FAQs
Who can apply to the Program?
Graduates of Greek Universities (AEI) and former Technological Educational Institutes (TEI) are eligible to apply.
Is the program delivered through distance learning?
Yes, the program offers distance learning options through both synchronous and asynchronous teaching methods.
On which days and times are the classes held?
Classes take place on weekends and/or during evening hours on weekdays. The final schedule is determined based on the total number of student groups formed.
How are courses assessed?
Each instructor decides on the assessment method for their course and informs students at the beginning of each semester. Course syllabi provide detailed information on the assessment methods for each course. Please note that written exams are conducted in person.
What is the duration of the program?
The total duration is three (3) semesters: the first two semesters comprise coursework, while the third is dedicated to the thesis.
Are there tuition fees?
Yes, the Program charges tuition fees of €2,200, payable in three installments. Scholarships are also available based on socioeconomic criteria.
Is advanced computer knowledge required?
Not necessarily. Basic knowledge is sufficient, as the program provides the required introduction to digital tools and technologies.
Does the program include an internship/practical training component?
An internship is not mandatory. However, students may participate in collaborative projects and initiatives with archival institutions.
What is the candidate selection process?
Selection is based on evaluation of the application dossier and an interview. Detailed admission criteria can be found under ‘Admissions’.