As per the Government’s directives, all graduate and undergraduate Hellenic American University/Hellenic American College classes are moved to an online modality starting from Tuesday, November 3rd 2020 and until further notice.
The degree you’ll earn at Hellenic American College will prepare you for professional success.
The education you’ll receive will prepare you for the rest of your life.
If you deserve help in paying for your education, you’ll get it. It’s that simple. The great majority of our students receive some kind of scholarship. This year, the average financial aid package for undergraduates was €2,310 per year.
2. One-on-one Academic and Career Support
You’ll find resources to help you succeed in your studies and career: your faculty mentor, writing tutors, career counseling services, especially your teachers. This support is one reason why the majority of our students complete their degree—and why 91% of them are working afterwards.
3. Student-Centered Learning
You’ll enjoy studying here. Small classes with a diverse student body, an internationally trained faculty passionately committed to their teaching and their students, and an emphasis on hands-on learning and participation will engage and challenge you to excel.
«I completed my studies for an MA in Translation at Hellenic American University and now I am working as an intern in NOKIA NETWORKS Company, as a terminology specialist. My work in is to standardize the terminology for the documentation of the company's products»
Congratulations to Hellenic American University student Andreas Lyros (BSPsy ’20), who has been named a 2019 Newman Civic Fellow by Campus Compact, a coalition of over 1,000 US colleges and universities dedicated to fostering democracy through civic education and community development.
George Lagios holds a Master’s degree (MSc) in Mental Health Counseling from Hellenic American University. At Hellenic American University George will be an instructor in the Graduate Psychology Program. George says he feels blessed to have been under the supervision and mentoring of Dr. Sax who…
The career paths of Hellenic American University alumni sometimes lead to the most unexpected destinations. And the path Matthew Nikas (BSBA ’16) followed is one of them. The Hellenic American University alumnus was recently hired as Service Delivery Coordinator at the British House of Commons.
«Living in a country that has been facing years of deep recession and high levels of unemployment, especially among the youth, led me to seek out ways to improve my future career prospects. I was more than lucky to have had the chance to apply for an internship abroad, and most certainly one that…
Hellenic American College supports students in their academic and personal development through a broad array of academic services and co-curricular experiences.
“It’s important for me to share the knowledge and skills I have with the next generation of counselors. I feel an obligation to help my students become the most competent clinical professionals they can be.”
“It’s incredibly important that students acquire the habits of thinking that come from the scientific method. The importance of posing the right kinds of questions when they come across information or explanations. Questions like: Is this true? Why is it true? How do I know it’s true? Can I test…
“I’m struck by how quickly my students respond to the American way of education. It feels to them the natural way to learn. It’s as if it’s what they always wanted to have—but didn’t know it existed.”
“I saw this [structure] at the University right from the start—even as I was going through the hiring process. The environment and systems here are well-organized, with the right policies and procedures in place—and that benefits everyone in the University community.”
“The BAELL gives students a clear idea of each of the strands—literature, linguistics and TESOL—but also the different career paths the program opens up for them…. This balance helps students discover where their real interests are—and pursue them.”
“It’s rewarding for me to see how students change as they go through the program, how they get more involved in the professional aspects of teaching, even presenting at conferences.”
Petros Romaios, Director of MAT and MACI, was the exclusive interpreting service provider at the 17th Thessaloniki Book Fair which was held online, from November 19 to 29, 2020.
25 November, 2020
At the upcoming 17th Annual Conference of the Forum on Education Abroad, E. Karachaliou, Director of Student Affairs and International Programs (SAIP), and G. Barton, Assistant Director of SAIP, will facilitate a section called Community Connection on the topic, “COVID-19: Is this the opportunity for a new study abroad era?”
14 October, 2020
Αdjunct faculty member Dr. Alexander Nikolaou and Dr. Jennifer Sclafani, a former HAUniv faculty member now at UMass Boston, co-presented their research at the 24th International Symposium of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics. Their paper looked at the construction of identity in the narratives of 'return' migration.
30 September, 2020
Writer and faculty member Dr. V. Manousakis coordinated a roundtable talk on “Poetry in the Time of Covid-19” at the 6th Athens World Poetry Festival (Sept. 21-24). The event also featured online readings by various poets, including Dr. Manousakis.
12 September, 2020
Alexandra Papamanoli (MAT ‘21) and Associate Professor and Associate Provost Dr. Themis Kaniklidou have had their paper “COVID-19 representations in political statements: A corpus-driven analysis” accepted for publication in the edited volume: Pandemic and Crisis Discourse. Communicating COVID-19.
13 July, 2020
Xenia Argyri (MAT ‘21) has been accepted for a two-month traineeship with the translation firm INTERTRANSLATIONS. The traineeship is one of the thesis options in the M.A. in Translation program.
13 July, 2020
Eleni Svoronou (MAT ’21) was invited to start working for the agency INTERPRETIT as an external translator. She was offered the assignment following her participation in a webinar that the agency had organized for translation and interpreting students.