As Greece gradually adapts to normalcy following the COVID-19 pandemic and as other countries, like Australia, begin to cut themselves off, it is hoped that the birthplace of education may …

A collaborative research project is investigating how Greek migrant young adults living in Melbourne use new media to navigate their identity in both their birthplace and adopted country, and the …

Schools and universities around the world are closing down due to the coronavirus pandemic as governments look at ways to spread the disease. But there’s no need for parents to …

If you have always dreamed of studying abroad, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in collaboration with the International Hellenic university is currently accepting admissions for an English-speaking four-year …

Learning Greek is not always easy, but passionate educators Melanie and Maria have found a great solution. On 15 March the teachers hosted the ‘Kafes kai Parea’ Greek language event …

The Greek Centre at 168 Lonsdale Street is hosting an open lecture by Dr Antonios Meimaris of Monash University on the history of randomness on Monday at 7pm. Part of …

La Trobe is inviting youth to its annual “Languages and Linguistics Day” that will form part of La Trobe University’s Orientation Week. The event is geared towards celebrating and promoting …

St John’s College has been overwhelmed by the generosity of the Greek community. The Pan Cretan Association of Melbourne hosted the honorary name day dinner for His Eminence Archbishop Makarios …

In an interconnected world, international education mobility is beneficial in creating academic, social, even academic bonds between nations. Realising this, the number of English-speaking programmes offered at Greek universities are …

As part of the celebrations for the 200th anniversary of the Greek War of Independence, the National Archaeological Museum in Athens has curated a special exhibition. Set to be inaugurated …