Harding University Graduate School of Religion
in Memphis, Tenn.

Harding Academy
in Searcy, Ark.

Brisbane, Australia
Australia is known for showcasing the varied beauties of beaches, mountains, rain forests and deserts. After spending several weeks in China, the semester begins with a weeklong stay in Sydney, a cultural center brimming with museums, classical music and theater. Students also travel to the Australian Outback, the north and south islands of New Zealand, and the Great Barrier Reef on program field trips.

London, England
Living in flats in central London, students experience one of the world’s largest and most cosmopolitan cities. London’s jewels include Hyde Park, the National Gallery, the Theater District and the acclaimed British Museum. Periodic field trips outside of London allow students to visit other important historical and literary sites, such as Bath, Cambridge, Dublin, Edinburgh, the Lake District, Paris, Stratford-on-the-Avon and Stonehenge. The College of Business Administration offers a six-week program in London each summer for its majors.

Florence, Italy
Florence, as much a city of artisans today as during the Renaissance, exposes students to some of the world’s most impressive art and architecture. Students live in an authentic 16th-century villa and eat Tuscan meals prepared by Italian cooks. They bargain in outdoor markets, learn to speak Italian, and travel to Cinque Terre, Rome and Southern Italy on program field trips. An included two-month Eurail pass provides students extensive travel opportunities throughout Europe.

France/Switzerland
The French-speaking world holds all the elements for the study of Western Civilization since its dawning. From the caves at Lascaux to the Airbus factory in Toulouse, the range of thought, art, socialization and industrialization are all present. The majestic cathedrals, beautiful castles and Roman ruins of this ancient land are highlighted. A high degree of importance is placed on the improvement of French-language skills throughout the semester.

Athens, Greece
Greece is a rare dichotomy of ancient and modern. While living in the cradle of democracy, students encounter important archaeological sites and experience the open-air "museum" of Athens. Greece offers the grand architecture of the Parthenon on the Acropolis and the alluring beauty of its many islands. Tours to Corinth, Delphi, Sounion, Olympus, Turkey, Israel and Egypt are included in the program, as well as a Mediterranean cruise. Emphasis is given to sites of biblical interest.

Vina del Mar, Chile
Geographically, Chile is stunning. With the exception of tropical rain forests, it contains every eco-climate known on earth - from the dry Atacama Desert to the formidable glacial peaks of the Andes. The program includes study of the Spanish language and culture, Latin American history, and several extensive field trips to Santiago, the Lake District of Chile, Torres del Paine, the Atacama Desert region, and the ancient Inca civilization of Machu Picchu, Peru.