Summer language courses:
2. Μonthly August-September course
Summer specific courses:
1. 2nd International Summer School of Archaeology and Greek language
The Summer School of Archaeology in Thessaloniki is an innovative program offered by the Toumba Excavation of the Department of Archaeology and the School of Modern Greek Language of the Aristotle University.
Duration: 3 weeks | Period: 9-27 July 2018
Relating fields: Archaeology, History of Art, Anthropology, Classics and History (preferably with emphasis in Ancient and Medieval periods)
Number of participants: 12-15
Registration period: 1st December 2017 – 15th April 2018
Registration fee: € 50 (non refundable, unless the application is rejected by the Committee)
Fees: 2000 euros
Discount: € 200 (registrations until 31st January 2018)
Language: English
ECTS: 6
Contact: marakosp@smg.auth.gr
Toumba excavation: https://toumba.web.auth.gr/-/index.php/en/summer-school-2018
More info – Application form –
2. Australian & Greek-Australian students (NUGAS)
The aim of the course is to help all participants get acquainted with the Greek culture, history and everyday life in Greece and to improve their communication skills with Greek native speakers. Students will have the opportunity to retrieve basic elements of their heritage and tradition.
The application form and all the required documents should be sent to the following e-mails: elen@smg.auth.gr & school-mg@smg.auth.gr.
More information – Application form – Required documents – Syllabus
3. American & Greek-American students (Hellenic Link)
The aim of the course is to help all participants get acquainted with the Greek culture, history and everyday life in Greece and to improve their communication skills with Greek native speakers. Greek-American students will have the opportunity to retrieve basic elements of their heritage and tradition.
The application form and all the required documents should be sent to the following e-mails: elen@smg.auth.gr & school-mg@smg.auth.gr.
Moreinformation – Application form – Required documents – Syllabus
