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The Union of Greek Shipowners is offering over 100 scholarships for the 2026-2027 academic year as part of its ongoing support for education and the younger generation in Greece.

The Union of Greek Shipowners continues its commitment to education by offering over 100 scholarships for the academic year 2026-2027, supporting new generations in their postgraduate studies.

The Greek national examinations will begin on May 29 for General Lyceums and May 30 for Vocational Lyceums, with a new national diploma being discussed over the next nine months.

Greek Minister of Education Sofia Zacharakis reassured that there will be no immediate abolition of the national examinations, confirming that the current system will remain in place until 2027 or 2028.

The Greek theater community mourns the loss of famed director and educator Kostas Dalianis, known for his commitment to political theater and education.

The Agricultural University of Athens has made 12,375 undergraduate degree titles available digitally through the government portal gov.gr.

A new educational program called 'The Lyrical Goes to School!' has been launched by the Greek National Opera aimed at introducing elementary school students in the Attica region to the world of opera.

The former rector of A.S.O.E.E., Dimitris Bourantonis, testified about a violent attack he suffered in October 2020 during the trial against three defendants accused of the assault.

This Sunday, the newspaper 'Vima' features significant releases including the first volume of the Etymological Dictionary of Modern Greek by Professor Georgios Babiniotis and the book 'Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler – 600 pencils and 10 poems.'

Registrations for students in public kindergartens and primary schools in Greece for the 2026-2027 school year will take place from March 2 to 23, 2026, and will be conducted electronically.

The Greek Ministry of Culture has completed studies for the establishment of the State School of Cinema and Audiovisual Media, aimed at enhancing professional education in the field.

Former President Prokopis Pavlopoulos discusses the integral role of the Greek language in shaping Greek identity and culture in his recent article.

The article honors Professor Paulo Bernardo Vaz, who provided enriching experiences to his students, including a memorable trip to Greece that turned into an adventure during a volcanic eruption.

The article highlights the historical significance of the village of Tamalan, a predominantly Greek settlement in the region of Pontus, Turkey, known for its cultural heritage and educational institutions.

The Greek government has allocated 12 million euros for upgrades at Aretaeio and Aiginiteio hospitals as part of a development program for 2026-2030, announced Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki.

US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle commended Greece's contributions to military, education, and investment during an interview, highlighting strong bilateral cooperation.

Greek President Konstantinos Tasoulas honored the late Antonis Manitakis, a prominent constitutional law professor, for his substantial contributions to academia and public service.

The story of a young student working as a waiter to finance his postgraduate studies was shared by Nikitas Kaklamanis during a seminar at the Greek Parliament.

1,700 students and 135 teachers concluded the educational program "My Plastic and I" focusing on plastic pollution in the Dodecanese and northeastern Aegean, supported by DEI.

An educational program titled 'My Plastic and I' involved 1,700 students and 135 teachers across six islands in Greece, focusing on raising awareness about plastic pollution.

Three prominent Greek shipowners delivered messages to the younger generation during an event celebrating the 10th anniversary of the MSc in International Shipping, Finance and Management program.

The KKE party criticizes the Greek Ministry of Education's proposed changes to the National Diploma system, stating that they aim to create a more classist education system.

Greek higher education institutions are developing strategic plans to address emerging challenges in education and research, with a focus on improving quality and incorporating artificial intelligence into their operations.

Eleni Glykatzis Arveli was a significant Byzantine scholar whose contributions to education and knowledge challenged societal norms about privilege and responsibility.

PASOK and SYRIZA criticize the Greek Ministry of Education for lack of communication with opposition parties during the inaugural meeting of the National Committee for Educational Dialogue.

The Municipal Theatre of Piraeus is launching an innovative educational program for high school students to explore theatre, cinema, and digital media through the theme of motherhood in Greek folk tradition.

The Institute of Greek Language (INEL) celebrates World Greek Language Day with various activities aimed at promoting Greek language education both domestically and internationally.

A recent report reveals that there is an average of only 1.24 textbooks available per subject for Greek elementary, middle, and high school students, highlighting significant disparities in educational resources.

The article discusses the importance of constitutional revision in Greece, emphasizing its implications for education and independent authorities in light of ongoing economic crises.

The turnover of Greek businesses reached 492.1 billion euros in 2025, reflecting a growth of 1.6% from the previous year, with notable increases in Mining and Education sectors.

The US Ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, met with Greek Education Minister Sofia Zacharakis to discuss bilateral educational collaboration and forthcoming initiatives.

This article discusses new academic publications in Korea, highlighting key themes in labor studies, philosophy of science, secularism, sociology, and classical Greek language.

The article criticizes the Greek government's handling of this year's entrance examinations, highlighting a failure to expand opportunities as promised.

The Greek Ministry of Education announced that 4,635 candidates successfully passed the State Language Proficiency exams in six foreign languages in November 2025.

The Greek Ministry of Education has forwarded all data related to the February 7th incidents at Aristotle University to the Thessaloniki Prosecutor's Office, which has initiated a preliminary investigation.

The Greek Ministry of Education is currently examining evidence related to incidents at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, and has forwarded the documents to the Appeals Prosecutor's Office for further investigation.

A comprehensive network for cancer prevention and awareness is being established in Athens in collaboration with the Hellenic Cancer Society.

The Greek Minister of Education outlined proposed reforms to the secondary education system, aiming to establish a more equitable and effective National Diploma through a dialogue on the current challenges faced in high schools.

The Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College in Tirana celebrated the inaugural World Day of the Greek Language with a multifaceted school event highlighting the language's timelessness and global significance.

A contract was signed for the utilization of the Technical University of Crete's properties, involving infrastructure development for students and a conference center.

Socrates Famellos, the president of SYRIZA, emphasizes the importance of protecting the teaching and dissemination of the Greek language on the World Greek Language Day.

Greek Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki has proposed the possible abolition of nationwide exams, citing their inadequacy for today's educational needs.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasizes the upcoming proposal for constitutional reform, addressing key issues such as education, labor market trends, immigration, and technology use.

The Greek Ministry of Education has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the authorities of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki following violent incidents near the Polytechnic School.

The Greek Ministry of Education has issued a 48-hour deadline for the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) to explain serious incidents that occurred during a university party, which resulted in multiple arrests.

This article presents the front pages of various Greek newspapers for February 7, highlighting key topics and headlines.

A National Dialogue aimed at improving the national diploma system will start in the Greek Parliament on February 10, led by Michalis Sfakianakis, with citizen consultation to follow in April.

The Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College in Tirana will host a cultural event celebrating the richness and global significance of the Greek language on February 6, 2026.

The Greek Ministry of Education has announced February as a month dedicated to sports activities in schools, coinciding with the celebration of National Sports Day.

A new wave of acquisitions of private schools is underway in Greece, with both foreign and Greek groups showing significant interest as the market expands and tuition fees rise in line with inflation.