€6,000 per academic year. €30,000 across the five-year Integrated Master's. Six scholarship pathways for students who qualify.
No hidden costs. Tuition is paid in semester instalments through the Programme's bank account at the AUTH Special Account for Research Grants (ELKE). Application and acceptance fees are the only one-off costs alongside tuition itself.
The first instalment is paid at enrolment; each subsequent instalment is paid before the start of each new semester.
The €6,000 annual tuition sits at the lower end of the European range for English-taught Bachelor's programmes — and well below the UK or US equivalents. We're a Greek public university, and our tuition reflects that.
Comparison figures are indicative ranges for international students on English-taught Bachelor's-level programmes (2024–2025). Tuition varies significantly by institution, country, and discipline. Sources: official university websites and national statistics.
The Programme operates six distinct scholarship and fee-relief pathways. Most are awarded by Curriculum Committee decision based on academic, social, or financial criteria. Some can be combined.
Awarded to candidates who distinguish themselves during the selection process and rank among the top admitted students of the cycle. Selection is based on overall assessment of qualifications including the oral interview. Covers the first academic year only.
Awarded to the student with the highest average grade across all courses each academic year, provided they completed all courses within the prescribed time. In the event of a tie, the scholarship may be awarded to multiple students.
Awarded by the Curriculum Committee to students who demonstrate outstanding performance. Includes a top-first-year award (overall performance and attendance consistency) and a best-graduate award at the end of the programme.
For students from war zones or under international or subsidiary protection status. Awarded by justified Curriculum Committee decision based on documented social and humanitarian criteria.
For candidates or students facing serious financial difficulties, health issues, loss of a parent, or other long-term crisis. Awarded by the Programme Committee following review of an application and accompanying supporting documents.
Awarded in exchange for specific work supporting the Programme — library assistance, administrative support, research project assistance, or other activities defined by the Curriculum Committee. Duration and content are clearly specified at the time of award.
If you have questions about scholarship eligibility for your specific situation — financial, social, performance-based — talk to us first. The Committee evaluates each case individually.
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Country eligibility, qualifications, and the full English language requirements.
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