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On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the death of Fotis Kontoglou, the exhibition “Taximia”:...
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Reading Greece
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Creative Greece
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Modern Greece Unfolds
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Destinations
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Rethinking Greece
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Aug 1, 2025 | Rethinking Greece
Johanna Hanink is professor of Classics at Brown University, and her work in Classics focuses on...
Ancient Greek Heritage
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In 2025, the organisation’s President, Professor Joseph Lo Bianco (AM, FAHA), led a series of high-level engagements in Greece with universities and the Ministry of Education to advance a unified strategy linking Greece with the Greek Diaspora. Professor Bianco met with the Minister of Education, Ms Sofia Zacharaki, and presented nine policy proposals for improving Greek-language education abroad, focusing on the expansion and support of teacher secondments, simplification of the regulatory framework, and the creation of digital partnerships between schools in Greece and Australia through the European eTwinning platform.
In 2026, PHAROS enters its next phase: intensifying its efforts to promote and revitalise Greek in Victoria, while also developing a Global Vision and Framework for Greek Language Education, in collaboration with universities in Greece, Australia, Canada, and Europe. Together with Dr Dimitris Koutsogiannis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), Dr Stefi Nikoloudi (La Trobe University), and Emeritus Professor Bessie Dendrinos from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Professor Lo Bianco is shaping a unified research and policy agenda that will contribute to the global coordination of Greek-language education and its alignment with recent scientific developments. Professor Lo Bianco also serves on the International Advisory Committee of the Research Institute for Multilingualism and Language Policy (EIPOL - https://eipol.uoa.gr/) in Athens, representing the Greek Diaspora.
You may contact the PHAROS organisation at: pharos.au@gmail.com
Source: https://www.ertnews.gr/omogeneia/faros-2026-mia-pagkosmia-stratigiki-gia-to-mellon-tis-ellinikis-glossas/
The Brussels Branch of IHU will offer:
• an undergraduate programme in European Institutions and Organisations Management
• a postgraduate programme in European Programme Management
The Brussels Branch will also function as a communication and promotion hub for all English-taught postgraduate programmes, as well as the University’s other postgraduate offerings.

The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) has once again demonstrated its leadership among Greek and Cypriot institutions in the 2025–2026 international university rankings. According to the U.S. News Best Global Universities Rankings, NKUA is ranked first in Greece and Cyprus and 216th globally, while the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki is the second-highest Greek university at 416th. In Europe, NKUA rose from 82nd to 78th place.
NKUA also leads among Greek and Cypriot universities in the Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings, securing a position within the 201–300 band worldwide among 2,536 institutions.
These achievements highlight NKUA’s sustained excellence in research, education, and societal impact, reinforcing its reputation as a leading university in Greece, Cyprus, and Europe.
https://hub.uoa.gr/times-higher-education-impact-rankings-2025-to-ekpa-koryfaio-panepistimio-se-ellada-kai-kypro/


