Panrimo Study Abroad Programs in Scotland
Let Panrimo guide you on your study abroad experience in Stirling, Scotland. The University of Stirling can been described as traditional, comfortable, beautiful, or just plain "a good place to be." Courses are offered in a wide range of subject areas, so finding a schedule to suit your needs should be easy.
Panrimo is known to take great care with each and every one of it's "Panroamers." Whether you're deciding between which of the hundred courses available to take, which pub is the best in town, or how to use the local public transit, your Panrimo guide will be there to help. Students live in on-campus housing with other international students to ensure a well-rounded experience abroad. Many excursions are included in the cost of the trip, such as trips to Glasgow and Edenburg, in addition to a local Scotch brewery tour!
Why wait? Take your first steps in planning to study abroad with Panrimo in Stirling, Scotland.
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Panrimo is a company born of a friendship established between co-founders Paul and Tony while studying at Western Michigan University. Because of their mutual interests in travel, seeing new places, and the desire to avoid a monotonous college life, Paul and Tony put their heads together to come up with "Panrimo." Described as "an odd name for a serious decision," it salutes both Pangea (yes, the super connected super continent!) and the Latin word for explore, "rimo," thus denoting their underlying message- travel better, in a world that's connected better.
Panroamer alumni are guaranteed lifetime admittance into the Panrimo Travel Club - this includes access to free airport pick up in Panrimo's host countries, access to Panrimo coordinators in partner cities, letters of recommendation from the founders, visa and passport assistance, international travel advice, and access to Panrimo's excursions and cultural immersion activities - for life!




















I absolutely loved my time in Edinburgh. It feels like it went to quickly though. I want to work in a very specific field and I was surprised that I was able to be matched to an undergraduate level internship. I had an amazing internship. My supervisor was incredibly supportive. I felt like I could have gone to her for anything. I did not have a great roommate experience though. However, I was able to find the silver lining in the situation and it encouraged me to explore more of the city. I haunted quite a few amazing coffee shops in Edinburgh.