The School of Modern Greek Language was founded at Aristotle University in 1970 and has been operating ever since under the supervision of the Faculty of Philosophy.
The School offers courses in Greek language and culture to foreign students and also to students of Greek origin, who intend to study in Greek Educational Institutions, or wish, through the Greek language, to familiarize with Greece and its culture (ancient, byzantine and modern). The minimum requirement for admission in the School is a secondary education certificate.
Every year, a number of language courses, relative to the various needs of the students, are offered.
Furthermore, the School offers special teacher training courses for teachers of Greek as a second/foreign language who teach foreign students and students of Greek origin.
The permanent teaching staff of the School includes experienced teachers and internationally known textbook writers.
Every year the School hosts hundreds of students from all over the world, creating a multicultural environment. Apart from learning the Greek language and becoming familiar with Greek culture, students have the opportunity to live in the lively and hospitable city of Thessaloniki. WELCOME The School of Modern Greek Language intends to create an Association for foreign students who have studied at the school in the past. To this end, it is necessary to generate a database with details of as many former students as possible. The aim of the association will be the establishment of a communication network between the graduates and the School. This will enable mutual contact, exchange of information and the sharing of experiences between former students from around the world and facilitate the promotion of the Greek language. Those who register in this Association will receive the School’s informative bulletin (newsletter) and will be notified of conventions and meetings that will be organised by the School. Members will have the possibility of meeting in the future at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. If you wish to become a member of our Association, please complete the on-line registration form. | 
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