highlands.
London
Experience the diverse mosaic of people living in London whose roots span the British
colonies around the world with varied backgrounds in religion and cultural traditions.
Use the “tube” (subway) to explore the culture and history of London. Spend time exploring
Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London and the crown jewels,
and museums. Shop at Harrods, view Buckingham Palace and the Changing of the Guard.
Experience world-famous parks.
Religion
Visit and worship in magnificent cathedrals and abbeys such as Westminster Abbey,
St. Paul's Cathedral, Christ Church in Oxford, and St. Giles' in Edinburgh. Dialog
with church leaders in the U.K.
Education
Visit Oxford and meet with professors at Wycliffe Hall. Encounter Oxfordian undergraduate
student traditions during final exams. Worship at the Christ Church Cathedral in Oxford.
Tour the University of St. Andrew's in Scotland with a graduate student and learn
from an admissions officer about the post-graduate studies open to U.S. university
graduates.
Family
Experience family life in the great parks of London. Possibly visit a family at their
home in the city or suburbs.
Government
Take a private, guided tour of Parliament and meet with British politicians. Tour
the controversial Scottish Parliament with a private guide and meet Scottish politicians.
Learn about devolution and the forces behind Scottish independence.
Economics
The United Kingdom plays a strong role in the economy of Europe and the world. Visit
the Bank of England for a private presentation and tour the bank museum. Visit the
financial district and engage with nationals about Brexit.
