Mediterranean Studies

Core courses: Social Science Research Methods I/II, Mediterranean Conflict and Security, Civilization and Cultural Comparison, Arab Spring and Civil Society, State Governance and Policy, etc.
Suitable for students with backgrounds in political science, international relations, cultural studies, and economics
Admission requirements:
Undergraduate degree + transcript (non-Greek degree requires NARIC/DOATAP certification)
English proficiency (C1 recommended)
English CV, motivation letter, two recommendation letters, passport
Application period: For example, for courses starting in October 2025, the deadline is before September 11