Classical Philosophy Reading Group
Summer Institute: Introduction to Modern Greek 2025
The Princeton Athens Center will offer a non-credit, intensive course in Modern Greek Language this summer. Introduction to the language is structured for those with little or no exposure or experience with Modern Greek.
Summer Institute: Intermediate/Advanced Modern Greek 2025
The Princeton Athens Center will offer a non-credit, intensive course in Modern Greek Language this summer. This course will be at the Intermediate/Advanced level, for students who already have completed successfully at least one course (or its…
Summer Institute: Graduate Student Workshop on Ancient Greek Tragedy 2025
Summer Institute: Digital Humanities for Hellenic Studies – Visualizing the Past: Mapping Athens’ Lost Neighborhood
Summer Institute: Intensive Active Ancient Greek
The Princeton Athens Center will offer a non-credit, intensive course in introductory ancient Greek for students who either (a) are complete beginners, or (b) have some prior experience with studying ancient Greek through traditional methods and…
Spring Institute: Science, Religions and the Spaces in-Between
Spring Institute
“Sciences, Religions and the Spaces in-Between: A Historical Approach”
Princeton Athens Center
May 26-30, 2025
The Thera Frescoes Project
The Athens Project
Greek Experience Under Ottoman Rule
Global History Workshops 2020
Mount Menoikeion Seminar
Summer Excavation in Greece: ART 304, Archaeology in the Field
To apply for funding, visit S.A.F.E. and search for Stanley J. Seeger Fellowships for Undergraduate Students. Deadline to apply for funding: March 15, 2023.
For funding questions,…
Graduate Summer Fellowships
Call for Papers: The Greek War of Independence and the Americas
PITHOS - Graduate Exchange Program
PITHOS (Princeton-Ioannina-Thessaly On-Site Seminars) is a collaboration of faculty at Princeton University, the University of Ioannina, and the University of Thessaly that aims to foster…
Call for Papers: Ancient Medicine and Biology Workshop
We are delighted to announce an Ancient Medicine and Biology Workshop for graduate students and ECRs, which will take place at Princeton University this spring (March 4-5, 2023).
Graduate Student Workshop in Anthropology
Panteion University | Princeton University
Seventeenth International Graduate Student Conference In Modern Greek Studies
Student Workshop, Meteora: a Unesco World Heritage Site
Suspended in the Air | An Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Workshop
Meteora: A UNESCO World Heritage Site June 4th – June 11th 2023
Data Fellowships
CFP: 2023–24 Data Fellowships
The Center for Digital Humanities invites Princeton scholars interested in exploring the analytical and technological practices of working with humanities data to apply to join our 2023–24 Data Fellowship…
Summer Institute: Digital Humanities for Hellenic Studies – Working with Text
Summer Institute: Intensive Ancient Greek for Advanced Beginners
The Princeton Athens Center will offer a non-credit, intensive course in Ancient Greek for students who already have some experience or familiarity with ancient Greek grammar and are interested in acquiring:
Mt. Menoikeion Seminar 2023: “Beyond the Monastic Gate: Sacred Landscapes and Socioeconomic Networks”
May 27 - June 3, 2023
“Beyond the Monastic Gate: Sacred Landscapes and Socioeconomic Networks”
Summer Institute: Visions of Identity and Salvation in the Eastern Roman Empire
Program Dates: July 17-July 28, 2023
Sixteenth International Graduate Student Conference in Modern Greek Studies
Summer Institute: Graduate Student Workshop on Ancient Greek Tragedy 2024
Summer Institute: Introduction to Modern Greek and Intermediate/Advanced Modern Greek 2024
The Princeton Athens Center will offer two non-credit, intensive courses in Modern Greek Language this summer.
Summer Institute: Graduate Student Workshop in Optimization Methods for Energy Systems Engineering
Summer Institute: Immersive Ancient Greek for Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Students
The Princeton Athens Center will offer a non-credit, intensive course in ancient Greek for students who already have some experience or familiarity with ancient Greek and/or modern Greek and are interested in acquiring:
Summer Institute: “Ottoman Greeks, 1821-1922”
“Coin Production and Circulation in Byzantine Greece and Anatolia, 325-750”
