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    • Abbey Road Programs

    • Western Civilization: Athens, Rome, Florence, Paris

      Western Civilization is designed for serious, motivated, and adventurous students in grades 9-12, who are eager to learn first hand about the origins and evolution of Western thought, culture and art. You will discuss Athenian daily life at the Ancient Agora Athens, walk in Caesar’s footsteps in the Roman Forum, marvel at Michelangelo’s works in Florence’s Piazza della Signoria, and contemplate Louis XIV’s idea of absolutism in the gardens of Versailles.
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    • Hydrama Theatre and Arts Centre

    • Acting to the Gods

      Classes/Workshops (6 hours daily) include: Birth and cult of theatre, improvisation, character work, masks, chorus work, Greek dance, movement, voice and text work. The course trains actors to use their voice and body in large open spaces - in a beautiful setting which replicates theatre's origins - and provides invaluable skills with which to approach the Greek-sourced plays.The first days of the course will focus on the background to theatre's Greek origins. Practical/hands-on classes intensify More...
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    • MEI Academy

    • MEI Academy- Ancient World Odyssey

      Earn Grade 12 Credits in Classic Civilization or Grade 11/12 English credits while traveling Istanbul, Troy, Athens, The Peloponnese, Olympia, Rome, Florence and Venice!
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      • University of California, Davis (UC Davis Summer Abroad)

      • Travelers in Greece

        Excursions and Day Trips While in Athens -Acropolis (and its museum), the Parthenon, Ancient Agora and the Stoa (and its museum), the National Archeological Museum. -Temple of Poseidon in Cape Sounion. -The Oracle of Delphi--the site, the stadium, and its museum. While in Hydra -Historical Archives and Museum of Hydra. -The Lazaros Koundouriotis Historic Residence. While in the Peloponnese -The ancient theater of Epidaurus and its museum. -The Archeological Museum of Nafplion. -The site of ancient More...
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      • Aegean Institute

      • Maritime Culture in the Aegean Sea

        Through a combination of field work and classroom sessions, students discover the significant role of the marine element in the development of Aegean cultures. Course focuses on the techniques involved in marine and coastal archaeological study. Field excursions to sites with Neolithic settlements, Cycladic, Classical or Roman wrecks and ports create our journey through time. Students are taught how to detect man-made breaks in nature’s chaotic patterns that reveal astonishing finds in clear, shallow More...
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      • University of New Brunswick

      • Stories and Stones: Intersession in Greece

        CLAS 3613 – Mythology and Archaeology I The mythology and cults of the Greek gods, seen in the context of the archaeological remains of some of their major cult centers and the Mycenaean origins of the sagas of the Greek heroes form the focus of this course. CLAS 3603 – The Art and Architecture of Greece I A study of the art and architecture of Greece organized around visits to important archaeological sites and major museums in Greece.
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      • NYU in Athens

      • NYU in Athens

        NYU Summer in Athens combines classroom study of the language, history, literature, politics, art, and culture of Greece with cultural activities and field trips to introduce students to all aspects of Greek life. Local artists, scholars, and politicians often give presentations and lectures in class. Approaching modern Hellenic society and culture from an interdisciplinary perspective, the program provides students with an appreciation of the history of modern Greek language and literature and an More...
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      • Mediterranean College

      • Traditional Greek Architecture- from mainland to the Islands: the trip from history to implementation

        Participants will be introduced in the History of Greek architecture and its structures, visit archeological sites and gain knowledge on the mainland versus island application of traditional architecture. Workshops and thematic study visits will also provide further insight to the students while optional study trips will give them the chance to experience a unique cultural break.
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      • University of Arkansas

      • Classics in Greece

        The study tour is designed for those who have a serious interest in learning about Greek culture, literature, language, history, art, archaeology, and topography. Course Offerings (6 hours) Choose two from the following: CLST 3993H Honors Course: Ancient/Medieval Greek Archaeology and Art CLST 4003H Honors Colloquium: Ancient Greek Religion and Archaeology EUST 4703 European Studies: Modern Greece FLAN 4233 Greek Culture and Civilization: Field Studies
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      • New York College

      • Study Abroad Program: Greece

        New York College, Athens, as part of the New York College Educational Group, offers a variety of programs and degrees (at the undergraduate and graduate level) in several disciplines in association with accredited universities from the United States and Europe. Students interested in studying abroad may avail themselves of the many summer, semester, academic year, or entire degree programs.
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      • University of Dallas

      • Eternal Cities

        The annual study tour led by well-known University of Dallas art professor, Lyle Novinski, invites college students, teachers, and families to experience the glories of Greece and Italy. Eternal Cities explores outstanding moments in Greek and Italian art and architecture.
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      • Athena Study Abroad

      • Athena in Greece

        Athena Study Abroad was developed in an effort to bring study abroad back to what it was intended to be - true, cultural immersion programs designed by knowledgeable, caring professionals. Athena programs are different in that students are enrolled at small schools overseas in an effort to maintain the personalized service throughout the semester that Athena prides itself on providing.
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      • Rutgers University

      • Greece: Cultural Heritage Preservation - Summer

        "• Work alongside archaeologists at an excavation site or curators, conservators, or archivists at a museum in Athens. • Learn about the topography of Athens and the interaction of past and present through a critical assessment of heritage preservation in one of the richest cultural centers in the world. • Examine the cultural and political forces that shape modern heritage preservation theory and practice. • Attend on-site lectures to become familiar with heritage preservation theory and practice More...
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        • Global Learning Across Borders

        • Greece Revealed: Beyond the Beach, Behind the Ruins

          Beginning in Athens and concluding in Istanbul, this experiential education program will allow for cultural immersion opportunities in relatively untrammeled regions of both the Greek mainland and islands. As with all Global LAB semesters, our survey of the culture will be broad, engaging, and multi-faceted: home-stays with warm and welcoming Greek families; basic Greek language instruction; cultural discussions on topics including Greek Orthodoxy, Byzantine history, Classical Greece, the arts, contemporary More...
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        • Arcadia Center for Hellenic, Mediterranean and Balkan Studies and Research

        • Arcadia Center for Hellenic, Mediterranean and Balkan Studies and Research

          The Arcadia Center offers a unique cultural immersion seminar which will bring you closer to this unanticipated Greek reality in ways that visitors simply cannot do on their own. This course unlocks the door to cross cultural understanding. It provides the structure to explore culture in an in-depth way while helping to acquire new learning techniques.
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