STUDY MEDIEVAL HISTORY WHERE IT HAPPENED.
Join us for an amazing adventure exploring the history, philosophy, art, and architecture of Medieval Europe.
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| Edinburgh Castle overlooking the city |
From the start of the Viking Raids to the end of the Hundred Years' War, follow Medieval history geographically and chronologically. Our journey begins in Edinburgh, Scotland, where we launch our travels across Britain & France, exploring castles, cathedrals, ruined abbeys, Medieval towns, and more.
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| Lindisfarne Priory on Holy Island, the site where the Viking Age began |
You'll be much more than a tourist on this educational journey off the beaten track. Our destinations, rich with meaning and generally free of crowds, bring the past vividly to life in ways no tourist trap can.
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| Lord Leicester's Hospital, Warwick |
We'll sit and ponder where monks pondered for 1,000 years.
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| Canterbury Cathedral, site of murders, profound religious pilgrimage, and leading philosophy |
We'll stand where epic battles were fought, where Kings and Archbishops were killed, and where outlaws hid from the world.
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| Sherwood Forest, where Robin Hood was said to dwell with his Merry Men We'll meet with scholars and archaeologists currently working in the field to learn what it's like to build a life in Medieval Studies. |
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| The body of King Richard III, found under a parking lot in Leicester two years ago |
We'll soak-up magnificent structures both in nature and the man-made world.
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| The White Cliffs of Dover, quintessential symbol of Britain |
Following in the footsteps of the some of the greatest figures of the Middle Ages, you'll come away with a deeper understanding of the complex arc of the history of ideas, the relationship between society and belief, and the impact of the Middle Ages on your own life today.
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| The Medieval "skyscrapers" of Rouen, France, where Joan of Arc was tried and burned at the stake |
Join us on this incredible journey!
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| Pensive gargoyle atop Cathedrale Notre Dame de Paris |
This course is open to WSU students regardless of major, and the general public. Call Study Abroad to register: 801-626-6600
Credit: Students may choose 6 credit hours from the following: History 4720 (3), Philosophy 2920 (3), Honors 2010 (3), Honors 2110 (3). This course has no prerequisite requirements.
Pre-departure two-hour classes will be held approximately once a month on Fridays beginning in February. Attendance is essential to maximize your experience (it's also required).
Pre-departure two-hour classes will be held approximately once a month on Fridays beginning in February. Attendance is essential to maximize your experience (it's also required).
Cost: $3250 per person. Includes tuition, hotels, travel insurance, all transportation in Europe, all breakfasts, seminars, and tickets to all items on the itinerary. Does not include: transatlantic flight, lunches and dinners, passport. A $500 deposit is required to reserve a place on the course. Payments can be made by phone by calling 801-626-6600 or in person at the Hurst Center, WSU campus.
Questions? Email Professors Nelson at katienelson2[at]weber.edu or marcnelson[at]weber.edu
Questions? Email Professors Nelson at katienelson2[at]weber.edu or marcnelson[at]weber.edu
