Learning about Bronze Age Art doesn’t get any more hands-on than this!

See how Prof. Papadopoulos’ class,  MS347 When Egypt meets the Aegean: Interconnections in the Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean  got in touch with their creative side during these exciting summer session II workshops.

Every summer we are honored to welcome our Board of Trustees here in Athens. They are a very passionate, generous and dedicated group of distinguished persons who ensure that CYA is on the right track and continues to provide educational excellence.

Three years on, CYA Alumna Maggie Chutter (fall ’14) returned to Greece to work on a unique and interesting volunteering project with the cat charity 9 lives Greece. Read as she shares the story of her interesting journey with us!

We always love hearing back from our alumni, whether it be postcards, emails, photos and even visits! Nadia Melinioti our Executive Director of Student Affairs received a lovely message from CYA Alumna Sophie Herreid (Spring ’16) and we’re pleased to share her story with you!

CYA is now a proud member of the Diversity Abroad Global Network.  The network is made up of colleges and universities, government agencies, non-profit and for-profit organizations, who are committed to increasing access, diversity, and equity in global education, enhancing the experience of international students.

We support the important work of the Diversity Network to promote best practices and provide resources to better recruit, advise and serve the needs of diverse students, highlighting our commitment to excellence in international education.

Learn more about the Diversity Network here!

Kitab student, Amar Alsham Douro visited the Academic Centre to interview CYA President Mr. Alexis Phylactopoulos, about his mother Ismene’s story as a refugee. We are pleased to share this piece which was originally written by Amar for the Kitab Newsletter, it is especially beautiful and moving, as it resembles Amar’s own story as a refugee.