Literature in Greece

Study Greek mythology in its birthplace in Athens, Greece. Through visits to historical sites and discussion of related literature, students will explore the rich Greek arts tradition and its effect on the West. The course, taught by UM faculty members Ron and Natalie Schroeder, is intended for English majors and minors but is open to all majors. Students will earn 3 hours of credit for ENGL 395.

Program Highlights

  • This program is open to all students but would be particularly interesting to English majors.
Program cost
$3825
Dates of program
Depart US on May 15 (arrive in Athens on May 16) Depart Greece on May 31
Location
Athens, Greece
Course credit
3 hours of ENGL 395: Topics in English Abroad
Prerequisites
None
Grading system
ABCDF scale
Program type
Short-term faculty led
Housing
Hotels
Housing move-in day is May 16; check out is the morning of May 31
Faculty members
Ron Schroeder and Natalie Schroeder.
Qualifications
18 years old, minimum GPA of 2.5, and good academic and disciplinary standing at UM
Program price includes
Tuition, housing, program-sponsored excursions, and international health insurance
Program prices DOES NOT include
UM Study Abroad Application Fee, meals, airfare, personal spending money, and passport fees.
Study Abroad Advisor
Susan Oliphant
Application
To apply for this program students must submit the following:
Application deadline
April 4