Whether you are an undergraduate, certificate, or graduate student in classics, the summer is an ideal time for you to strengthen your skills, build your knowledge, and explore the discipline--and the wider world. Here are some ideas for you to consider.

• Pursue summer study abroad
• Work on your Greek or Latin languages with us
• Join an excavation
• Intern in a museum
• Learn a modern language
• Take some summer courses at Catholic University

Graduate and other advanced students should also strongly consider specialized summer study institutes held in the US and overseas. They provide invaluable intellectual and professional experiences, particularly for those planning to pursue academic careers, and some offer full or partial financial support for those who are accepted to them. Here are some examples: additional opportunities are frequently posted by the Society for Classical Studies (SCS).

• The Summer Session of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens
• The Classical Summer School of the American Academy in Rome
• The Summer Epigraphy Course at The Ohio State University (periodic)
• The Graduate Seminar of the American Numismatic Society
• The Summer Institute of the American Society of Papyrologists
• The Greek Palaeography Summer School at Lincoln College, Oxford
• The Byzantine Greek Summer School of Dumbarton Oaks