Courses
Semester 1
Introduction To Classical Studies
Introduction to Byzantine Philology
Introduction to Modern Greek Literature
Greek History: 19th – 20th Cen
Greek Language I (FOR ERASMUS STUDENTS)
Introduction to Greek Culture and Civilization (FOR ERASMUS STUDENTS)
Semester 2
Solomos and the School of the Ionian Islands
Introduction to General Linguisics II
Byzantine History
Greek Language I (FOR ERASMUS STUDENTS)
Introduction to Greek Culture and Civilization (FOR ERASMUS STUDENTS)
Semester 3
Dido: The Tragic Heroine in Book IV of Vergil’s Aeneid
Descriptive Analysis of Modern Greek
Comparative Literature: Literature And Arts
Greek History: 19th – 20th Cen
Semester 4
Herodotus and the Ancient Greek National Identity
Modern Greek Prose Fiction 1830-1914
Vernacular Byzantine Literature
Literature and Visual Culture: Photography, Cinema, Digital Media
Byzantine History
European History Topics
Semester 5
Hellenistic and Roman Philosophy
Biographical Portraits from Plutarch to Elon Musk
Ancient Greek Literary Criticism
The Greek Paraklausithyron from Aristophanes to Chatziyiannis
Symposiastic Literature In Antiquity
Modern Greek Literature: 1670-1830
Prose Fiction in the Interwar Years
Karyotakis and Minor Poets of Interwar Period
Methodology of Language Teaching
Semester 6
Thucydides: the Anatomy of Power War, and Human Nature
The Power of Eros in Dreams and Animals in the Imperial Literature
Ancient Greek and Roman Folklore
Byzantine Historians and Chronographers
Theories of Literature: from Formalism to Ecocriticism
Learning Greek as a Second Foreign Language
Semester 7
Folk Wisdom and Pumkinization of the Emperor: Latin Satire of Horace and Seneca
Plato and the Art of Philosophical Dialogue
Michael Psellos and the 11th-century
Teaching Methods of Literature
Gender Identities: Aspects of Woman World in Byzantine Literature
Semester 8
Material Forms and Erotic Transformations: Lucretius – Ovid
Aristotle: The Natural Desire of Humans for Knowledge, and the Good Life
Feminist Criticism and Classical Studies
Aristophanes & The Art Of Comedy
Papyrology
Modern Greek Literature: Fiction, History and Memory during the ‘Metapolitefsi’
Semester 5
Morphology Ι: The structure of words
Myths in the History of Greek
Methodology of Language Teaching
Introduction to Special Treatment
Symposiastic Literature In Antiquity
Modern Greek Literature: 1670-1830
Prose Fiction In The Interwar Years
Karyotakis and Minor Poets of Interwar Period
Semester 6
Syntax I: The Structure of Phrases
Morphology II: Processes of Word Formation
Methodology of Linguistic Research
Language Development – Language Acquisition
Learning Greek as a Second Foreign Language
Issues of Bilingual Education
Thucydides: the Anatomy of Power War, and Human Nature
Theories of Literature: from Formalism to Ecocriticism
Semester 7
Academic Skills in Linguistics
Linguistic system and variation
Plato and the Art of Philosophical Dialogue
Teaching Methods of Literature
Treatment of the Deaf
Semester 8
Speech and Natural Language Processing
Research Issues on Theoretical Linguistics
Linguistics of Sign: Language Applications in Bilingual Education
Landmarks in Linguistic Theory
Aristophanes & The Art Of Comedy
Aristotle: The Natural Desire of Humans for Knowledge, and the Good Life
Feminist Criticism and Classical Studies
Modern Greek Literature: Fiction, History and Memory during the ‘Metapolitefsi’
Semester 5
Modern Greek Literature: 1670-1830
Prose Fiction In The Interwar Years
Karyotakis and Minor Poets of Interwar Period
Ancient Greek Literary Criticism
myths in the history of Greek
Methodology of Language Teaching
Semester 6
Byzantine Historians and Chronographers
Theories of Literature: from Formalism to Ecocriticism
Modern Greek Literature: Questions of Research and Methodology
Digital Editions of Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Texts
Thucydides: the Anatomy of Power War, and Human Nature
The Folk Tradition in Greek and Roman Antiquity
Learning Greek as a Second Foreign Language
Semester 7
Gender Identities: Aspects of Woman World in Byzantine Literature
Michael Psellos and the 11th-century
Teaching Methods of Literature
Plato and the Art of Philosophical Dialogue
Semester 8
Comparative Literature: Theory and History of the Literary Genres
Modern Greek Literature: Fiction, History and Memory during the ‘Metapolitefsi’
Aristophanes & The Art Of Comedy
Feminist Criticism and Classical Studies
Papyrology