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Deadline extented until Friday, September 29, 2023
The Department of Chemistry at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) announces the opening of thirty (30) positions for master’s degree students for the establishment and operation of the English-taught Master’s Program in “Environmental Sciences and Public Health.”
The M.Sc. program was established in the academic year 2022 (Government Gazette: 1192, B’ 16-3-2022) and will operate with tuition fees according to Law 4957/2022.
The purpose of the Master’s Program in “Environmental Sciences and Public Health” is twofold. Firstly, it aims to promote scientific knowledge and the application of new knowledge and technology in the context of the new conditions and challenges of climate crisis management in the 21st century. Secondly, it aims to specialize new scientists with a focus on the environment and public health and the ways in which these fields interact, complement, and overlap. The M.Sc. program leads to the award of a Master’s degree upon the successful completion of four academic semesters.
Categories of prospective graduates
The M.Sc. program in “Environmental Sciences and Public Health” accepts graduates from Schools of Natural Sciences, Engineering, Health Sciences, Public Health, Agriculture, and Environment of domestic institutions, as well as recognized equivalent institutions abroad. The English-taught M.Sc. program primarily targets international candidates. Additionally, supernumerary members of the EEP(Special teaching stuff), EDIP(Laboratory Teaching stuff), and ETEP(Laboratory Technical Stuff) categories are eligible for admission, as specified in paragraph 8 of article 34 of Law 4485/17.
Selection Criteria
The selection of students is carried out in accordance with Law 4485/2017 and the provisions of the current Regulation.
The required documents are:
Students from foreign institutions must submit a certificate of equivalence and/or provide the required documents for the recognition of their undergraduate degree through the Hellenic NARIC (DOATAP), in accordance with Article 34, paragraph 7 of Law 4485/17 and Article 101, paragraph 5 of Law 4547/18.
The tuition fees for the attendance of the MSc program amount to €6,000 in total for candidates from within the EU, and €10,000 in total for candidates from outside the EU. The fees are divided into four equal installments, payable at the beginning of each semester.
For more information about the MSc program, please visit the website http://esph.chem.uoa.gr/.
Applications for candidacy
Interested candidates are required to complete the application form electronically and submit the following documents to the Department of Chemistry via https://esph.chem.uoa.gr/ from Tuesday, July 11 2023, until Friday, September 29, 2023.
For students from foreign institutions who do not provide a certificate of recognition of their academic degree from DOATAP, the following procedure is followed:
If the place of study or part of it is certified as Greek territory, the degree is not recognized unless the part of study conducted in Greek territory is from a public university.
For further information, please contact the Secretariat of the Department of Chemistry at the following telephone numbers: +30210 7274098, 7274386, 7274557.