Webster University: Athens - Odyssey in Athens
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Webster University: Athens - Odyssey in Athens
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Why Greece? You may ask... and Why Athens? Greece is the birthplace of so many modern ideas and Athens is the center of where it all happened. Webster-Athens is in an excellent location for formal study - at the foothills of the Acropolis. Just wa... read more
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I learned how to navigate unfamiliar social situations Maxim Heller - Goucher College View Entire Review
Immerse yourself in the culture Yanie Willie - Goucher College View Entire Review
Studying abroad was DEFINITELY worth while!! Even if your program is not ideal, that is no excuse to not make the most of it. I went from being a girl who never even left Pennsylvania to traveling 7 countries in Europe by myself. You gain so much confidence in yourself that you could never appreciate if you did not go outside of... Katelyn Prevenslik - Washington & Jefferson College View Entire Review
I gained a better understanding of who I am and some self-respect, and how to be alone without feeling lonely. It was very, very worthwhile. Max Rodhouse - Webster University View Entire Review
I learned how to get in touch with my inner Greek and learn more about my heritage. I loved the atmosphere and locals that I met. A student - SUNY - College at Potsdam View Entire Review
I learned how to travel alone. It was worthwhile my experience. A student - University of Massachusetts Amherst / UMass View Entire Review
more patience, understanding of other cultures and customs. it was worthwhile Emily Steen - University at Buffalo - SUNY View Entire Review
I learned Greek, made a second home internationally and made a second family internationally. Lauren Chapin - Webster University View Entire Review
I gained experience and friendships! Yes! Grace Ganley - Millikin University View Entire Review
It was absolutely worthwhile, and to be sort of thrown into a new experience and new environment like that provides a world of benefits and experiences that it is hard to find anywhere else. A student - Lake Forest College View Entire Review
This experience was more than worthwhile and I would recommend it to absolutely everyone. The people of Greece are so friendly and welcoming. At the beginning of the program, I traveled around to other countries, but always found myself excited to be going back to Athens. Of course, I loved the other countries that I went to, b... Madison Arno - Saint Louis University View Entire Review
It's different then just visiting a different country you are truely emerssed in the culture A student - Goucher College View Entire Review
independence, various cultures, friendship, connections with professors. it was worthwhile. A student - SUNY - College at Geneseo View Entire Review
I've learned confidence, independence, and to let go of my fears. My experiences here have really turned me into a better person and more of a person I want to me. Holly Nielsen - Webster University View Entire Review
I learned how to live by myself and how to budget. I also learned how to travel confidently. Jamie Kotthoff - Webster University View Entire Review
I learned a lot about the different ways of living in another country. Learning to appreciate each day, and not rush through life so much. I learned that Greece has its problems just as America does, just in different aspects. It was definitely worth it to live in another country for a month. Justyna Seager-Parulski - SUNY - Binghamton View Entire Review
It was extremely worthwhile! I gained the knowledge and anxieties of traveling alone and with new friends. I learned to be patient and to make sacrifices with others. Marie Bush - Webster University View Entire Review
Opportunities to explore isolation and working with refugees. Definitely worthwhile. A student - Webster University View Entire Review
I learned to appreciate a country’s history and stay open to a new language/culture. Ema Oroxom - Washington & Jefferson College View Entire Review
I learned a lot about Greek History and yes it was worthwhile. Robin Martin - Goucher College View Entire Review
There is nothing like being on a 4 month long vacation! Virtually no responsibilities, minimal worries, just constantly trying new things, meeting new people and living life to its fullest every day. I have tried to emulate that same mentality while back in the States. Continue exploring - never settle and don't forget what you'... A student - Webster University View Entire Review
I'm Greece everything is so laid back. I learned that there is no reason to be so rushed in everything I do. I learned to relax and have patience and to just enjoy my surroundings. I learned it's okay to do things on your own and do what I want to do. I defiantly see a difference in myself and being abroad made me stronger and m... Elizabeth holmes - Washington & Jefferson College View Entire Review
I grew as an overall person and being the youngest, I learned that age does not mean mature. A student - Webster University View Entire Review
I learned how to be extremely independent, how to be a smart traveler Geena Georgouses - Webster University View Entire Review
I learned so much about myself and got to see so many incredible and beautiful things. Kathryn Fitzgerald - Saint Louis University View Entire Review
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Why Greece? You may ask... and Why Athens? Greece is the birthplace of so many modern ideas and Athens is the center of where it all happened. Webster-Athens is in an excellent location for formal study - at the foothills of the Acropolis. Just walking around the streets near the university, you can take in so much of this ancient, yet modern, city.
With its extraordinary artistic, intellectual and cultural heritage, Athens is richly endowed with resources for formal study and experiential learning. The museums at the Acropolis and the ancient Agora, as well as the National Archaeological Museum, the Cycladic Museum, and the Benaki collections are within minutes of the Athens Campus facilities. Cultural events including concerts, recitals, dance and theater, as well as international trade shows, conferences and symposia, public lectures, gallery exhibits, sports events and marathons, are an integral part of life in this bustling, cosmopolitan city at the confluence of Europe, Asia and Africa.
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Study AbroadProgram Length(s):
- Fall
- Summer
- Spring
- January Term
Instruction Language(s):
- English
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies
- Communication and Media Studies
- Comparative Literature
- Modern Greek Language, Literature
- Ancient/Classical Greek Language, Literature
- Liberal Arts, General Studies
- Mathematics, Statistics
- Historic Preservation
- Archeology
- Music
- International Business
- History
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