Hellenic American University is an American university that is chartered in the state of New Hampshire. It was established as a non-profit, United States institution of higher education on May 11, 2004 through passage of an Act of the General Court of the State of New Hampshire and is regularly monitored by the competent regulatory authority (Higher Education Commission).

Hellenic American University is accredited by the oldest American accrediting body, the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE).

Hellenic American University/College is monitored and accredited in terms of its instructional sites, programs and degrees awarded through both its Nashua and Athens campuses.

Quick Facts about Hellenic American University

  • Private, non-sectarian American university chartered in the State of New Hampshire
  • Established as a non-profit in 2004 by an Act of the General Court of the State of New Hampshire
  • Licensed and regulated by the New Hampshire Department of Higher Education Commission
  • Accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE)
  • 1 Associate degree program, 6 Bachelor's degree programs, 8 Master’s degree programs, 1 Ph.D. program
  • Duration of undergraduate studies:
    • ASGE program: two to three years of full-time study
    • All other undergraduate programs: four years of full-time study
  • Duration of graduate studies
    • ΜSI/MSSM/MSSHM: 18 months of full-time study
    • MBA/MSPSY: two years of full-time study
    • MAAL/MAT/MACI: one year of full-time study
    • Ph.D. in Language and Communication: four years of full-time study
  • 64% of full-time faculty hold Ph.D.’s
For the programs offered through Hellenic American College:
  • 60% undergraduate and 40% graduate & Ph.D students (Fall 2024)
  • Student - faculty ratio 3 : 1
  • 85% of undergraduate & 92% of graduate & 100% Ph.D. students receive financial aid (Athens Campus)

 For more information about Hellenic American University, please visit its website.