This program has been approved as part of a Fusion International Immersion Certificate. For further information on International Immersion Certificates please visit: https://www.drury.edu/admission/themed-certificates-credentials/.
Courses Offered:
3 credit hours
Since ancient times, the Mediterranean has served both as a barrier and as a commercial and imperial highway. This course serves as an introduction to the maritime history of the Mediterranean from ancient Greece to the middle of the nineteenth century – and demonstrates how one of the world’s oldest waterways has long connected past societies. Offered as a study abroad course.
3 credit hours
Students will be expected to confront, reflect on, compare and contrast, apply, and critically think through, the central ethical traditions offered throughout human history— particularly virtue ethics, deontology, and consequentialism. The course begins with a discussion of critical questions relevant to the study of ethics, such as relativism, human nature, and free will, then turns to examining the main theories and ends with criticisms of ethics.
Dates of Travel: June 2 – 25, 2024
Program fee: $3,889
Includes: accommodations, museum entrance fees, tours, health insurance, two program meals, tips, administration fees and faculty expenses.
Estimated Tuition and Fees: $2,050
Estimated Personal Expenses: $2,700
Includes roundtrip airfare, non-program meals
Program Fee Only Payment Deadlines
Payments can be made by check, made out to Drury University (please add “Greece, Summer 2024” on memo line) and paid in the Business office in Burnham 100.
Enrollment in the program is limited and is based on good academic standing with the Dean of Students and the Provost’s office.
For more information, please contact:
Dr. Chris Panza
Professor of Philosophy
cpanza@drury.edu
(417) 873-6837
Dr. Michael Verney
Asst. Professor of History
mverney@drury.edu
(417) 873-7712
