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Off-campus Study

There's no better way to study the classical cultures of Greece and Rome than to travel there in person. Our One-Course-At-A-Time calendar allows us to offer a block-long course to either Greece or Italy every other year without affecting other coursework. For longer adventures, the Off-Campus and International Studies Office can assist students with finding the best program.


Greek Archaeology During the most recent Greek Archaeology course, 35 Cornell students traveled to Greece to explore archaeological sites and museums while immersed in modern Greek culture. View photos and read about the 2007 trip Visit the course Website

City of Rome During Block 7 2008 - 2009, Cornell students will spend nearly three weeks in Italy for the course City of Rome. The course will be co-led by classical studies professor John Gruber-Miller and art history professor Chris McComber. Read more about the 2009 course Visit the course Website