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| Athens, Greece |
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Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer I, Summer II, Summer III |
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Consortium Name:
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Northwest Council on Study Abroad |
Housing Options:
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Hotel, Studio Apartment |
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U.S. Faculty Member:
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Yes |
 Language of Instruction:
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Greek & English |
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Athens Academic Disciplines:
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AHA PROGRAM PRICES
To see current program prices open the following link, AHA Prices for 2010-2011 . For additional information, click on the "What's Included" tab on the left for more information about the Athens program!
WHERE WILL YOU BE?
Live and study in this colorful, vibrant capital, the birthplace of western civilization, at the crossroads of east and west. Experience the Parthenon, the Acropolis, and the winding streets of the Plaka--the area of the old town known for its bustling flea market, lively tavernas, and craft shops. Enjoy the Mediterranean climate and relaxed pace. Classes take place at the Athens Centre, in a neo-classical building surrounded by a quiet garden courtyard in the heart of the city's center. Discover the unique combination of ancient culture and contemporary life that makes Athens an experience rich in history and contrast.
WHAT WILL YOU STUDY?
During the academic year, AHA offers a strong academic program in history, archaeology, art history, literature, classical studies, theater and modern Greek language. All courses are taught in English with the exception of language courses. Athens is your classroom--archaeological excursions and cultural outings provide an integrated approach designed to immerse you in the culture and diversity of Greece. Link your sense of adventure to your educational endeavors. Discover first-hand the culture and history of the birthplace of democracy.
In addition to the semester programs, AHA offers summer programs in art, poetry, and modern Greek language on the beautiful island of Spetses. Be a part of a dynamic artistic and cultural community during summer 2010.
Many campuses have their own application deadlines,
which may be earlier than the AHA deadline. Check with your study
abroad adviser to ensure that your application materials are submitted
by your campus deadline.
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| Term | Year | App Deadline | Decision Date | Start Date | End Date |
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| Spring Semester | 2010 |
01/29/2010  **
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Rolling Admission | 03/23/2010 | 06/19/2010 |
| Summer I | 2010 | 05/01/2010** | Rolling Admission | 06/13/2010 | 07/02/2010 |
| Summer II | 2010 | 05/01/2010** | Rolling Admission | 06/13/2010 | 07/02/2010 |
| Summer III | 2010 | 05/01/2010** | Rolling Admission | 06/13/2010 | 07/02/2010 |
| Fall Semester | 2010 | 06/15/2010** | Rolling Admission | 09/08/2010 | 12/04/2010 |
| Spring Semester | 2011 | 01/15/2011** | Rolling Admission | 03/28/2011 | 06/19/2011 |
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