#studying in Greece

[alatismeni-theitsa]

Studying in Greece is free and the knowledge is of high quality, but you might want to watch the video for the negative aspects, too

[rgoverseas23]

Studying abroad can be a life-changing experience, opening doors to new cultures, perspectives, and opportunities. If you’re considering pursuing your education in Greece, the September 2024 intake with RG Overseas offers an excellent chance to embark on this journey. Let’s delve into the details of what studying in Greece entails and why RG Overseas is your ideal partner in this endeavor.

Introduction to RG Overseas

RG Overseas is a renowned education consultancy firm dedicated to helping students fulfill their dreams of studying abroad. With years of experience and a team of expert advisors, RG Overseas provides comprehensive support to students seeking educational opportunities in various countries, including Greece.

Why Study in Greece?

Cultural Diversity

Greece, with its rich history and vibrant culture, offers a unique environment for international students. From ancient ruins to picturesque islands, Greece is a blend of tradition and modernity, providing students with a truly immersive experience.

Academic Excellence

Greek universities are globally recognized for their high-quality education and innovative research opportunities. With a wide range of programs taught in English, students have the chance to explore diverse fields while receiving world-class education.

Overview of the September 2024 Intake

The September 2024 intake marks the beginning of a new academic year in Greece. It’s an ideal time for international students to start their educational journey and immerse themselves in the vibrant Greek culture.

Benefits of Studying in Greece with RG Overseas

Assistance with Applications

RG Overseas simplifies the application process, guiding students through each step to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience. From selecting the right program to submitting applications, our team provides personalized assistance tailored to each student’s needs.

Guidance on Visa Procedures

Obtaining a visa can be a daunting task, but with RG Overseas, students receive comprehensive support and guidance throughout the visa application process. Our experienced advisors help students navigate the intricacies of visa requirements, ensuring they meet all necessary criteria.

Accommodation Support

Finding suitable accommodation in a foreign country can be challenging, especially for international students. RG Overseas assists students in finding safe and affordable housing options near their chosen universities, easing the transition to life in Greece.

Popular Courses Offered

Greece offers a wide range of courses across various disciplines, including business, engineering, humanities, and sciences. Some of the popular courses available for the September 2024 intake include:

Business Administration

Computer Science

Tourism Management

Archaeology

Environmental Studies

Application Process

To apply for the September 2024 intake, students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

High school diploma or equivalent

English language proficiency

Fulfillment of program-specific requirements

The application process typically requires the following documents:

Academic transcripts

English language proficiency test scores (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS)

Letters of recommendation

Statement of purpose

Passport copy

Scholarships and Financial Aid Opportunities

RG Overseas helps students explore scholarship and financial aid options to make their education in Greece more affordable. From merit-based scholarships to government grants, our team assists students in securing funding for their studies.

Student Life in Greece

Social Activities

Greece offers a vibrant social scene, with numerous cultural events, festivals, and recreational activities happening throughout the year. From exploring historical sites to enjoying Mediterranean cuisine, students have plenty of opportunities to immerse themselves in Greek culture.

Cultural Experiences

Living in Greece provides students with unique cultural experiences, from learning traditional dances to participating in local customs and traditions. With its warm climate and welcoming atmosphere, Greece offers a truly enriching environment for international students.

Support Services Provided by RG Overseas

In addition to academic support, RG Overseas offers a range of services to ensure students’ well-being and success abroad. These include:

Pre-departure orientation

Airport pickup

Health insurance assistance

24/7 emergency support

Conclusion

The September 2024 intake with RG Overseas offers an exciting opportunity for students to pursue their education in Greece. With personalized support, academic excellence, and a vibrant cultural experience, studying in Greece is a decision you won’t regret.

[greekmythcomix]

Somehow I missed this - last month the University of Thessaly tested the Mycenaean Dendra armour for combat by putting it on Greek Marines in an “11-hour simulated Bronze Age combat protocol”!

Not only did it prove battle-worthy, we now have THIS IMAGE🤯

Article: https://www.sci.news/archaeology/dendra-armor-12959.html

Study: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0301494

[constanzarte]

Waterfall nymph, by Lawrence Alma-Tadema

[argeiarenga]

mmm.... bronze age....

[literarydesire]

Outfit for today’s 8 am lecture on Classical Greek Archaeology and a very misty morning☕️

[beluosus]

Ἄρτεμις / Diana

[flaroh]

"This is the tomb of the dog, Stephanos, who perished. Whom Rhodope shed tears for and buried like a human.

I am the dog Stephanos, and Rhodope set up a tomb for me"

This piece is a tribute to two members of the ancient world, who lived in the Greek city of Termessos in modern day Turkey. We know about them today as Stephanos, a dog, had a tomb dedicated to him by his owner, Rhodope, who was also laid to rest nearby. As far as I can research, we don't know the exact details of when they lived, or much about their lives, except that Rhodope wanted us to know how much Stephanos meant to her.

His tomb was found near Rhodope’s own inscribed sarcophagus, which states that she set up the tomb completely and exclusively for herself. This suggests she was a single, independent wealthy woman.

Stephanos' remains are lost to time, but based on the size, and his role as a lady's companion dog, it is likely he was a melitan breed. This breed was a small, spitz-type dog that was incredibly popular in antiquity.

[tizian-a]

finally some peace and quiet

[softestaries]

no one i know irl would appreciate this

[dark-longings]

Bellerophon riding Pegasus and slaying the Chimera. Central medallion of a Gallo-Roman mosaic from Autun, 2nd to 3rd century AD.

[dvudushnydiaries]

I've decided that I will no longer be politely correcting misinformation about Ancient Greek religion and archaeology, I will simply be fighting people in the nearest possible Waffle House parking lot

[jamisonsss]

Disappointed to find that there are no weird Greek rituals at university. However I did join a Sorority, so it’s as close as I’ll get

[ennuyeuxbabe]

what if the odyssey read like doctor seuss like. Tell me O Muse! Of a many-deviced man who wandered full many ways, and liked green eggs and ham.

[averimhat]

Hydra, Greece

[beluosus]

studium classicorum