Program mode of operation

In the Postgraduate Program in Human Resources Management, graduates of Greek and foreign Universities, as well as graduates of Higher Education Institutes of the military academies are accepted.

The duration of study is three (3) academic semesters from the student's enrollment in the Program. In the first two semesters, the lectures of the Program courses are held, the attendance of which is mandatory. During the first two academic semesters, students also write assignments within their courses and at the end of the semesters there is an examination period for the courses they have been taught. Finally, in the third semester, the diploma thesis is prepared by the students with a supervisor designated for each student. In addition, two examiners are appointed for each student who, in collaboration with the supervisor, evaluate the thesis.

Tuition fees amount to 4,000 euros and are paid in six installments (split over three semesters - two installments per semester), of which the first four are 800 euros and the last two are 400 euros.

Tuition fee waivers are available for up to 30% of students based on academic and income criteria, which are considered following the assessment of admission applications. Based on the current legislation (Article 86, Law 4957/2022), a degree (equal to or greater than 7.5) is a prerequisite for the examination of an exemption application.

The students of the Program are granted performance scholarships of a total amount of four thousand euros. There is also the possibility of covering part of the tuition fees through the 0.24% program of the Public Employment Service (https://www.dypa.gov.gr/).

Forty (40) students are enrolled each academic year. Evaluation criteria include degree level, computer knowledge (e.g. ECDL), second foreign language (level B2 and above), presentations at conferences, publications, training programs of duration more than 100 hours, etc., and are detailed in article 3 of the Program Regulation. Professional experience is counted regardless of subject. The evaluation process also includes an interview conducted by a three-member committee.