Modern Greek
Overview
Nearly 11 million people speak Modern Greek, a descendant of the language in which Homer composed and Plato and Aristotle philosophized. There are 24 letters in both the Ancient and Modern Greek alphabets, but the latter language has changed a bit in grammar, syntax, and pronunciation.
Modern Greek is a multidisciplinary major encompassing courses in literature, art, history, language, political science, and philosophy. You’ll take language courses on an increasingly difficult level, hopefully resulting in fluency, both written and oral, by graduation. You’ll learn about Modern Greek culture, society, politics, and government. You’ll be able to speak, read, and write in Greek, and will be able to appreciate the vast body of Greek literature and writings.
- $64,500 Tuition
- 1540 Avg SAT
- 8,267 Enrolled
- $64,078 Tuition
- 1500 Avg SAT
- 3,353 Enrolled
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SAMPLE CURRICULUM
Contemporary Greek Poetry
Contemporary Greek Prose
Culture of Contemporary Greece
Formal Modern Greek
Informal and Colloquial Modern Greek
Issues in Greek-American Society and Culture
Modern Greek Folk Literature
Modern Greek Literary Translation
Modern Greek Literature
Philhellenism and Greek Nationalism in Literature, Art, and Architecture
Reading the Past: Katharevousa
Successive classes in language and grammar
The Modern Greek Language Controversy
HIGH SCHOOl PREPARATION
GRADUATE PROGRAMS & CAREERS
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