The main aim of this course is to describe and analyze the morphological structure of Modern Greek, drawing upon recent theories and empirical research. It introduces the nature of word structure, the basic concepts of word formation processes, such as compounding and derivation, and how word formation interacts with phonology, syntax, and the lexicon. Furthermore, the course touches upon evidence on how morphology is processed and acquired among typical and atypical populations, which can ultimately inform morphological theory.