Second large delegation of foreign universities to visit Greece in October
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
The Pharos 3.0 Summit will take place in mid-October, within the framework of the international conferences "Careers, Internships & Global Learning Conference" (October 13-15, 2024) and "Europe, Middle East, and Africa Conference" (October 16-18, 2024), organized by the international educational organization "The Forum on Education Abroad."
According to sources, during the Pharos 3.0 Summit, relations are expected to be built between representatives of Greek public universities and representatives from US university institutions and educational organizations.
In particular, the same sources said that the goal is provide an opportunity to better understand the operation and educational opportunities offered by the USA outside its borders and, at the same time, familiarize the institutions and US organizations with the Greece's higher education system.
It will be a targeted program to connect Greek universities with US educational institutions, with the aim of exploring partnerships and investment opportunities, focusing specifically on establishing short-term study programs in Greece for students studying at US universities.
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