Program Overview

University Program Information

The university program is divided into several sections, including studies, research, and student life.

Studies

• Undergraduate Studies: The program offers undergraduate studies with various courses and modules.
  • Description: The undergraduate program provides a comprehensive education in the field of philology.
  • Courses: The program includes courses such as 395 and 305.
• Postgraduate Studies (Second Cycle): The program offers postgraduate studies in several areas, including:
  • (Classical Philology)
  • • (Byzantine Philology and Papyrology-Paleography)
  • (Modern Greek Philology)
  • & (General and Comparative Literature)
  • (Linguistics)
• Doctoral Studies (Third Cycle): The program offers doctoral studies in various areas of philology.
• Post-Doctoral Studies: The program also offers post-doctoral studies for further research and specialization.
• Erasmus+ Program: The university participates in the Erasmus+ program, providing opportunities for student mobility and exchange.
• Internal Mobility: The program allows for internal mobility, enabling students to take courses and conduct research in different departments and institutions.
• Practical Training: The program includes practical training and internship opportunities to provide students with hands-on experience.
• Teaching Evaluation: The program evaluates teaching effectiveness to ensure high-quality education.
• Awards and Scholarships: The program offers awards and scholarships to outstanding students and researchers.

Research

• Laboratories: The program has several laboratories, including:

  • (Philology and New Technologies)

  • (Epigraphy and Papyrology)

  •    (Translation and Commentary of Latin Literature Works)

  • (Paleography and Codicology)
  • (Bibliology of Modern Greek Philology)

  • (General and Comparative Literature)

  • (Linguistics)
• Library and Study Rooms: The program has a library and study rooms, including:
  • (Classical Philology Study Room)

  •   (Medieval and Modern Greek Philology Study Room)

  • (Linguistics Study Room)
• Archives: The program has several archives, including:
  • (Modern Greek Literature Archive)
  • A (Microfilm and Photograph Archive)
  • (Linus Politis Archive)
• Conferences: The program organizes conferences and seminars, including:

  •  (Current Trends in Classical Philology)

  • ｫ ｻ (One-Day Conferences)

  • (International Meetings of the NESSS Department)

  • (Annual Meetings of the Linguistics Department)

• Electronic and Digital Publications: The program publishes electronic and digital materials, including journals, books, and research papers.
• Research Projects: The program conducts various research projects in the field of philology.

Student Life

• Academic Calendar: The program follows an academic calendar, which includes important dates and deadlines.
• Department of Philology: The program is part of the Department of Philology, which offers a range of academic programs and research opportunities.
• Aristotle University of Thessaloniki: The program is affiliated with the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, one of the largest and most prestigious universities in Greece.
• Thessaloniki: The program is located in Thessaloniki, a vibrant city with a rich cultural and historical heritage.