Summer in Greece (in English) - ISEP Direct
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• Study in Thessaloniki, an ancient city on the Aegean Sea, near world-class beaches and famous historic sites
• A great fit for students looking to fulfill major requirements and electives, ACT offers coursework in English in business, computer science, humanities, and social sciences
• Explore Athens and Delphi on an included two-night trip, visit the Macedonian Royal Tombs on an included day trip, and join optional activities like hiking, sailing, and scuba diving
LIFE ABROAD
Excursions & Cultural Experiences
Experience hassle-free travel around Greece alongside your ACT classmates! Trips include a two-night excursion to Athens, visits to nearby UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Royal Tombs of the Macedonian dynasty in Vergina and the monasteries of Meteora, and opportunities to explore your host city of Thessaloniki. Students may also join optional activities including hikes on Mt. Olympus, an afternoon of relaxation at the Pozar hot springs or sailing around the Aegean Sea on a private sailboat.
Housing & Meals
Students live in off-campus dormitories near downtown Thessaloniki and a short bus ride from the ACT campus. The housing locations are well served by the city’s public bus system, and ACT also provides a basic bus service to and from campus once per day. An ACT Residence Assistant (RA) resides at each housing location and is there to help students settle in and get to know Thessaloniki by organizing outings and planning activities. Meals are not included. Students will have access to grocery stores, cooking facilities, and a multitude of dining options with affordable meal choices.
Explore Thessaloniki
For the student seeking a unique study abroad site in Greece, Thessaloniki is the "road less taken," a culturally intact city, small, diverse, youthful, at the crossroads of east and west and the gateway to Southeastern Europe. From the beautiful sandy beaches and crystal clear blue waters of the Chalkidiki peninsula, to the snow covered ski resorts and challenging mountain treks, diverse natural wonders are all within a short trip away. Thessaloniki is ideally located to offer the best of both worlds. Most importantly, Thessaloniki is a lively university town with well over 100,000 university students, a vibrant city that invites and welcomes young people from all over the world.
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Course Description
Standard courses grant 3 U.S. credits each, unless otherwise noted. Students should select the appropriate number of courses they intend to take abroad when adding this 5-week program to their application.
Students should be aware of per credit cost differences if they wish to take a course load other than 3 or 6 U.S. credits, and should contact their Student Services Officer if interested.
Summer 2024 Course Offerings
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Humanities |
Social Sciences |
Business & Marketing |
Technology & Science |
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Art 130: Introduction to Photography, from the Analog to Digital Era |
Anthropology 215: Methods and Practices of Archaeological Excavation (5 credits) |
Economics 101: Introductory Macroeconomics |
Computer Science 115: Introduction to Structured Programming with C++ programming Language |
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Art History 220: Ancient Greek Art and Architecture |
Psychology 204: Social Psychology |
Economics 102: Introductory Microeconomics |
Exercise Physiology 300 (4 credits) |
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History 232: Thessaloniki: A City and its Inhabitants |
Psychology 205: Research Methods and Statistics |
Finance 201: Financial Management |
Nutrition 130: Fundamentals of Human Nutrition (4 credits) |
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Humanities 120: Understanding Greek Life and Culture |
Psychology 310: Organizational Psychology |
Marketing 324: E-Marketing |
Sea Sail 101: Introduction to Sea Sailing |
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Philosophy 203: Ethics |
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American College of Thessaloniki
For the student seeking a unique study abroad site in Greece, the American College of Thessaloniki is ideal. Thessaloniki is the "road less taken," a culturally intact city, small, diverse,...
Academics
Other Academic Conditions
All credits and grades are issued in U.S. credits. Students should be aware of per credit cost differences if they wish to take a course load other than 3 or 6 U.S. credits, and should contact their Student Services Officer if interested.
Tuition pricing per credit Summer 2025 (price of housing does not change):
3 U.S. Credits = $5,055
4 U.S. Credits = $5,555
5 U.S. Credits = $6,055
6 U.S. Credits = $6,555
7 U.S. Credits = $7,055
8 U.S. Credits = $7,555
Syllabi available upon request
Semester & Prices (based on your filters)
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