ISEP Direct Programs
Masaryk University
Since 1 in every 5 inhabitants of Brno are students, the city is full with life and a range of cultural opportunities. This program includes studies of the social, economic, political and cultural transformations that shaped Central Europe and the Czech Republic during the 20th and 21st centuries.
University of Ghana
Delicious street food, great beaches, and memorable historic sites await you in Accra, Ghana. ISEP’s Resident Director can
arrange volunteer projects to help you live like a local. Class examples include, “Islam and Christianity in Africa,” “Ghana in
the 19th and the 20th Centuries,” and “Women in History.”
Massey University
Auckland is an international city built around a stunning harbor and is New Zealand’s largest urban area with a diverse multi-cultural population. Example courses you can take on this program include, “A History of New Zealand’s Peoples,” “The
Second World War,” and “The Medieval World and its Legacy.”
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso
The city of Valparaíso is the cultural and legislative capital of Chile. 70 miles from Santiago, Valparaíso fascinates visitors with its history, geography and architecture. Students can take coursework alongside Spanish as a foreign language or enroll directly into classes with locals taught in Spanish.
Nottingham Trent University
Nottingham is Britain’s culinary capital with more cafes, restaurants and bars per square mile than anywhere in the U.K. On this program take classes such as, “History and Heritage in Contemporary Society,” “Living and Dying in Reformation
Britain,” and “The Holocaust in History and Memory.”
American College of Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki is a lively college town that offers a charming waterfront, delicious cuisine, and a vibrant nightlife. ACT offers excellent student support, included excursions, easy access to explore Greece and a wide variety of classes in Ancient
Mediterranean Studies, Archaeology, and Ancient Civilizations
University of Malta
The town of Msida enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry, sunny summers and short, cool winters. ISEP students
immerse themselves in Maltese culture by taking university classes with local students and living in the student residence.
Take classes on this program such as “Medieval Europe,” “World History: From Early Societies to 1500,” and “Global History:
Theories and Applications.”