Higher education
Qualifying examinations at universities: applications until 15 November – The supporting documents
Graduates who wish to be admitted to AEI to continue their studies in another undergraduate program must submit applications and documents to the admissions department by November 15. It should be noted that in this case, they do not take Panhellenic examinations again.
The qualifying examinations
The bell tolls for ‘perpetual’ students
It is not too late for so-called "perpetual students" at Greek universities to start considering their future.
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Proposal to open up English programs to Greeks
Greek high school graduates could soon attend tuition-based, English-language programs at public universities if a proposal by University of Athens Rector Gerasimos Siasos gains traction.
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Opening up education
The details of the regulatory framework that will allow the establishment of private, not-for-profit universities have been ironed out and settled. The reform can now take shape.
It is a crucial challenge for the quality and extroversion of Greek higher education, as well as for public education, for which new possibilities are opening up.
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Big bang in education: Graduate degrees in Greece from Yale, Harvard and 22 other universities abroad
A big bang in the secondary, tertiary and post-secondary education sectors is being pursued by the government.
The management of universities
The system of management in universities was designed with good intentions, aiming to end the introversion of the institutions. However, since it was tested in practice, it has been marked by serious malfunctions - with the University of Western Attica being the latest example.
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The 10 Most Expensive Universities in the US: Tuition Costing Up to $500,000
The total annual cost of tuition and fees at four-year American colleges and universities has more than tripled over the past 60 years, from an average of $5,369 annually in 1963 to $17,709 in 2023, according to the U.S. National Center for Education Statistics.
An X-ray of universities
The results of the annual, nationwide university entrance exams can serve as an X-ray, if you will, of Greek state universities.
The devaluation of certain higher education institutions, which students can gain admission to even if they score below par, exposes the structural flaws in the academic structure.
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Turkish students favor Germany over US for education
Turkish students are redefining their educational horizons when it comes to education, with a growing inclination toward affordable Germany over the once-dominant preference of the United States.
Ireland And Sweden Dominate as Top Study Destinations for Bulgarian Students
Bulgarian students seeking to pursue higher education abroad continue to favor European countries, with Ireland maintaining its position as the top destination, according to data from educational consultant "Integral".