British Hellenic College

Overview:

British Hellenic College (BHC) was established in 1989 with the goal of providing Greek students with a British-style higher education experience while remaining in Greece. Initially, BHC collaborated with the University of Wales, which validated its programs. However, this partnership ended in 2011-12, and BHC now offers programs with a different university.

Services Offered:

Undergraduate and Postgraduate Courses:

BHC offers 8 undergraduate and 6 postgraduate courses, previously validated by the University of Wales.

Hellenic Language School "Alexander the Great":

Established in 1972 and incorporated into BHC in 1995, this school offers language learning opportunities.

Adult Training Centre:

Founded in 1999, this center provides adult training programs in various subjects.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Key Reasons to Study There:

British Standards:

BHC provides a British-style education, offering students the opportunity to learn according to international standards.

Staying in Greece:

Students can pursue a British education without leaving Greece.

Accreditation:

BHC is accredited by the British Accreditation Council as an Independent Institution of Higher Education.

Academic Programs:

Undergraduate Programs:

BHC offers 8 undergraduate programs, previously validated by the University of Wales.

Postgraduate Programs:

BHC offers 6 postgraduate programs, previously validated by the University of Wales.

Other:

Ministry of Education Recognition:

BHC received a foundation license in 2009 and a license to operate as a Post Secondary Educational Centre in 2010 from the Ministry of Education.