Webster Athens offers a range of unique cultural studies courses like Greek Mythology, Greek language, Greek Art and Archeology, Greek Cuisine, and Athenian Democracy. Service learning opportunities are available for students interested in learning about the experience of refugees in Greece. Students interested in Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, and Technology will find that Webster Athens offers many relevant courses.
All courses are 3 credit hours unless otherwise indicated. Most students enroll in 15-18 credits for the entire semester, but must register for a minimum of 6 credit hours per term or 12 credit hours for the semester.
Webster Athens has a broad offering of courses from upper level courses in psychology, business, computer science and more; along with Greece-focused courses designed to explore the country and its culture.
A semester at Webster Athens is divided between 2 eight week terms. Students enroll in courses across both terms to complete the entire semester. Course enrollment does not have to be divided evenly between terms, with the option to take more courses in one term depending on availability and academic discipline.
Courses generally meet 2 days per week with Fridays usually designated for curricular and co-curricular excursions throughout Greece.
Webster Athens Signature Courses are thoughtfully curated for visiting students to get the most out of their experience in Greece. Each term offers around five Signature Courses which are designed as inter-disciplinary courses to examine Greek culture, history, and society from multiple perspectives.
In addition to Greek language, Webster Athens offers several signature courses that are unique to the location. These courses are designed specifically with study abroad students in mind, in order to help them gain a deeper understanding of the local culture, history, and perspectives.
Broader course offerings are available from the Webster University College of Humanities & Social Science, the College of Science & Health, School of Business & Technology, and the School of Communications. These courses allow students to continue their degree path by enrolling in upper level courses in their major. Webster Athens also offers internship opportunities in Management and Media Studies.
Visit the Webster Athens program page (under the Academics tab) to link to the Signature Courses and the entire Athens course listings. Offerings are listed by semester and designated as being taught in term 1 or 2.
Grades will be reported exactly as they appear on the Webster University transcript. A to F (+, -)