British Council

On November 30, the Benaki Museum, the U.S. Embassy Athens, the British Council and the British Embassy Athens are organizing the conference “Museums as Agents of Change: Diversity, Accessibility and Inclusion.”

The British Embassy and British Council will host the inaugural Innovation Week in Athens, which will showcase the best of UK innovation and highlight how the UK and Greece are working together in research and development. This series of events is designed to bring together creative minds, disruptive entrepreneurs and cutting-edge scientists from both countries.

How far we can go into space?

What food is really useful?

Can we arrange chaos?

How to solve riddles from 500 years ago?

The British Council, in cooperation with the Kingston Writing School and the University of Kingston in London, has opened registrations for its International Creative Writing Summer School, held at the Council's premises Athens and Thessaloniki on June 5-30.

#whomademyclothes? The question is fired by Fashion Revolution, a global campaign aiming to raise awareness in matters regarding social and environmental disasters in the fashion industry.

The British Council and cultural organization Atopos CVC present "Sustainable Fashion," aimed at examining the recent trend in the industry toward creating a viable production system incorporating environmental and social responsibility. The main part of the event is an open discussion and presentation of select items from the Atopos Paper Fashion Collection from 6.30 to 9 p.m.

BELGRADE - As part of UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson's official visit to Serbia, the Ministry of Culture and the British Council have signed a two-year agreement on cooperation.

Astronomy will be among the highlights of the Sofia Science Festival's sixth edition that is due next week.

The festival, organized by the British Council, will take place between May 12 and 15 in the Zaimov park and the adjacent Theater Sofia, near Sofia's central area.

The Athens Science Festival (ASF) opens its door to public on Tuesday at the City of Athens Technopolis Centre in Gazi, for the third consecutive year, running from 5 to 10 April with a focus on “Evolving with Science”.

Albania is to pay a British agency, Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education, QAA, around 700,000 euros to rank the quality of its 35 public and private universities.