Skip to Main Content

University Library

LibGuides

Modern Greek Studies Library Guide: Home

 


ΚΑΛΩΣ ΟΡΙΣΑΤΕ


Alekos Fasianos' Morning flutter with frame in gold and navy blue

Literatures and Languages Library

Profile Photo
Literatures and Languages Library
Contact:
225 Main Library
1408 W. Gregory Drive
Urbana, IL 61801
(217) 333-2220

Homepage: http://library.illinois.edu/llx
Website

 


Welcome to the Modern Greek LibGuide, your passport to the vibrant world of Greece today! Whether you're diving into the rhythms of the language, savoring modern literature, or uncovering the secrets of Greek history and culture, this guide is here to make your research journey exciting and easy. Think of it as your digital Greek café, serving up resources, tips, and tools to fuel your curiosity. Please note that freely available digital resources are marked with www., while all other resources are restricted to UIUC affiliates.


Modern Greek Program

Here at the University of Illinois, you can discover the rich culture, language, and history of Greece through the Modern Greek Program! Whether you are interested in language proficiency, understanding contemporary Greek society, or delving into interdisciplinary studies, the Modern Greek Program provides a comprehensive curriculum and supportive faculty to guide your journey. Modern Greek language courses are taught by Dr. Maria Hadjipolycarpou, director of Modern Greek studies. Learn more at: https://classics.illinois.edu/academics/modern-greek-program


Topics covered in this guide include:

  • Language Acquisition and Learning

  • Greek Media (Podcasts, Newspapers, Magazines, Radio)

  • Greek Cinema

  • Greek Literature

  • Research in Greek Studies

  • Greek Culture

  • Archival Collections Related to Greece

Study Abroad & Other Opportunities

For information about study abroad, visit the Department of Classics page on programs, classes, and other opportunities. 

For a list of local and nearby (Chicago) centers, organizations, and museums related to Greek culture, check out the Classics Community page

Related Libguides

Ask A Librarian