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Explore the Greek Campus of the University of Michigan Accessible for free on any computer or mobile device to everybody at any time and place, the “Greek U-M Campus” is easy to navigate and fun to visit whether you are in Ann Arbor or far away on the other side of the planet.

Study Abroad Opportunities There are wonderful programs in Greece lasting from 2 weeks to an entire academic year.

Major or Minor in Modern Greek In addition to acquiring an knowledge of contemporary Greek language, culture and history, students gain exposure to a number of disciplines by taking courses in various fields and they become aware of distinct methods used in the study of civilizations.

Scholarly and cultural events are free and open to the public Hundreds of people attend our lectures, films, concerts, readings, and more.

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Recent News

Watch UM's "Global Graffiti Project"

a creative partnership between the Institute for the Humanities and Modern Greek Studies that engaged the campus and larger community with international artists who offer a global perspective on public art.

Students of Public Policy Study and Visit Greece

In Winter 2017, 20 students of the Ford School of Public Policy studied Greece in the classroom and on location.

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About Us

The Modern Greek Program is housed in the Department of Classical Studies and shared with the Department of Comparative Literature. It offers courses and degrees for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as regular free, pubiic events for students, faculaty, and the broader community. Learn More...

Window to Greek Culture

Lectures at U-M
History, Bio, Memoir
Literature
Music and Art
C.P. Cavafy Forum
Modern Greek Forum
Miscellanea

Events

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2018 Pallas Lecture: Philhellenism and the Invention of American History

Johanna M. Hanink, Associate Professor of Classics, Brown University

4:00 PM
2175 Angell Hall

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We strive to support our students and faculty on the frontlines of learning and research; to steward our planet, our community, our campus. We have been studying Greek for two centuries with the support of alumni and friends.