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The following list indicates the courses that are usually offered in fall semester. As soon as the fall semester's course offerings and class schedule are finalized, they are posted on the website and accepted students are notified by e-mail that registration has opened. 
After the semester begins students may elect to take all 300-level courses at a higher 400-level.

Anthropology

ANTH 333
The Culture of Modern Greece: The Ethnography of a Society in Transition

Archaeology

ARCH 310
Introduction to Digital Archaeology and Virtual Reality
ARCH 331
Aegean & Ancient Greek Art & Archaeology
ARCH 361
The Topography and Monuments of Athens
ARCH 367
Aegean Prehistory: The Rise & Fall of the Bronze Age Cultures

Art History

ARTH 320 / THE 320
Performing (in) Athens: Exploring the City through Theatre and Performance
ARTH 362
Ancient Greek Sculpture
ARTH 386 / CHTE 386
The Art and Craft of Curating: Making Sense of Art in the 21st Century

Business

BUS 350
Business, Ethics and Politics
BUS 360 / COMM 360
Communicating Across Cultures: The International Business Connection

Classics

CLAG 101
Beginning Ancient Greek I (1st Semester)
CLAG 201
Intermediate Ancient Greek I: Attic Prose
CLAG 306
Advanced Ancient Greek II: Attic Poetry
CLAG 351
* NEW * Attic Prose in Translation: Thucydides the Athenian
CLAL 211
Intermediate Latin I
CLAL 311
Advanced Latin I

Communication

BUS 360 / COMM 360
Communicating Across Cultures: The International Business Connection

Cultural Heritage

ARTH 386 / CHTE 386
The Art and Craft of Curating: Making Sense of Art in the 21st Century

Economics

ECON 326
Crisis and Change in Greece and Europe

Environmental Studies

ENVR 370
Urban Sustainability: Theory and Case Studies in Greece

History

HIST 339
Contemporary Greek Politics and Society: Historical Perspectives on Change and Continuity
HIST 355
Sports, Games and Spectacles in the Graeco-Roman World
HIST 359
Biography of an Empire: the Surprising Life of ‘Byzantium’ (324-1453)
HIST 368
To the Strongest: The Ancient Near East from the Death of Alexander to the Coming of Rome

Independent Study

T401
Honors Tutorial

International Relations

IREL 361
A Changing World: Global and Regional Trends in the 21st Century

Modern Greek Language

MGKL 101
Beginning Modern Greek I
MGKL 101A
Accelerated Beginning Modern Greek I
MGKL 101C
Beginning Modern Greek Language & Culture
MGKL 102
Beginning Modern Greek II
MGKL 201
Intermediate Modern Greek I
MGKL 202
Intermediate Modern Greek II
MGKL 301
Advanced Modern Greek I
MGKL 302
Advanced Modern Greek II

Neuroscience

NSCI 342
* NEW * The Biology of Consciousness

Philosophy

PHIL 350
Business, Ethics and Politics
PHIL 356
The Concept of Life in Ancient Greek Philosophy & Its Relevance Today
PHIL 415
Action in Ancient Greek and Contemporary Analytic Philosophy

Political Science

PSCI 326
Crisis and Change in Greece and Europe
PSCI 339
Contemporary Greek Politics and Society: Historical Perspectives on Change and Continuity
PSCI 384
The European Governance of Migration: Reflections on Emerging Responses

Psychology

PSY 342
* NEW * The Biology of Consciousness

Religion

REL 332
Ancient Greek Mythology and Religion
REL 350
The Religions of the Middle East: A Comparative Approach

Sociology

SOC 360
Sociology of Dissent

Theater

ARTH 320 / THE 320
Performing (in) Athens: Exploring the City through Theatre and Performance

Urbanism & Sustainability

URBS 370
Urban Sustainability: Theory and Case Studies in Greece
URBS 371
Contemporary Urban Spaces

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