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Through Wheaton’s exclusive partnership with The American College in Greece, the historic city of Athens becomes your living laboratory. You’ll leverage the city’s abundant resources, seamlessly integrating Greece’s rich history, vibrant contemporary culture and unique geographical setting into your academic journey.
Explore the diverse course offerings available below. Please note: courses may vary per semester.
Arts and Humanities
- Introduction to Archeology
- Modern Greek Cinema
- Ancient Greek Themes in Modern & Contemporary Dance
- History of the Roman Empire
- Intro to Philosophy
- Aesthetics
- Greek Philosophy
Classical and Modern Languages
- Ancient Greek
- Myth in the Ancient Greek & Roman World
- Ancient Greek & Roman Epic Poetry
- Modern Greek
- French I
- French II
- French III
- German I
- German II
- German III
- Italian I
- Italian II
- Italian III
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
- Cell Biology
- Principles of Chemistry
- Environmental Science: Ecosystems & Biodiversity
- Contemporary Environmental Issues
- Environmental Science : Energy Resources and Pollution
- Environmental Geology
- Calculus I
- Applied Calculus
- Oceanography: Physics and Geology of the Ocean Basins
- University Physics
- Intro to Information Systems
Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Psychology as a Natural Science
- Psychology as a Social Science
- Human Learning and Memory
- Psychology of Diversity and Social Issues
- Analysis of Quantitative Data
- Introduction to Sociology
- Sociology of Modern Life
- Family and Gender Roles
- Intro to Statistical Thinking
- Intro to Criminal Justice
Economics, Politics and Global Affairs
- Principles of Microeconomics
- Principles MacroEconomics
- Economic History of Europe
- Intro to International Relations
- Modern European History & Politics
- Intro to Political Sci & Global Affairs
- LE- Diplomacy