Next summer, Reinhardt students can study abroad in Greece or Iceland. The trip is a part of a summer program which offers class credits for related coursework before, during, and after the trip. Completing five classes results in students earning a minor in international relations or international studies. In addition, anyone in the Reinhardt community, including alumni, friends and family, is invited to travel abroad with either group for a discounted rate. These exciting opportunities offer a chance to become immersed in another country’s culture.
The Greece trip takes place May 18-26, 2026. Led by Professor of Business Tony Daniel, Ph.D., the nine-day immersive learning experience includes travel to six cities. Visiting Olympia, the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and taking a Saronic Gulf cruise comprise only some of the exciting experiences awaiting Reinhardt travelers.
Led by Professor of English, Graham Johnson, Ph.D., the Iceland excursion, June 17-22, 2026, includes experiencing Iceland’s spectacular natural beauty, with visits to glaciers, ice caves, geysers, and the famous Gullfoss Waterfall and Blue Lagoon Geothermal Spa.
Reinhardt professors provide instruction while traveling and online from May through July. Summer tuition, discounted to $14,000, covers the credit hours for 4-6 classes, and financial aid can be applied. All travel, lodging, excursions, and meals are free with summer enrollment. For community members, the all-inclusive trip to Iceland costs $5,700 and $5,490 for Greece. For more information or to register, scan the QR codes or contact Dr. Daniel: add@Reinhardt.edu or Dr. Johnson: gpj@reinhardt.edu.
-By Suzy Alstrin
