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Intro to Ancient Greek (Intensive) in the Peloponnese
Calder Classics
Dates:
Not confirmed for 2027
Length:
Unknown
Cost:
Contact program for pricing
Location:
Peloponnese, Greece
Grades:
High school students
Format:
Residential
Deadline:
Priority Jan 1, 2027
An intensive introduction to Ancient Greek taught on location in Greece's Peloponnese, combining language study with exploration of the region's ancient sites.
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Architecture & Greek Culture (Athens)
CIEE
Dates:
2 sessions between Jun 16–Jul 28, 2027 (3 weeks options)
Length:
3 weeks
Cost:
$6,650
Location:
Athens, Greece
Grades:
Current grades 9-12
Format:
Group Housing
Deadline:
Jan 20, 2027
Students design an original architectural concept and build a 3D model. Visits to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center and an urban scavenger hunt through Anafiotika/Plaka. Excursions to Nafplio and the mountain villages of Corinthia.
2 sessions between Jun 16–Jul 28, 2027 (3 weeks options)
Length:
3 weeks
Cost:
$6,500
Location:
Athens, Greece
Grades:
Current grades 9-12
Format:
Group Housing
Deadline:
Jan 20, 2027
Students build an art portfolio using traditional (ceramics, fresco) and modern (photography, documentary) mediums. Excursion to Tatoi (former royal estate) and a performance at the Athens Epidaurus Festival.
Creative Writing & Mythology in Europe (Athens/Rome)
CIEE
Dates:
Jul 8–28, 2027
Length:
3 weeks
Cost:
$8,800
Location:
Athens, Greece / Rome, Italy
Grades:
Current grades 9-12
Format:
Group Housing
Deadline:
Jan 20, 2027
Traveling program across two capitals. Students collaborate on a drama script performed live or on film. Visits the Acropolis, Odeon of Herodes Atticus, Villa Borghese (Character Creation Workshop), and Cinecittà World film studio. Excursions to Nafplio and Florence. Only the Academic Merit Award scholarship applies - the need-based Global Navigator Scholarship is NOT available.
2 sessions between Jun 16–Jul 28, 2027 (3 weeks options)
Length:
3 weeks
Cost:
$6,700
Location:
Athens, Greece
Grades:
Current grades 9-12
Format:
Group Housing
Deadline:
Jan 20, 2027
12 hours of service-learning: coastal dune restoration work with local NGOs on Aegina island. Water quality assessment, snorkeling, and tide pool exploration. Excursions to Cape Sounion (Temple of Poseidon) and Vouliagmeni Beach.
All high school grade levels, including graduating seniors
Format:
Residential
Deadline:
Priority Mar 1, 2027
A two-week introduction to Ancient Greek for high schoolers, from complete beginners to experienced students, with a week in Athens and a week in Nafplio, reading Homer, Plato and later texts and visiting Corinth, Epidaurus and Delphi, alongside modern Greek food, music and dance.
8-day island-hopping trip through Athens, Paros, and Santorini. Students visit the Acropolis, take a ferry between the islands, join a cooking class, and spend time on the water, including a boat tour around Paros.
3 sessions between Jun 16–Aug 5, 2027 (9 days options)
Length:
9 days
Cost:
$3,495
Location:
Kefalonia Island & Athens
Ages:
14-18 (completed grades 8–12)
Format:
Group Housing
~20 hours of hands-on loggerhead sea turtle conservation fieldwork in partnership with Wildlife Sense (a Mediterranean Action Plan-recognized research organization): dawn nesting-beach surveys, harbor turtle monitoring, seagrass habitat snorkel mapping, and beach cleanups. Since 2018, Rustic Pathways students have helped protect 340+ loggerhead nests. Includes a full-day boat tour and a Cave of Melissani visit. Max 20 students; domestic Athens-Kefalonia flight included in tuition.
A 3-week classical-history and archaeology program spanning the Greek Isles and southern Italy, with planned visits (subject to change year to year) to Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, the Ruins of Ephesus, the Amalfi Coast/Positano, and Pompeii. Major class options: Classical History & Archaeology, Fine Art & Drawing, Western Religion & Traditions. Minor options: Western Philosophy, Digital Photography, Mediterranean Cuisine. Academic structure: each student picks a major (meets every weekday morning) and a minor/elective (meets three afternoons a week: Monday, Wednesday, Friday), plus weekend day-trips to other cities in the region.
6 sessions between Jun 17–Aug 2, 2027 (12 days options)
Length:
12 days
Cost:
$5,395
Location:
Venice, Lake Garda, Jesolo & Verona, Italy; Athens & the Peloponnese, Greece
Ages:
14-18 (completed grades 8–12)
Format:
Group Housing
A six-days-per-country split, joined by food: a Venetian mask-making workshop, Lake Garda's Lazise, an Italian cooking class on the coast at Jesolo, and Verona's Roman Arena, then a flight to Athens for the Acropolis, a Peloponnese day (Corinth Canal, Nafplio, Mycenae), Delphi and the mountain village of Arachova, and a final Athens day of markets, street art, a Greek cooking class and dance lesson.