Enrolment procedures

To apply for a programme, candidates must submit the following documents/certificates :

Photocopy of passport

Digital copy in pdf format

Document verifying the candidate’s permanent residence

Digital copy in pdf format (Utility bill, city resident document, High school transcript etc)

High school certificate

or equivalent education certificate, level 3, according to the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) Digital copy in pdf format

Certificate of competence in English

Digital copy in pdf format. B2 level minimum

Admission Selection Criteria

Eligible candidates include residents of any country except Greece, who are holders of a high school certificate or an equivalent education certificate, level 3, according to the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED), and a certificate of competence in English (for non-English-speaking countries).

The Assembly of each Programme may request, on a case-by-case basis, further documentation from the candidate. They may also request any extra supporting documents to evaluate candidates’ applications.

Note that the admissions process is usually done online, through the special admissions websites that each programme has and can be found on the official website of the programme.

Announcement:

The Head initiates the process by making an announcement regarding the available positions in the programme. The announcement outlines the required supporting documents that applicants must submit with their registration application.

Selection:

The CC is responsible for selecting successful applicants. Once selected, they are invited to pay the relevant tuition fees.

Document Verification:

The Administration Service validates the submitted supporting documents to ensure compliance with the relevant requirements.

Registration:

Upon successful validation of documents, student registration is completed and the Assembly must make a desicion about the acceptance or not of candidate.The Assembly may request, on a case-by-case basis, further documentation of the candidate's ability to cover the cost of studies and accommodation . They may also request any extra supporting documents to evaluate candidates’ applications

Acceptance - Letter of acceptance

Upon enrolment, students may receive a Letter of acceptance certificate, which they must present to the Greek consular authorities of their country to obtain visa. The Programme Committee may request an advance payment of the first instalment of the tuition fees before sending the Letter of Acceptance.

To apply for a programme, candidates must submit the following documents/certificates :

Photocopy of passport

Document verifying the candidate’s permanent residence

High school certificate

Certificate of competence in English

Remember that your CV is your first opportunity to communicate your skills and experiences

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Number of Students

Admission Selection Criteria

Announcement:

Selection:

Document Verification:

Registration:

Acceptance - Letter of acceptance

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