Study in Greece
English-taught master's programmes at some of Europe's oldest universities, the ECTS system and affordable living costs.
Greek universities offer English-taught master's programmes and a growing number of English-taught bachelor's degrees. Degrees follow the European ECTS system. A master's usually takes 1 to 2 years.
Why study in Greece?
An EU degree
A European degree recognised across the European Union.
English-taught programmes
Bachelor's and master's programmes in English in Athens and Thessaloniki.
Affordable Europe
Tuition and living costs below most of Western Europe.
The Mediterranean
A warm climate, the sea and easy travel across Europe.
Universities
Programmes at all 1 university
Popular programmes
All programmes in GreeceAdmission steps
- ConsultationGoals, budget, timing and language level
- SelectionCountry, university and programme
- DocumentsTranslations, motivation letter, submission
- VisaDocument package and consulate appointment
- MovingHousing, airport pickup and your first days
Which steps we take on depends on your package. Services and pricing
Costs per year
| Item | Athens | Thessaloniki |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition | €1,500 – 6,000 | €1,500 – 5,000 |
| Accommodation | €4,800 – 7,200 | €3,600 – 5,400 |
| Food and transport | ≈ €3,600 | ≈ €3,000 |
National D visa
Studying in Greece requires a national type D visa, issued by the Greek consulate on the basis of the admission letter, proof of funds and insurance. After arrival the student receives a residence permit for the length of the programme.
Student life
Most students rent flats near campus — Thessaloniki is noticeably cheaper than Athens. Students get discounted public transport, and the academic year runs from October to June.