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• Fall
• Winter
  

13-16 Michigan in-residence credits

• Junior standing preferred
• Good academic standing required; 3.0 GPA recommended

The curriculum is divided into two areas of study, Ancient Greek Civilization studies, and East Mediterranean Area studies. Courses cover the following disciplines: Archaeology, Art History, Classical Languages, Ethnography, History, International Relations, Literature, Modern Greek Language, Philosophy, Political Science, and Religion. Students will take four to five courses; 4 credits for CYA’s Modern Greek Language course, other courses typically count as 3 credits.

Host university web link: College Year in Athens (CYA)
Host university web link: CYA Winter 2010 Handbook (PDF)
General OIP Study Abroad Manual (PDF)
Guide for Accepted Students: Winter 2010 OIP Greece Program Supplement (PDF)
Guide for Accepted Students: 2009-10 CYA Greece Program Handbook (PDF)
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Talk with Greece’s Study Abroad Advisor: oip-greece@umich.edu

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