Study Classical Greece in Athens
Watch this short video to learn about the program, a four-year English-taught undergraduate program at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.
Unearthing ancient human stories.
Connecting events, and civilizations.
Texts, ideas, and imagination.
A four-year English-taught undergraduate program exploring the archaeology, history, and literature of Ancient Greece through an interdisciplinary and experiential approach. Based in Athens, the program combines academic study with direct engagement with archaeological sites, museums, and the cultural landscape of Greece.
Applications for the upcoming academic year are now being accepted. Interested candidates are invited to review the admission requirements and submit their application before the deadline.
Founded in 1837, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens is the oldest university in modern Greece and one of the most distinguished academic institutions in Southeast Europe. With a long tradition in the humanities and classical studies, the University has played a central role in the study and preservation of Greek history, language, and culture.
Located in Athens—one of the world’s most important historical and archaeological centers—the University offers students a unique academic environment where scholarship meets direct access to the monuments and heritage of ancient Greece.
News, announcements, and important updates about the program.
