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On Wednesday, May 20th, 2026, the Department of Psychology of Anatolia American University welcomed the distinguished British psychoanalyst Michael Parsons for an open public lecture to the heart of Thessaloniki. Held at the "Manolis Anagnostakis" Hall of Thessaloniki City Hall, the event — co-organized with the Vafopouleio Cultural Center and… More

The Biological Sciences Department at Anatolia American University hosted on Monday, 18 May, a well-attended symposium titled “Management of Dementia in Greece,” bringing together leading clinicians and researchers specializing in Alzheimer’s disease and dementia care. Coordinated by Dr. Iliana Michailidou, the event featured distinguished speakers from Alzheimer Hellas, including Emeritus Professor… More

A strong message about the future of innovation, entrepreneurship, and investment in Northern Greece emerged during the successful open event titled “Turning Ideas into Reality: Funding Opportunities for Startups,” co-organized by the Entrepreneurship Hub of Anatolia American University and the TCCI - Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Wednesday, May 14,… More

On April 21st, a remarkable student-led initiative took place at KE.D.E.A., bringing together more than 170 participants, academics, and industry professionals around one of today’s fastest-growing fields: cybersecurity. What made the event especially noteworthy, however, was the collaboration that emerged beyond institutional boundaries. The organizing team consisted of students from… More

The Michael and Kitty Dukakis Center for Public and Humanitarian Service at Anatolia American University hosted a public forum on 12 May 2026 titled “Diplomacy in a World in Flux,” bringing together five career diplomats currently serving in Thessaloniki for an open discussion on the evolving role of diplomacy in… More