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Study Abroad in Greece: College Year in Athens
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Perhaps now more than ever, Greece’s pristine and majestic landscapes, open-air cultural sites, and relative success with the coronavirus offer a unique opportunity for foreign students to study abroad in Greece.
College Year in Athens (CYA), established in 1962, is the oldest Study Abroad non-profit educational institution in Greece.
Acting as a cultural and educational bridge between the U.S. and Greece for almost sixty years, it offers outstanding academic programs (semester, year, winter and summer), Virtual Internships and Gap programs all of which embrace the vibrant experience of day-to-day contact with the people, the monuments and the landscape of Greece.
The Hottest January in Athens in 160 Years
Mount Lycabettus as seen from the Athens neighborhood of Plaka. Credit: Anna Wichmann
Only ten days in, this January has already proven to be Athens’ hottest in at least 160 years, according to data from the National Observatory of Athens which was released Monday.
The country is reveling in the unseasonably warm winter weather, with many Greeks rushing to the beach in an effort to cool off and also to get out of the house during lockdown.
In the earliest days of January, temperatures in Greece’s capital city ranged from 18.3 degrees Celsius (65 degrees Fahrenheit) to 12.1 degrees Celsius (54 degrees F), with an average temperature of 14.8 degrees Celsius (59 F).