If you have questions about this program, email the program leader listed below.
| The arrangements for the travel, housing, meals, excursions and course content of
this program have been made by the leader. Questions about this program can only be
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| Program Type | Departmental |
| Program Location | Athens, Itea, Kalamata, Olympia, etc., Greece |
| Course # |
SA 10408 or SA 59000 |
| Duration | Summer |
| Upcoming Program Dates | |
| To Be Announced | |
| Past Dates | |
| Summer 2023 | 05/15/23 to 06/05/23 |
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The program will take place in Itea, Athens, Kalamata, and Nafplios with a variety of interactive learning experiences in surrounding villages and cities; including service learning projects.
Program costs will include the following: Course registration, Emergency Medical Insurance, Housing Accommodations, Meals (only those outlined in the Travel Itinerary), Transportation in country, and study abroad sponsored activities (all those outlined in the Travel Itinerary).
This program allows students across the Purdue campus to earn 3 to 6 credits during a 3-week study abroad in Greece.
EDPS 49000: Greece: Education, Agriculture, and Policy Past and Present (3cr)
This course is a problem-based learning (PBL) course designed to provide students with the opportunity to learn about education, agriculture, and/or law and policy in Greece that is based on in-depth learning and comprehension, not simply fact memorization. Topics outside of these three areas may be completed with pre-approval from Dr. Grimmet. PBL is an active learning process by which students can work on real-world problems using their previous knowledge and skills from their major content area and apply it within a new setting/experience. Students may work individually or in teams of no more than four people.
EDPS 49000: Experiential Learning: Encountering Self-Determination and Generalization across Cultures (3cr)
This course will investigate self-determination and generalization as human rights, roles, and responsibilities and reflect upon their individual past and current personal experiences with self-determination and generalization. While in Greece, learners will engage in new cultural experience(s) and analyze these experiences from the lens of self determination and generalization. Learners will apply their new knowledge to devise a plan for future implementation within their program of study/work setting.
ALL Purdue Students are welcome. This program is NOT exclusive to the College of Education. Must have a 3.0 GPA and be in Good Standing within your program/college.
Students pursuing program participation accept financial responsibility. Purdue will take measures to mitigate financial risks, although will not be liable for loss.
Estimated Program Costs $4500 + airfare.
Students may choose to use points/miles/previous vouchures, so we leave the airfare up to the individual.
Applications and $500 Deposit are DUE January 17th, 2023. This program must have a minimum of 16 students. We will not take more than 25 students, so apply TODAY!!
Purdue University financial aid may be applied to the costs of studying abroad. Students interested in receiving financial aid should
NOTE: Recipients of certain tuition remission and scholarship programs should pay careful attention to the regulations for using those benefits for study abroad. Ask your financial aid advisor about any limitations.
Click here for a list of scholarships and grants available to assist with the costs of studying overseas.