- Athens,Heraklion,Crete,Nafplio,Corinth, Greece
*Page being updated for 2026* Ancient Greece in Situ offers students an unparalleled opportunity to experience the ancient sites, monuments, and culture of Greece first-hand and to work in cooperative learning projects, sharing their knowledge in on-site oral presentations and seminar-style discussions. Students will receive insightful, comprehensive overviews of Greek art, architecture, and archaeology that will illuminate Greece's rich history from the Bronze Age to the Classical period. Time will be spent on the island of Crete exploring the Minoan palatial and town sites from the Bronze Age; in the Argolid region of the Peloponnese that witnessed the rise of the Mycenaean civilizations; at the major panhellenic sanctuaries of Olympia, Delphi, Isthmia, and Nemea that developed during the Archaic period; and in Athens studying the monuments of the Classical era and the development of its democratic institutions.
Sponsored by College of Liberal Arts
Course(s)
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C C 340
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ARC 342R
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AHC 325
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HIS 366N
- Ancient Greece in Situ
and
L A 119 - International Learning Seminar (Spring)
Academic Information
Students earn 4 hours total of in-residence credit for CC 340 / ARC 342R / AHC 325 / HIS 366N upon successful completion. The summer course carries a Flag for Global Cultures. Courses must be a grade and are factored into the official UT GPA. In Spring 25: students enroll in LA 119 Wed 4-5pm.
Faculty
Professor Gulizio has taught at the University of Texas at Austin since 2013 and has worked in Greece as a field archaeologist since 1999. Greece is a special place for Prof. Gulizio that she considers her home away from home and is excited to share with students her love of this country and its history, culture, and archaeology.
Language(s) of Instruction
English
Eligibility
- Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee acceptance
- Open to all UT students in good academic and disciplinary standing
Service Learning/Internship
- Service Learning - No
- Internship - No
Open To
Students from all colleges and schools
Program Cost
Program Costs for 2025 include lodging, in country transportation, and some meals. Airfare, Personal Expenses, Meals are out of pocket costs. Scholarship applications are due by November 1, 2025.
Dates:
- Program: May 5, 2026 to June 3, 2026
- Instructional: May 5, 2026 to June 3, 2026
- Final Deadline: November 1, 2025
Application Code
355166
Program Coordinator
Kassey Rocha
Additional Resources
Financial Aid
Scholarships
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Events Calendar
Information Session
Next Step
The application deadline is November 1, 2025! Plan to attend an info session on Wed Sept 17 4-5PM (WAG116, ZOOM); Thu Oct. 9 3-4PM (WAG116); or Tue. Oct 14 2-3PM (WAG116). Contact your coordinator at kassey.rocha@austin.utexas.edu with any questions.