Study Languages and Literature in Greece
18 universities in Greece offer Languages and Literature programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 6,000 EUR per year.
Higher Ecclesiastical Academy of Athens
A public Athens academy for ecclesiastical studies and the management of the Orthodox Church's religious heritage.
American College of Thessaloniki
A NEASC-accredited American college in Thessaloniki, heir to Anatolia (1886): business, IR, psychology and computing.
City College, University of York Europe Campus
The University of York's Europe Campus in Thessaloniki: UK degrees delivered in Greece since 1989.
Athens School of Fine Arts
Greece's leading public art school, founded in 1837 in central Athens: fine arts, art theory and contemporary practice.
Hellenic American College
A private American college in Athens, affiliated with Hellenic American University, offering US degrees and an MBA in English.
American College of Greece
Europe's largest American college, founded in 1875 in Athens: the NEASC-accredited Deree campus.
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
The largest university in the Balkans, founded in 1925, spanning every discipline from medicine to engineering and fine arts.
University of Ioannina
A large public research university in western Greece, founded in 1964, in one of the country's most affordable student cities.
University of Crete
A public research university in Heraklion and Rethymnon, renowned for its English-taught international medical programme.
University of the Aegean
A 'multi-island' public university spread across six Aegean islands and a pioneer of interdisciplinary studies.
University of Macedonia
A public university in Thessaloniki devoted to economics and social sciences, known for its MSc in Applied Informatics.
University of Western Macedonia
A multi-campus public university in Greece's northwest, spread across five cities, with strengths in engineering and education.
University of Patras
Greece's third-largest university, founded in 1964 in Patras: engineering, science, health and humanities.
Democritus University of Thrace
A public university in Greece's northeast, spread across four cities, with strengths in law, engineering and veterinary medicine.
University of the Peloponnese
A young public university centred on Tripoli: humanities, social sciences, technology and management with a European outlook.
Ionian University
A public university in Corfu, founded in 1984, known for archival studies, translation and audiovisual arts.
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Founded in 1837, Greece's oldest and largest university, a comprehensive research institution in the heart of Athens.
Hellenic Open University
A public distance-learning university in Patras, Greece's pioneer of open education and adult learning since 1997.