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    • College Year In Athens

    • College Year In Athens

      Courses are taught in English. The CYA curriculum offers a variety of courses in the following academic areas: Ancient Greek Studies, Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, and East Mediterranean Area Studies. Students attend field trips to major sites in Greece. Classes are taught in classroom and on site.
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    • BCA Study Abroad

    • BCA Study Abroad in Athens, Greece

      As soon as you arrive in Athens, the BCA resident director will lead you through a three-week, three-credit course entitled “Greek Culture and Contemporary Life." During the semester, all students also take a six-credit, basic Greek language course with lab, or a five-credit basic language course entitled “Modern Greek Language: Writing and Grammar I."
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    • University of Indianapolis Athens, Odyssey in Athens

    • Odyssey in Athens

      UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM Odyssey in Athens offers accredited courses with an international or cross-cultural focus in anthropology, business administration, journalism, history, literature, political science and economics. Courses surveying Greek civilization from ancient times to the present cover art and architecture, ethnography and culture, history, literature, politics, and language. There are no specific program requirements, but students are encouraged to take advantage of the Greek culture and More...
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    • Institute for Shipboard Education - Semester at Sea

    • Semester at Sea - Summer 2012 Voyage

      Sail around the Mediterranean exploring seven countries with Semester at Sea and get the broadest cultural and intellectual exposure possible in one summer. Classroom learning aboard ship integrates with relevant field studies in port, immersing you in the region's most important issues such as sustainability, economic empowerment, globalization, religious pluralism, and national identity. You will earn a full semester of transferable credit from the University of Virginia and gain global skills More...
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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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    • Duke University

    • Duke Summer Program: Greece: Athens and the Islands of the Aegean

      This is a one course, four week integrated course of study in Greece, combining reading and discussion of key ancient philosophical texts with in-depth tours of the important sites and museums in Greece.
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    • The Academy for International Movement Studies

    • The Academy for International Movement Studies 2009 Summer Program

      In the mornings, dance technique classes are scheduled at the amphitheater. During the day, regular academic classes are planned such as Introduction to Philosophy and The Greek Language. The evenings are when rehearsals take place, leading up to a performance at the end of the summer program. One day a week will be dedicated to excursions and volunteer work to allow the students to participate and become involved in the culture.
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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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    • University of Indianapolis Athens, Odyssey in Athens

    • Odyssey in Athens - Graduate Program

      UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM Odyssey in Athens offers accredited courses with an international or cross-cultural focus in anthropology, business administration, journalism, history, literature, political science and economics. Courses surveying Greek civilization from ancient times to the present cover art and architecture, ethnography and culture, history, literature, politics, and language. There are no specific program requirements, but students are encouraged to take advantage of the Greek culture and More...
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    • MEI Academy

    • MEI Academy- Spring Semester Program

      Paris, Strasbourg, Swiss Alps, Munich, Venice, Tuscany, Rome, Peloponnese, Santorini, Mykonos, Athens- Imagine walking in the Palace of Versailles reliving the days of Louis XIV, or enjoying a heated debate about the latest protest on the streets of Paris. Picture yourself swimming in the Aegean Sea, studying the Caesars in the Roman Forum, or debating the effects of the World Wars from the trenches in Germany. We believe that the best learning lies in experiencing the world around us where there 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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    • James Madison University

    • Ancient Greece: Odyssey of Discovery

      Instructional methods include lectures, guided tours, journal assignments and/or papers, and exams. Students will enroll in both classes listed below for a total of 6 credit hours. Students should be in relatively good physical shape, since we will be visiting many ancient sites that require walking on uneven ground up steep hills. Students should also be able to swim. Tentative course offerings: PHIL 240: Greek Philosophy in Context, 3 credits MATH 103: The Nature of Mathematics--The Mathematics More...
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    • Athena Study Abroad

    • Athena in Paros Island, 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.
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