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Summer Course - Paris in Literature
- Paris, France
Summer Course
Full time
1 week
On-Campus
French
The objective of this course is to immerse participants in the world of literature, a journey through words that reflects the thoughts and sensibilities of different eras. This theme offers an opportunity to explore French literary classics—timeless works that have shaped culture—and to discover the various facets of Paris, an endless well of inspiration for writers.


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Game of Thrones: Power and Politics in Pre-Modern Europe Summer Course
- Boston, USA
Summer Course
Full time
6 weeks
On-Campus
English
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This course employs medieval and early modern authors, as well as contemporary scholars, as vehicles for understanding the dynamics of power, gender, violence, and politics in George Martin's novel, Game of Thrones.
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Studying Literature through summer courses offers you a dynamic opportunity to engage with texts from various genres and periods. This immersive experience enhances your understanding of narrative, language, and cultural contexts.
You'll explore literary techniques and themes while analyzing classic and contemporary works. Through courses focusing on creative writing, critical theory, and literary analysis, you'll hone your ability to interpret and articulate complex ideas. Many students build confidence in expressing their thoughts and insights as they delve into discussions with peers and instructors.
These short-term programs are designed to develop specific skills, such as crafting essays that synthesize literary perspectives and developing presentations that communicate your interpretations effectively. Graduates typically find themselves well-prepared for roles in education, publishing, and media, where strong analytical and communicative skills are vital. Engaging with literature not only deepens your appreciation for storytelling but also helps you cultivate a thoughtful approach to various cultures and perspectives.