Anatolia American University

13/08/2026

Our students experienced life at Chonnam National University of South Korea, immersing themselves in Korean culture, language, and academic life while discovering a new country and building meaningful international connections.

Through the International Programs Office, Anatolia American University students have the opportunity to complement their academic studies with international experiences, develop intercultural perspectives, and expand their global networks. 🌏

We are proud to support our students as they learn, grow, and engage with the world beyond our campus.

10/08/2026

Join us in Kavala for the 5th Kavala International Summer School, taking place from 24–28 August 2026, bringing together students, academics, researchers, and professionals for a week of dialogue and learning on Geopolitics, Reconciliation and Good Neighborliness in the Eastern Mediterranean.

📍 Kavala | 📅 24–28 August 2026

🔗 Learn more & apply: https://www.anatoliauniversity.edu.gr/miscellaneous/fifth-kavala-international-summer-school

10/08/2026

This July, Anatolia American University hosted the Heritage Greece® Program, welcoming students from across North America for a two-week educational and cultural experience designed to connect participants with their Hellenic heritage, with the generous support of the National Hellenic Society.

Through the program, participants explored Thessaloniki and the Thermaic Gulf, visited Mount Olympus, Vergina, Panagia Soumela, Stageira, and Chalkidiki, and discovered local traditions at Anel Honey Farm and Farmers Market. From history and art to nature and everyday Greek life, the journey offered many different ways to experience and connect with Greece.

Read more: https://www.anatoliauniversity.edu.gr/news/exploring-hellenic-identity-through-heritage-greece

A Journey to Discover Hellenic Roots at Anatolia American University Two Weeks of Cultural Discovery, Learning, and Connection In July 2026, Anatolia American University welcomed students from across North America for the Heritage Greece® Program, a two-week educational and cultural immersion exper...

04/08/2026

The Study Abroad students of Anatolia American University recently embarked on an unforgettable journey to Athens and Delphi, discovering the rich history, culture, and heritage of Greece.

From the iconic landmarks of Athens to the ancient sanctuary of Delphi, students experienced firsthand the stories, traditions, and ideas that have shaped the world for centuries. 🏛️

Through travel, exploration, and shared experiences, our students continue to expand their global perspectives and create memories that last a lifetime.

24/07/2026

Following the announcement of the admission results, protothema.gr highlights the educational opportunities available to students as they take the next step in their academic journey. Whether your first choice worked out or you're considering alternative pathways, today's higher education landscape offers more possibilities than ever before.

Read the article below to learn more and explore the options that can help shape your future.

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07/07/2026

We are excited to welcome our participants to Thessaloniki for the start of Heritage Greece — a program previously run by ACT – A Division of Anatolia College and now proudly offered by Anatolia American University.

The group arrived over the weekend and got to know each other during our welcome dinner before spending their first full day exploring the city.

From visiting the White Tower to walking through the historic center, participants experienced some of Thessaloniki's most iconic landmarks. They also had their first look at the Anatolia American University campus, where they'll be spending the next two weeks.

We're looking forward to sharing more moments from their journey!

06/07/2026

On July 1, Anatolia American University welcomed a large number of prospective students and their families from Greece and abroad to campus for a day of discovery, inspiration, and meaningful conversations.

Throughout the Open Day, visitors engaged with our Admissions team, receiving detailed information about academic programs, admissions pathways, scholarships, and student life, while the Heads of our Schools offered in-depth presentations and answered questions about each field of study.

Guests also explored our campus facilities, including the Bissell Library, one of the most extensive academic libraries in Southeast Europe, the Stavros S. Niarchos Technology Center with its modern computer labs and digital learning spaces, as well as our fully equipped science laboratories that support hands-on, experiential learning.

It was a day that reflected the spirit of Anatolia American University—academic excellence, active engagement, and a strong sense of community.

We thank everyone who joined us and look forward to welcoming many of them back as future members of our university community.

30/06/2026

Highlights from the Official Inauguration Ceremony of Anatolia American University, held at the Thessaloniki Concert Hall on June 4, 2026.

This landmark event marked the beginning of an exciting new chapter for both Anatolia and higher education in Greece. As Anatolia celebrates 140 years of educational impact, the launch of Anatolia American University reflects its continued commitment to academic excellence and innovation.

The ceremony brought together distinguished guests from government, academia, local authorities, and the U.S. Embassy in Greece. Among the evening’s notable moments was an address by Greece’s Minister of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports, Sofia Zacharaki, who underscored the significance of this important milestone.

19/06/2026

Congrats 🎊 to all ACT graduates 🎓

17/06/2026

Anatolia successfully hosted the annual event of the Chair of the Board of Trustees, Albert “Chip” Elfner III, and the President of Anatolia, Dr. Panos Vlachos, in the courtyard of Macedonia Hall.

The event was attended by Trustees and friends of the institution, whose selfless support continues to advance the school’s vision and mission.

A special moment of the evening was the speech delivered by Manos Filippidis, a graduating senior and scholarship recipient of Anatolia High School, who will continue his studies this year at École Polytechnique in France. In his remarks, he thanked the friends of the school whose generosity has given, and continues to give, young people the opportunity to pursue their vision of excellence and personal growth, with the aim of actively contributing to a better world.