UPDATE OCTOBER 2, 2013. DATES.Sunday July 6: Depart DFW for London Heathrow.Monday July 7: Arrive London Heathrow; meet at Terminal 5 arrivals area at 9.30 am. Drive to PlymouthTuesday 8: Stream morphology on DartmoorWednesday 9: Historic changes in commercial function - Plymouth harborThursday 10: Free dayFriday 11: Drive/ferry to CorkSaturday 12: Coastal erosion at Ballycotton BaySunday 13: Cork historical geography surveyMonday 14: Free dayTuesday 15: Drive to Galway Wednesday 16: Field reconstruction of glacier movement - Clew BayThursday 17: Free dayFriday 18: Mental mapping of GalwaySaturday 19:. Drive/ferry to Bangor Sunday 20: Beach morphology and sediment transport at LlandudnoMonday 21: Tourism survey at Llandudno and Rhyl (near Bangor)Tuesday 22: Free dayWednesday 23: Drive to Edinburgh Thursday 24: Reconstructing Edinburgh's ancient volcanic landscapeFriday 25: Survey of historical town planning in EdinburghSaturday 26: Free day Sunday 27: Drive to London – stay at Coltscroft B&B near HeathrowMonday 28: Depart for DFW (unless staying on to explore Europe).

Cost: Approximately $3,800.

This covers all travel in the UK and Ireland, accommodation, tuition and class materials. It does not include food (about $20/day), spending money or airfare (about $1300).

$300 due on signing up (now); $500 due February 1; the rest, about $3000, due early July.

•Financial Aid: International Education Fee Scholarships of $475 are available on a first-come, first-served basis. There is also a competitive $500 travel grant for financial aid recipients. The scholarship is credited towards your program cost.

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Applying for the program: apply now through Study Abroad:

Plymouth 2008

Cork 2010

Galway 2002

Bangor 2010

Edinburgh 2010