Distance Learning

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In accordance with current legislation (Law 4957/21.07.2022, Government Gazette 141, Vol. A) and the updated Study Regulations (Article 8, Government Gazette 3508/25.05.2023, Vol. B), the program combines in-person teaching and distance learning methods. This blended approach ensures equal opportunities and universal access for postgraduate students who face limitations in attending entirely in-person educational activities.

Key provisions include:

  • Up to 90% of teaching hours may be conducted through distance learning.
  • This format accommodates diverse needs, such as those of remote residents, individuals with disabilities, parents, and working students.

Schedule

Courses are scheduled for three teaching hours per week over 13 weeks per semester, with indicative times:

  • Wednesday: 18:00–21:00 (remote)
  • Friday: 18:00–21:00
  • Saturday: 10:00–15:00

Special Notes:

  • During the first two weeks of the winter semester, Friday and Saturday classes will take place in-person.
  • For the remaining weeks, Friday and Saturday classes will be conducted entirely online.

The same schedule and teaching methods will apply to the spring semester.