The following documents are mandatory:

• Application Form

• Curriculum Vitae (CV)

• Photocopy of both sides of your ID card

• Copy of your degree or a certificate of completion of studies

• Official Transcript of undergraduate courses

• English Language Proficiency Certificate: Candidates who graduated from an English-speaking university are exempt from providing a language proficiency certificate. If language proficiency is not certified by a B2 level diploma or higher, candidates will be examined by the Programme Studies Committee (EPS).

• Letters of Recommendation

• Scientific publications, if any

• Proof of professional or research activity, if any

• Certificate of Greek Language Proficiency or sufficient knowledge of the Greek language, as verified by the Admissions Selection Committee of the Interdepartmental/Interuniversity Postgraduate Programme (DDPMS), for international candidates.

• Recognition of foreign academic degrees: For students from foreign institutions who do not provide a certificate of recognition of their academic degree from DOATAP (Hellenic National Academic Recognition and Information Center), the following procedure is followed: The Programme Studies Committee of the DDPMS appoints a committee responsible for verifying whether a foreign institution or a type of degree from a foreign institution is recognized.

For a degree to be recognized, the following conditions must be met:

• The institution awarding the degrees must be included in the list of foreign institutions maintained and updated by DOATAP. If a foreign institution is not listed on the DOATAP website, the Department will follow the procedure outlined in paragraph 5 of Article 304 of Law 4957/2022. Otherwise, the student will be unenrolled, without any claim for a refund of any deposited fees.

• The student must provide a certificate of place of study, which is issued and sent by the foreign university. If the place of study, or part thereof, is certified to be within Greek territory, the degree will not be recognized, unless the part of the studies conducted in Greek territory took place at a public Greek Higher Education Institution.