Program Overview

Introduction to the Postgraduate Program

The Postgraduate Program in "Business Administration, Analytics and Information Systems" is designed to provide students with knowledge, applied knowledge, and skills in the common area of information technology, business administration, and data analytics.

Purpose and Objectives

The purpose of the program is to shape business executives and organization managers with a wide range of knowledge, analytical skills, and methodological skills in management, information systems, and data analytics to support the business, decision-making, performance improvement, and innovation promotion.

Program Structure

The program awards a Master's Degree in "Business Administration, Analytics and Information Systems" (MSc). To obtain the degree, students must complete a total of 90 ECTS credits. The program includes:

• Attendance and successful examination of postgraduate courses
• Laboratory training in computational environments and successful examination
• Research work and writing of scientific papers
• Preparation of a postgraduate dissertation

The courses are conducted in person in Greek or English. The duration of the program is three academic semesters.

History

The program has been operating as a direction of the Postgraduate Program in Applied Economics and Finance since 2010, providing specialized courses, and subsequently as a direction with the title "Economics, Business Administration and Information Systems" according to the Ministerial Decision /1 (Government Gazette 3441/.'), and with the current title as replaced by the Ministerial Decision 408/19-6-2017 (Government Gazette 2266/4-7-2017 .').

Degree Awarded

The program awards a Diploma of Postgraduate Studies (DPS) in "Business Administration, Analytics and Information Systems" (Master of Science in Business Administration, Analytics and Information Systems).

Program Details

The program is designed to promote specialization in knowledge, techniques, and practices that contribute to the production of economic value. The program's subjects promote the development of skills in:

• Business administration
• Information systems
• Data analytics

These skills are essential in the current economic environment at the national and international level.