ENG 240 - Theatre, Architecture, and the Arts in Great Britain (1)

A study of British literary, heritage, and theatre tourism. While reflecting on the history and present-day state of cultural tourism in the United Kingdom, students visit literary and historical sites in Scotland and England, attend a range of theatre events in Stratford-upon-Avon and London, and visit museums and galleries in London and beyond. Students will read travel writing and plays, keep an academic travel journal, and write several short papers. Team-taught in the United Kingdom. Registration entails additional costs. Prerequisites: Either a Writing-designated course (W), or one of the following: ENG 201, ENG 202, ENG 215, or ENG 225. Students must secure permission of instructor and have at least 2.0 GPA and be in good disciplinary and financial standing with the College. This course is pre-approved for transcript notation in the Ingenuity in Action category, Global Connections. To participate and earn notation of completion on your transcript, please complete the Ingenuity in Action application.
(Humanities)