Arcadia: Edinburgh - Museum Studies Internship Program
- Hosted at: University of Edinburgh
- Location(s): Edinburgh, The United Kingdom
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad, Internship
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This is a perfect opportunity for students interested in a future career in a cultural or heritage institution. The Museum Studies internship enables you to gain academic and professional experience within an organization dedicated to interpreting... read more
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I git to see things from an un-american perspective and it was refreshing. I wouldn't trade what I experienced for the world. Laura Harris - Trinity University View Entire Review
I gained great experience doing research and leading tours in a historic home. I also enjoyed more independence, such as doing my own groceries and planning my own trips around Scotland. A student - Trinity University View Entire Review
About
This is a perfect opportunity for students interested in a future career in a cultural or heritage institution. The Museum Studies internship enables you to gain academic and professional experience within an organization dedicated to interpreting and preserving Scotland’s artifacts, monuments, history, people, and culture.
The program is ten weeks in length and consists of two academic courses, a placement, and a course dedicated to your internship, for a total of nine credits. The placement and internship course (with associated research project and presentation) comprise the final four weeks of the program. You will begin with a Scottish history course to situate your internship in context, alongside a Heritage Management course, taught by the former Keeper of Archaeology at National Museums of Scotland. Your placement will follow, drawn from an array of opportunities available at historical architectural sites in major cities, and throughout Scotland, up into the Highlands. Alongside your internship, you’ll be preparing a research project and presentation consisting of original research on an important aspect of your placement. Program courses involve many co-curricular components, including site visits and excursions.
This is a program that combines the best of all worlds: professional experience, academic research, and valuable time spent out in the field. This is a very unique summer opportunity, aligning you for future success in both graduate school and the Museum Studies and Cultural Heritage Management fields.
ARCADIA EXCURSIONS
Travel to fascinating places of interest that
enhance your cultural immersion and give a meaningful context to your academic
courses. Here is a sampling:
- Firbush Activity Weekend
- Rugby Match
- Luss Highland Games & The Hill House
- Golf Championship
- Highlands
- and more...
WHY ARCADIA?
Arcadia is a nationally recognized leader in higher education, offering exceptional study, research and internship experiences for students from colleges and universities across the US. Our unique combination of customized, diverse academic programming and comprehensive support allows students to explore new worlds, get to know themselves, boost their resumes for future job opportunities and graduate school, and experience the incredible growth and shifts in perspective that a culturally immersive experience can deliver.
Please check our website for dates and the latest program
information.
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadInternship
Program Length(s):
- Summer
Instruction Language(s):
- English
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Museum Studies
- Cultural Studies
- Archeology
- History
- Art History, Criticism and Conservation
Minimum GPA:
2.8Year Founded:
2012Website
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Arcadia Scholarships
Arcadia aims to help students for whom financial assistance can mean the difference between participating on an Arcadia program and staying home. Arcadia scholarships are awarded to eligible applicants based on need. Approximately 70% of study abroad students who apply for aid from Arcadia receive some form of award
$250-$2,500