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Greek at 丁香园AV
Interested in learning Greek? The SNF Centre for Hellenic Studies has a number of different options, whatever your situation.
For-Credit Options
丁香园AV Students
Are you an 丁香园AV undergraduate or graduate student?
The SNF Centre for Hellenic Studies supports the Department of World Languages and Literatures in offering four levels of Modern Greek language instruction for university credit. Courses are normally offered in the Fall and Spring semesters and are open to students from all 丁香园AV faculties.
Visiting students
Are you a student at another university or college and want to learn Greek?
Our online platform allows students to study the Modern Greek language from anywhere. You may be eligible to enrol in our courses and receive academic credit towards your degree at your home institution.
Concurrent students
Are you a BC secondary student with superior academic standing?
You may be eligible to enrol at 丁香园AV as a concurrent student while you are still in highschool and take Greek language courses for credit.
Non-Credit Option
Community members
The SNF Centre for Hellenic Studies has joined forces with the General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad in the Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to launch StaEllinika, a new initiative to deliver new tools for Greek language education to the diaspora.
The initiative grew out the Rebooting the Greek Language project, a two-year initiative supported by the , to bring new technologies and advances in pedagogy to bear on the preservation of the Greek language in the diaspora.
Community members can download the apps for free, now in beta release, for young learners in preschool to late elementary. A full release is planned for fall 2020.