The Department of Classics provides opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in archaeological field projects or UB Study Abroad programs in Italy, Greece, Turkey and Israel. Opportunities for summer archaeological work exist in the Americas, Europe, North Africa and the Near East.
"The ever-encouraging and supportive professors of the Classics Department facilitated opportunities I would never have dreamed of before beginning my bachelor’s degree. I learned the joy of traveling and the basics of archaeological field work through a study abroad experience in Turkey. I learned the fundamentals of artifact research and exhibition preparation through a museum internship at the Anderson Gallery. I was even given the freedom to develop my leadership skills through the Undergraduate Classics Club." – Catherine Nicastro, BA '09
For more information about these programs, or other opportunities for undergraduate travel abroad with the Department of Classics, please contact Prof. Donald McGuire.
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