Some programs help students advance rapidly through intermediate language courses, and others help satisfy major, minor, and distribution requirements in the College of Arts and Sciences. Participation in a summer program abroad fulfills the International Dimension requirement in the School of Business and helps teachers sharpen foreign language skills. University loans, grants, and scholarships may be applied to program costs. The application deadlines for summer programs are February 1 or February 15. Students are encouraged to apply for programs online.
Lodging is provided in shared apartments.
Instruction is in English and majors in any field are invited to apply. The program is designed as a companion to the three-week intensive program in Paros. Students may register for just one of these programs, or take them both in sequence for a broader examination of Greece, both ancient and modern. 7 Students have the rare chance to excavate the foundations and fortifications of a Canaanite city, classify potsherds and other finds, and live in a kibbutz while they participate in an archaeological dig 15 miles from Jerusalem. The program is open to students from any major.