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If you decide to take English courses in Scotland, the landscapes, the culture and the residents will make your study abroad an unforgettable experience.
Scotland along with England, Wales and Northern Ireland, form the United Kingdom. Each of these countries possesses its own identity. Scotland has its own laws, as well as a specific religious and educational system, which has created a culture that is well anchored in traditions.
Scotland has magnificent green landscapes and mountains that will make a lasting impression on you. The country is divided in two parts: the Highlands and the Lowlands. Today the country is populated by more than 5 million residents. 500.000 of thosepeople live in Edinburgh, its beautiful and culturally rich capital. However, the most important city in Scotland is Glasgow.
Scotland along with England, Wales and Northern Ireland, form the United Kingdom. Each of these countries possesses its own identity. Scotland has its own laws, as well as a specific religious and educational system, which has created a culture that is well anchored in traditions.
Scotland has magnificent green landscapes and mountains that will make a lasting impression on you. The country is divided in two parts: the Highlands and the Lowlands. Today the country is populated by more than 5 million residents. 500.000 of thosepeople live in Edinburgh, its beautiful and culturally rich capital. However, the most important city in Scotland is Glasgow.
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- Surface : 78 782 km²
- Population : 5 062 011 inhabitants
64 inhab./km² - Languages : English
- Political system : Constitutional Monarchy
- Religion : Presbyterianism, Anglicanism, Catholicism
- Capital : Edinburgh
- Main cities : Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Aberdeen
- Currency : Pound
As of 2006-02-21 : 1.46551 euros = 1 pound - Electricity :
- 240 volts AC, 50Hz.
- Square three-pin plugs are standard.
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