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Myth and Landscape in Ancient
Greece
Mainland & Islands, Greece
Myth and Landscape in Ancient Greece Mainland & Islands, Greece | Program Type: UA Faculty-led | Term: Summer | Minimum GPA: 2.5
“Myth, Ritual and Landscape“ is the special focus of the 2015 summer Study
Abroad program in Greece. CLAS 302 examines Ancient Greek myths, especially
as reflected ritually, and their close relationship to the land. The direct experi-
ence of studying Athena in Athens, Zeus at Olympia, etc. provides students with
unique insights into the meaning of the myths and the ancient Greeks’ beliefs in
the gods.
We will visit icons of Greek art and architecture while the readings illuminate the
significance of the sites and the material artifacts. Students will gain unique ex-
periences and critical skills grounded in the landscape and environment in which
they flourished.
Language of Instruction: English
Housing: Hotel
What’s Included: Tuition | Housing | Breakfast | Insurance | Local
Transportation
Application Deadline: February 15
Credit Type: UA Credit
Contact: Bella Vivante
Professor Emerita, UA Dept of Classics
How Do I Apply?
Step 1: Attend a
Study Abroad 101
information session
Step 2: Create a
study abroad profile
in UAbroad
Step 3: Consider
your program
options
Step 4: Meet with a
study abroad coordi-
nator
Step 5: Meet with
your
academic advisor
Step 6: Apply!
Rudo Sandy Study Abroad Coordinator [email protected] 520-626-9273
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Caribbean, Greece,
United Kingdom and
Ireland
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