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CCU in Scotland Coastal Carolina University students studying at the Scottish Association for Marine Science in Oban, Scotland. (Just not this year!)

Each May, a dozen Coastal students and faculty spend the month of May in Scotland studying Marine Science!

Last day at SAMS! Thanks so much to for being such wonderful hosts. We had a great time!
30/05/2026

Last day at SAMS! Thanks so much to for being such wonderful hosts. We had a great time!

Our Chants got to process their cruise samples afterwards, with the help of the wonderful staff!
27/05/2026

Our Chants got to process their cruise samples afterwards, with the help of the wonderful staff!

More scenes from our hike to Dunollie Castle in Oban.
27/05/2026

More scenes from our hike to Dunollie Castle in Oban.

Our Chants got to go to the Viking Invasion at Dunstaffnage Castle!
27/05/2026

Our Chants got to go to the Viking Invasion at Dunstaffnage Castle!

Scenes from our hike to Dunollie Castle in Oban.
27/05/2026

Scenes from our hike to Dunollie Castle in Oban.

Scenes around Oban: Pulpit Hill, the War Memorial, and Sunset
27/05/2026

Scenes around Oban: Pulpit Hill, the War Memorial, and Sunset

More from today's hike through a temperate rainforest
27/05/2026

More from today's hike through a temperate rainforest

Today, the students hiked through a temperate rainforest, on a warm Scottish day.
27/05/2026

Today, the students hiked through a temperate rainforest, on a warm Scottish day.

Today, SAMS Professor John Howe explained to our students the processes that created the geological formations that surr...
25/05/2026

Today, SAMS Professor John Howe explained to our students the processes that created the geological formations that surround the marine lab. He was ably assisted by his dog Eididh!



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Today, SAMS Professor John Howe explained to our students the processes that created the geological formations that surr...
25/05/2026

Today, SAMS Professor John Howe explained to our students the processes that created the geological formations that surround the marine lab. He was ably assisted by his dog Eididh!



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