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Studying abroad languages in Greece
Greece, perhaps more than any other Study Abroad in Europe destination, provides the ideal cultural and historical landscape in which to expose oneself to the wonders of both an ancient culture steeped in tradition, and a modern civilization familiar enough to negotiate easily yet different enough to broaden one’s mind and enrich one’s experience. There are both short-term and longer-term educational tours; as well, many programs offer a cultural component of significant scope to supplement their regular academic offerings.
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Hellenic International Studies in the Arts
Fall/Spring semester, Summer, and Full Year program located on the beautiful artists and writers island of Paros mixing traditional and non-traditional academics with emphasis on tapping each participant’s creative and artistic potential. Fields of study include Greek island site visits, literature, classical studies, mythology, creative writing, humanities, civilization/culture, philosophy, film studies, art, photography, drawing, painting, field study, independent study. Accredited courses through Massachusetts College of Art plus independent study with acclaimed visiting artists and writers. |
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Hiphaistia
Greek Cultural Seminars held in conjunction with Carnival/Lenten activities. Winter, 10 days prior to beg of Lent (Orthodox calendar) held in Nigrita. Fields of study include Greek/Hellenic studies, Balkan studies, Greek language, folklore, anthropology, enthnography, folk dance, music history, folk music, dance. |
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School for International Training
Semester abroad programs based on the island of Lesvos. Course work includes history and politics, geography and environment, cultural anthropology, arts, archaeology, and educational excursions. |
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The Linguistic Lab
Summer program held in Xylokastro and Corinthia. Field of study Greek language. Host family and travel. |
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Youth for Understanding
Full-year, semester, and summer programs located in various sites for high school students and recent HS graduates. Fields of study include archaeology, culture, high school program, history, intensive language. Participants live with host families. College credit can be earned. |
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