Multimedia distance learning A number of Internet based courses will be offered. This mode may be supplemented by video taped sessions and by short visits of the instructors to the remote institutions. France, where a working knowledge of Greek or French, respectively, is needed. Previous training in the language, history, literature and culture of the host country is necessary. This can be achieved by taking appropriate non-technical elective courses during the one or two semesters before travelling and at the host institution.
Universities have cafeterias that serve two or three meals a day.
Program costs With the exception of airfare and miscellaneous travel expenses, the costs on this program are very similar to those costs associated with education at the student's home institution. Additional costs, such as housing, meals and transportation, vary by institution and will be paid on-site by the student. Each institution will have approximately four grants for the academic year 2001-2002. The grants will be awarded competitively, based on the academic performance, the expected benefits to accrue from the study abroad experience, and the language, historical and cultural preparation planned by the student. Many forms of financial aid may be applied to these programs.