CULTURE
The Greek Language At Monash University On Business Plan
The Greek (Modern) language continues to flourish in Australia, bringing together generations and cultures through a shared appreciation of history and heritage. At Monash University in Melbourne, a new initiative is giving Modern Greek a renewed presence on campus.
Launched in September 2026 through a partnership between the Monash Hellenic Students’ Society and the Greek Community of Melbourne, the
Modern Greek for Adults program offers classes for learners ranging from complete beginners to advanced speakers. More than 80 students enrolled in the initial classes, demonstrating strong interest in learning the language.
Held at the university’s Clayton campus, the program develops speaking, reading and writing skills while encouraging meaningful connections with Greek culture. Its structured approach also prepares students for potential certification of their language proficiency.
Beyond grammar and vocabulary, learning Modern Greek opens a window into Greece’s literature, traditions and contemporary identity. This initiative celebrates the enduring vitality of Greek and strengthens cultural connections across Australia.
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About the author
Vassilios Nicolaos Vitsilogiannis is a distinguished journalist and media figure, currently serving as the editor-in-chief of FunViews Magazine. He served as the editor-in-chief of Greece Now, a luxury magazine that was featured as an insert in Harper's Bazaar Arabia for five consecutive years. His editorial leadership showcases his versatility in the media landscape. Vassilios is also the host of the weekly news show "7 Days Report," broadcast on HB and Strimonika radios, with episodes available on platforms such as Spotify, Amazon UK and Apple Podcasts.
Born in Athens, Greece, Vassilios pursued higher education in Canada and the USA, earning degrees in Linguistics and Political Science/International Relations. His professional journey has taken him across various countries, including significant stints in Canada, the USA and the UAE, where he has worked with numerous international media outlets. His commitment to journalism is evident through his engaging interviews with international celebrities for platforms such as the Greek City Times (Australia), BCI24News (Canada), The Buzz (Arab World), ActiveNews (UK) and PeopleNews (Greece).
In addition to his journalism work, Vassilios contributed to humanitarian efforts by being a media coordinator at SmallWorld, a charity organization based in Abu Dhabi that focuses on child-related issues. This blend of media expertise and social responsibility reflects his dedication to impactful storytelling.
Vassilios's interviewing style is notable for its empathetic approach; he strives to create a relaxed atmosphere that encourages open dialogue with his guests. This method not only enhances the quality of his interviews but also fosters lasting relationships with prominent figures in entertainment and culture.
Looking ahead, Vassilios is set to launch a new television project in collaboration with MedAthens. This initiative promises to further showcase his talents and commitment to delivering compelling narratives in medical tourism.
With over two decades of experience in journalism and media relations, Vassilios Nicolaos Vitsilogiannis continues to be a prominent voice in the industry, dedicated to uncovering untold stories and connecting with audiences worldwide.
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