Buckner Speakers

Joyce Carol Oates and John Updike are just two of the many speakers the English Department has helped bring to the campus. If you want to talk to the best minds in literature, the English Department is a great starting place. Check out who else we've brought to campus..

Cristina Garcia

This award-winning author of The Agüero Sisters and finalist for the National Book Award was one of our Buckner speakers. See details on our Buckner Series page.

 

wentworth travel

Want to see England the way Jane Austin saw it? You can -- if you are awarded one of the dozen or so fellowships that Mr. Charles F.Green III provides. Details are here.

application

Your first step to getting a Wentworth is to figure out what author or literary figure you'd like to follow. And then fill out this form (opens a Word document).

go global

Here is a handy map from International Programs -- just click on the country you'd lke to study in, and a list of programs will come up. Details here.

English in Action Showcase

Want to get a sampling of what other students have accomplished in their classes? Take a look.


Students attend the Fall 2012 Wentworth Travel Fellowship, presented in Randall Library. - Photo by Rory Laverty

Travel

International Studies Courses

Academic departments may offer special international study courses during the regular semesters or summer sessions without adding them to their permanent course list.

Each course is approved by the appropriate dean and include regular classroom assignments, lectures and discussions, travel and field work, and visits to historic and cultural sites.

Study will take place outside the United States, usually in association with local universities abroad.

Requirement: A student must have an overall grade point average of at least 2.0. The student may take up to 12 credit hours in INT 294 and/or INT 494.

 

Study Abroad/International Exchange

Students who enroll in off-campus courses in institutions in foreign countries and want to apply credit in these courses toward a degree at the University of North Carolina Wilmington must complete the Permission for Study Abroad Approval Form, available in the Office of International Programs, before registering for the course.

Mr. Charles F. Green III, sponsor of the Wentworth Travel Awards, is flanked by a student and Prof. Christopher Gould. UNCW Photo by Katherine FreshwaterSemester in Swansea

UNCW has a long-standing relationship with Swansea University in Wales where students can live and learn in one of the most well-regarded universities in the UK.

Two Weeks in Buenos Aires

Students can register for the 2-week, 2-credit Spring semester course, ENG 294: Buenos Aires - Capital of Culture, which travels in May to one of the most beautiful cities in the world to study the art, literature, music and culture of this South American center. Visit the Web site for more information and to see photo galleries of past trips.

Wentworth Travel Fellowships

Each year, a dozen or so students are awarded funds to travel to the country or area where their favorite authors or literary characters have existed. Our students have explored countries as far flung as China and India and as close to home as Concord, Mass., and New Orleans. Details are here.


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