Course Offerings

• T1 - Graduate Schedule of Courses
• Fall 2024 Course Offerings
• Fall 2024 Schedule of Courses
• Spring I 2025 Tentative Course Offerings
• Spring I 2025 Schedule of Courses
• Spring II 2025 Tentative Course Offerings
• Summer 2025 Tentative Course Offerings

Below is also a sample list of courses offered at ACT under its various programs. 

Hellenic Heritage

• Greek 101 – Beginning Modern Greek I
• History 232 – Thessaloniki: A City and its Inhabitants
• Anthropology 215 – Methods and Practices of Archaeological Excavation
• Art History 121 – Greek Art through the Ages: Ancient to Modern
• Humanities 120 – Understanding Greek life and Culture
• Humanities 209 – Topics in Mythology and Religion in the Classical World
• Humanities 210 – Religions of the World
• History 301 – History of Ancient Greece
• Politics 207 – The Modern Greek Nation State
• Art History 220 – Ancient Greek Art and Architecture

International Relations

• Greek 101 – Beginning Modern Greek I
• European Studies 210 – Foundations of European Integration
• Politics 221 – The Balkans in Contemporary International Relations
• Politics 231 – International Law
• Politics 232 – International Organizations and Institutions
• Politics 332 – Human Rights
• Greek 101 – Beginning Modern Greek I
• Politics 201– International Relations
• Politics 301 – War and Peace in the Contemporary World
• History 201- Women in Modern Times
• Humanities 246 – Introduction to American Cultural Studies
• Politics 249 – Political Economy
• Politics 304 – Women, power and politics
• Social Science 399 – Service Learning Practicum
• History 232 – Thessaloniki: A City and its Inhabitants
• Social Science 349 – Contemporary Globalization
• Philosophy 203 – Ethics

Business

• Fin 232 – International Finance
• Econ 332 – International Economics
• Bus 241 – International Business Law
• MNGT 240 – Creative Thinking: The Business Imperative
• MKTG 324 – e-Marketing
• MS 585 – e-Business for Tourism (Tourism e-business)
• MNGT 203 – Hospitality Management
• MNGT 202 – Destination Management
• MKTG 330 – Consumer Behavior
• Fin 220 – Investment and Portfolio Management
• MKTG 214 – Advertising
• MKTG 318 – Global Marketing
• MNGT 330 – Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Fin 400 – Seminar in Finance
• MNGT 210 – HR Management for Growth
• MKTG 320 – Marketing Research
• MNGT 341 – Business in Greece and the European Union: Gain insight into the way business is really conducted in the region and learn exciting differences about the cultural and business environments.
• Summer Business Minor (required min number of students): Work your way up and earn a minor in business during the summer period.

English & Communication

Language & Literature

• English 220 – Introduction to Twentieth Century Poetry and Drama
• English 221 – Short Fiction/The Novella
• Hum 246 – Introduction to American Cultural Studies
• English 268 – Women and Literature
• English 273 – Introduction to Linguistics
• English 360 – Literary Theory
• English 120 – Introduction to Literature
• English 259 – Contemporary World Literature
• English 340 – Comparative Literature
• English 350 – Advanced Writing/Writing for Social Change
• English 275 – Sociolinguistics

Communication & New Media

• Comm 127 – Communication, Culture and Society
• Comm 217 – Media in Transition
• English 300 – Image/Text/Culture
• Comm 317 – Communicating through New Media
• Soc Sc 399 – Service Learning
• Comm 227 – Media Theory
• Comm 233 – Introduction to Journalism
• Comm 327 – Communication Research Methods
• Anthr 349 – Intercultural Communication

Computing

• CSC 230 – Programming in C++ and Matlab
• CSC 151 – Quantitative Computing
• CSC 107 – Multimedia I
• CSC 306 – Advanced Web Development
• CSC 450 – System Analysis and Design
• CSC 310 – Computer Architecture
• CSC 300 – Mobile Application Programming
• MATH 120 – Calculus I
• SEA 101 - Introduction to Sea Sailing*
• CSC 322 – Computer Networks
• CSC 206 – Web Development
• CSC 325 – Distributed Applications
• CSC 330 – Introduction to Mobile Robotics
• CSC 320 – Mobile Computing
• CSC 321 – Operating Systems
• MATH 220 – Discrete Mathematics
• STAT 205 – Statistics I
• CSC 219 – Video Game Design with Unity and Blender
• CSC 130 – Introduction to electronics and robotics programming

* Each semester, the Division of Science and Technology offers the course Introduction to Sea Sailing, which teaches offshore sailing at the level of Coastal Skipper. Opportunities exist to practice what is learned in a skippered or bare-boat trip in the Northern Greece, Chalkidiki peninsulas, and/or islands.

Psychology

• Psychology 130 – Cognitive Psychology
• Psychology 215 - Positive Psychology
• Psychology 240 – Forensic Psychology
• Psychology 250 – Psychopharmacology
• Psychology 255 - Sports Psychology
• Psychology 270 - Health, Stress and Adaptation
• Psychology 305- Counselling and Psychotherapy

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