Higher School
University for the performing arts announced
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced the establishment of Greece’s first Higher School of Performing Arts during his address to the Council of Ministers. This new institution will incorporate the National Theatre, the Greek National Opera, the Northern Greece State Theatre, the Thessaloniki Conservatory, and the State School of Dance.
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University degrees for Greek artists
In a landmark move, Greece is set to establish the Higher School of Performing Arts (ASPET) for the first time.
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Bulgarian University Students Celebrate the “Student Day” on December 8
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