UMAAG welcomes Professor Steve Furber CBE and Dr Odysseas Charalambous in the "Antonis Tritsis" Amphitheatre of the Cultural Centre of the Municipality of Athens on Thursday 26 June 2008 at 17:30 in the context of the "Digital 60" celebrations to mark the 60th anniversary of the world's first stored-program digital computer, which made its first successful run of a program at the University of Manchester on June 21st 1948.
UMAAG invites all members and their friends to dance in PALENQUE (41 Farantaton Str, Agios Thomas Sqr - Ampelokipoi, 210 7752360) on Friday the 23th of May 2008.
Dear UMAAG Members,
You are all invited to our Christmas Social Event which is commonly organized with i-MBAlumni, at City Bar (Charitos Str, Kolonaki) on Thursday 13th of December at 20:00.
It’s a good opportunity for all of us to relax and socialize for a couple of hours.
We look forward to see you all there.
All members are invited in our next UMAAG Open Horizons Event: “Discussion for the higher education in Greece” on Wednesday, November 7th at 18:30 at the premises of the Bank of Greece (Trapeza tis Ellados) at 21 Panepistimiou Str, Athens (entrance from Edouardou Lo Str).
UMAAG launches the first in a series of open discussions
UMAAG is launching a regular series of discussions named “Open Horizons”.
It is intended that “Open Horizons” will cover a wide variety of issues, from different disciplines. Speakers will be drawn both from the over 3,000 Un. of Manchester graduates in Greece, and from outside our members when this is more appropriate for a particular topic.
The philosophy of “Open Horizons” is to create a space and potential for free discussion and exchange of opinions. Although highly experienced speakers will be asked to participate, the emphasis is on discussion.
Issues of interest to all our members, of different educational backgrounds, will gradually be discussed. To launch this series we are starting with an issue of interest to everyone - "Dialog on higher education in Greece". Check the relevant news post.
UMAAG launches the first in a series of open discussions
