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COMPASS Trip to Glencoe 15/5/15 and 29/5/15

COMPASS Trip to Glencoe 15/5/15 and 29/5/15

 

compassThe International COMPASS Programme, a series of co-ordinated orientation modules for postgraduate research students studying in Scotland, has arranged a visit to Glencoe in the Scottish Highlands for international postgraduates.

Students will be transported to the Glen by coach, before visiting the exhibition centre and being taken on a guided walk. Lunch is also included in the ticket price of £10.00 – so it is a real bargain.  The event is also open to friends and partners of students, although please do not bring children.

Glencoe has some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland, and you will also have the opportunity to learn about some of its most famous (or infamous!) history.

We will be running two trips, on 15th May and 29th May 2015.

More information and booking can be found HERE

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