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Study Abroad in Athens - Greece
About
The Stetson University School of Business Administration is excited to host a Study Abroad trip to Athens, Greece. We are partnering with the Hellenic American University to host us in Athens. The Hellenic American University operates two campuses; one in Nashua, New Hampshire and one in Athens, Greece and is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). The Athens Campus is located in walking distance from the Acropolis, the Parliament, ancient Greek and Roman agoras, and the first modern Olympic stadium. Greece, the birthplace of democracy and cradle of Western civilization, offers extraordinary opportunities for a rich learning experience. Yet, Athens is also a vibrant modern metropolis that remains affordable, safe, and friendly.
The trip is scheduled for Spring Break 2025 and is open to all Stetson students. All students who attend will receive a cultural credit and an experiential learning credit. This trip is also being taught in conjunction with International Business and Culture (INTL 201). However, you do not need to be enrolled in this class to participate in the trip. Those who are enrolled in INTL 201 (in the Spring) will receive adjusted course requirements.
Estimated Cost: Between $2,500 and $2,900 (this includes):
- Airfare
- All transportation in Athens and airport transportation
- Group Meals (some individual meals are on your own)
- All business and cultural visits on the itinerary
- Lodging
Scheduled Events:
- Visiting various businesses in Athens (locations are being finalized)
- Hotel - Discussion on “Hospitality Management and Tourism”
- Shipping company- Discussion on “The shipping industry in Greece”
- Manufacturing Company
- Greek start-up
- Recycling Company
- Bread factory
- Olive Oil Farm-tasting experience and farm tour
Cultural Sites that we will visit:
- Walking tour in the center of Athens: Visit the Greek Parliament and Syntagma Square – “Watch the Changing of the Guards”
- Acropolis Hill and the New Acropolis Museum
- Panathenaic Stadium and Harian's Arch
Other cultural events:
- Traditional Greek Souvlaki lunch
- Traditional Greek cooking class
- Traditional Greek dance lesson at the Dora Stratou Theater
- Temple of Poseidon in Sounio
There will also be free time for students to explore:
- National Archaeological Museum
- Museum of Cycladic Art
- National Gallery-Alexandros Soutsos Museum
- National Museum of Contemporary Art
- Shopping on Ermou Street and souvenir shopping at Monastiraki
- Engaging sessions with students and faculty at the Hellenic American University.
Questions
For any inquiries or to secure your spot, please reach out to Dale Peterson at [email protected]