Θεωρία Δικαίου και Διεπιστημονικές Νομικές Σπουδές
From the academic year 2026-2027, admission to the Postgraduate Program is conducted through written examinations, following a call for applications, in accordance with the Regulations of the Postgraduate Program.
Admission to the Programme
The Postgraduate Studies Programme accepts: (a) graduates of Law Schools from Greek universities or corresponding Schools or Departments of recognized institutions of equivalent standing abroad; and (b) graduates of university Departments or Schools related to the subject matter of the Programme, beyond Law, particularly in the fields of social, political, economic and humanities studies, international relations, and public administration.
The maximum number of students admitted to the Programme each year is set at thirty (30).
Description of the Postgraduate Programme
The Postgraduate Studies Programme is structured over three (3) academic semesters. In the first semester, students choose to attend four (4) of the total five (5) courses offered within the framework of the Programme. The same applies to the second semester of the Programme. In the third semester, students prepare their Master’s thesis.
The language of instruction for the courses, as well as the language for writing the Master’s thesis, is Greek.
First Semester
- History of Law I
- Philosophy and Methodology of Law I
- Sociology of Law I
- Ecclesiastical Law I
- Law and Informatics I
Second Semester
- History of Law II
- Philosophy and Methodology of Law II
- Sociology of Law II
- Ecclesiastical Law II
- Law and Informatics II
Third Semester
- Postgraduate Diploma Thesis
View the detailed tables with the teaching hours and ECTS credits per course ⧉
as well as information regarding the degree awarded, duration of studies, and tuition fees.