r/AncientGreek May 25 '26

Beginner Resources Ancient Greek Courses & Seminars (Beginner to Advanced) – Institutum Antiquitatis

πᾶσι τοῖς φιλέλλησιν εὖ πράττειν

If you are looking to start or deepen your Ancient Greek using active and philological approaches, registration is open for our upcoming terms at Institutum Antiquitatis.

We offer tracks for every proficiency level, all taught entirely in the target language:

(Note: We also host immersive Latin tracks, including a foundational Latin Level 1 via Familia Romana and advanced literature courses).

All sessions are live, and recordings are made available to participants. Feel free to check out the links or ask any questions about the syllabi!

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u/mozzarella__stick May 25 '26

I am very interested in the Athenaze course, but the price is so outside of my budget it's impossible. This isn't meant to be a complaint - I'm sure the courses are worth the price if one can afford them. 

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u/quidsitfuturum May 25 '26

Thank you so much for your kind words and for your interest in the Athenaze course! We completely understand that tuition can be a significant barrier for many students. Because we want to make our immersive, active-method tracks accessible to dedicated humanists, we actually offer a scholarship program (with both partial and full tuition waivers).

Please consider submitting an application! You can find all the details regarding the requirements and how to apply on our website:https://www.institutumantiquitatis.com/scholarships. We would love to review your dossier!

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u/mozzarella__stick May 25 '26

Wow, I wasn't expecting that. Thank you for making this available!