Undergraduate

A selection of undergraduate programs built around academic depth, disciplinary clarity, and applied learning.


Each program is structured to develop critical thinking, scientific understanding, and professional readiness within its field.

Medicine

In Medicine, you study how the human body works, how diseases develop and how patients are treated. Through scientific training and clinical education, you build the knowledge needed for medical practice. Early clinical exposure in university and affiliated hospitals helps you connect medical science with real patient care.

Environmental
Science and
Engineering

In Environmental Science and Engineering, you study environmental challenges where natural systems, technology and human activity interact. You develop scientific and analytical skills to understand environmental systems and environmental change. The program combines science and engineering approaches to help you analyse and address environmental problems.

Sport and Exercise
Sciences for Health
and Performance

In Sport and Exercise Science for Health and Performance, you study how the human body and mind respond to physical activity. You explore physiology, biomechanics and psychology to understand movement, exercise and performance. Scientific measurement and practical training help you analyse human performance across different stages of life.

Law

In Law, you study how legal systems work and how legal problems are analysed and resolved. You develop analytical thinking and structured argumentation. The program helps you interpret legal texts and approach complex legal issues across different areas of law.

Forestry and
Natural Environment

In Forestry and Natural Environment, you study the sustainable management of forests, ecosystems and natural resources. You explore ecosystem dynamics, biodiversity and environmental monitoring. Scientific knowledge is combined with practical skills for the protection and responsible management of natural environments.

Sustainable Agriculture
and Food Sciences

We focus on understanding biological systems, production processes, and the management of natural resources across plant, animal, and food systems.
Our program combines scientific knowledge with applied practice, covering core areas such as crop and livestock production, soil and water management, food science, and agricultural economics. 

Clean Energy Science
and Engineering

In Clean Energy Science and Engineering, you study how energy is produced, converted and used in modern systems. You explore renewable energy technologies, energy materials and energy systems. The program connects scientific knowledge with engineering approaches to help you understand today’s energy challenges.

Materials Science
and Engineering

In Materials Science and Engineering, you study the materials that support modern technologies. You explore how the structure and properties of materials affect their performance. Scientific principles are combined with experimental and analytical methods to help you understand, design and improve modern materials.

Dentistry

In Dentistry, you study oral health, dental diseases and clinical treatment. Through coursework, laboratory training and supervised patient care, you develop strong clinical skills. The program combines scientific knowledge with practical clinical experience.

Orthodox Theology
and Spirituality

In Orthodox Theology and Spirituality, you study Christian theology, sacred texts and the spiritual tradition of the Orthodox Church. You explore scripture, theology and the writings of the Church Fathers. The program also examines worship, ethics and the role of faith in everyday life.

Postgraduate

Postgraduate programs offer advanced study and specialised expertise beyond the undergraduate level.
They focus on deeper academic research and professional development across fields such as health, science, law, finance and the humanities.

HEALTH

STEM

LAW

FINANCE & MANAGEMENT 

LINGUISTICS  

HEALTH

Applications of
Endoscopic Surgical
Techniques in Gynecology

Duration: 2 semesters
Mode of Study: Blended

The program focuses on minimally invasive surgical approaches in modern gynecology. Students study surgical anatomy, gynecological conditions, and oncology, while developing practical skills in laparoscopic and hysteroscopic techniques.

Delivered through a blended learning format, the program combines online theoretical courses with on-campus laboratory and clinical training. Studies conclude with a supervised master’s thesis, supporting evidence-based clinical practice and professional development.

 

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Cardiovascular
Disease 

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: Distance learning

The program explores cardiovascular disease and its prevention through an interdisciplinary clinical and scientific approach. Students study hypertension, diabetes, lipid disorders, cardiovascular risk across the lifespan, lifestyle medicine, and modern diagnostic and monitoring technologies.

Delivered fully online, teaching combines synchronous and asynchronous learning with case-based analysis and research-oriented coursework. Studies conclude with a supervised master’s thesis, supporting advanced clinical roles, research careers, or doctoral studies in cardiovascular medicine.

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Digital Health care
Technologies 

Duration: 2 semesters
Mode of Study: Distance learning

Delivered through a collaboration between Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the International Hellenic University, the program focuses on the use of digital technologies in healthcare.

Studies combine health sciences with data analytics, information systems, and emerging digital tools. The curriculum explores digital health innovation, healthcare data management, and technology-driven solutions that support modern clinical practice and health services.

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Health Statistics
and Data Analytics 

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: Blended

The program focuses on data-driven approaches in health and medical research. It combines statistics, epidemiology, mathematics, and computer science to analyze complex healthcare data.

Delivered through a blended learning format, studies combine online instruction with limited on-campus sessions and applied coursework. The program concludes with a supervised master’s thesis, supporting careers in research, healthcare analytics, or progression to doctoral studies.

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Human Diseases Models:
Morphological Phenotyping

Duration: 2 semesters
Mode of Study: Mobility-based (Erasmus Mundus – Multi-campus)

The program focuses on morphological phenotyping of mouse models used to study human disease. Students explore anatomy, embryology, pathology, imaging technologies, and data-driven analysis.

Delivered through the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master MorphoPHEN by a consortium of European universities, including Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, the mobility-based program combines intensive coursework, hands-on laboratory training, and a supervised master’s dissertation.

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Human Reproduction 

Duration: 2 semesters
Mode of Study: Blended

The program offers advanced interdisciplinary training in human reproduction. Studies cover reproductive anatomy, endocrinology, embryology, genetics, assisted reproductive technologies, infertility treatment, and reproductive medicine.

Delivered through a blended learning format, the program combines online instruction with limited on-campus intensive training. Studies include research-oriented coursework and conclude with a supervised master’s thesis.

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Managing Digital Transformation
for the Health Sector

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: Distance learning

The program prepares graduates for leadership roles in digital transformation across healthcare systems. It integrates health sector expertise, societal perspectives, and advanced digital skills, offering specialization options in Data Science or Interoperability.

Teaching follows a flexible model grounded in problem-oriented learning and collaborative project work.

The program culminates in a master’s thesis, supporting strategic, analytical, and innovation-driven roles or progression to doctoral studies.

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Medical Research Methodology

Duration: 2 semesters
Mode of Study: Blended

The program offers advanced training in modern medical research methods, focusing on the design, conduct, analysis, and critical evaluation of qualitative and quantitative research.

Delivered through a flexible blended learning format, the curriculum combines core modules in research methodology and statistics with specialized electives and innovative mentoring approaches.

The program culminates in a supervised master’s thesis, supporting progression to doctoral studies or research-oriented careers in academia, public institutions, and industry.

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Orthodontics 

Duration: 7 semesters
Mode of Study: Full-time, On-campus

The program provides advanced, specialized training in contemporary orthodontics. It combines strong scientific foundations with intensive clinical education.

Delivered as a full-time, on-campus program, training includes theoretical instruction and extensive supervised clinical practice. The curriculum leads to the award of a Master of Science in Orthodontics and supports advanced clinical practice, academic development, and research-oriented career pathways.

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Paediatric Dentistry 

Duration: 6 semesters
Mode of Study: Full-time, On-campus

The program provides advanced clinical training in Paediatric Dentistry. It prepares dentists for comprehensive patient care in university clinics and hospital settings.

Training integrates theoretical instruction, extensive supervised clinical practice, and research activity. It focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of oral conditions in infants, children, and adolescents, including patients with special care needs. The program leads to the award of a Master of Science in Paediatric Dentistry and supports advanced clinical practice, academic development, and research-oriented career pathways.

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Periodontology
and Implant Biology 

Duration: 6 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program focuses on the scientific principles and contemporary clinical approaches to periodontal health and implant biology. It develops advanced understanding of periodontal disease, tissue biology, and implant-related concepts.

Biological mechanisms are studied together with evidence-based clinical practice within the broader field of dental and health sciences. The program supports sustained academic training, professional specialization, and research-oriented development in periodontology and implant science.

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Porcine and Poultry
Health Management 

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: Blended

The program focuses on the management of health, welfare, and productivity in pig and poultry production systems through a One Health approach. Students study disease prevention, diagnostics, biosecurity, and modern clinical practice at both animal and farm level.

Delivered through a blended learning model, the program combines online theoretical courses with on-site clinical training at the University’s Farm Animal Clinic. Studies conclude with an MSc thesis, preparing graduates for professional and research careers in animal health management.

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STEM

Advanced Design: Innovation and Transdisciplinarity in Design

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program approaches advanced design as a research-driven field shaped by innovation, transdisciplinary thinking, and experimental methods. It integrates design practice, theoretical inquiry, and hybrid research approaches.

Academic development takes place through specialization studios, intensive workshops, seminars, and lectures. The program emphasizes critical engagement with material systems and advanced computational technologies, enabling students to develop a clear research position within contemporary architectural and design discourse.

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Aerial Autonomous Systems

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program explores the theory, design, and real-world application of aerial autonomous systems within contemporary engineering practice. It integrates control systems, robotics, aerodynamics, sensing technologies, communications, and autonomous navigation through interdisciplinary collaboration across engineering schools.

Advanced analytical methods and system-level design are combined with optimization approaches. The final semester is dedicated to a research-driven master’s thesis. Graduates are equipped to develop and deploy autonomous aerial platforms across diverse application domains.

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Applied Bioinformatics

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program provides advanced training at the intersection of biology, computer science, and statistics. It builds a strong foundation in data science, biostatistics, genomics, and biological databases. The curriculum then progresses to advanced topics in genomic analysis, population and evolutionary genomics, and bioinformatics applications.

The final semester is dedicated to the MSc thesis. An extended research-oriented option is available for full-time students. This supports the development of advanced analytical skills and further academic or professional pathways.

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Artificial Intelligence

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus (supports part-time study but not fully online)

The program explores Artificial Intelligence as a core scientific and computational discipline. It combines theoretical foundations with advanced analytical approaches. Students develop critical thinking in algorithmic design, data-driven reasoning, and intelligent systems through structured coursework.

The program also includes an independent master’s thesis. It supports part-time study while maintaining an on-campus learning environment. Graduates are prepared for research careers, doctoral studies, or high-level professional roles where AI drives innovation and complex problem-solving.

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Biomedical Engineering

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

Biomedical Engineering is approached as an interdisciplinary field where medicine, biology, engineering, and informatics come together to address contemporary healthcare challenges. The curriculum includes systems biology, biomedical data analysis, medical imaging, biomaterials, clinical engineering, and intelligent health technologies through laboratory-based and applied coursework.

Studies conclude with an independent master’s thesis. This supports advanced research, doctoral studies, or professional roles in healthcare and biomedical innovation.

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Dental & Craniofacial Bioengineering
and Applied Biomaterials

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

Dental and Craniofacial Bioengineering is studied as an interdisciplinary field at the intersection of health sciences, engineering, and applied biomaterials. The curriculum integrates biomechanics, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and advanced biomaterials through laboratory training.

Students also develop skills in systematic literature review and scientific writing. Studies conclude with a master’s thesis, preparing graduates for research-oriented careers or progression to doctoral studies.

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Digital Media and Computational
Intelligence

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

Digital Media and Computational Intelligence is studied at the intersection of signal processing, computational vision, artificial intelligence, graphics, and robotics. The curriculum combines theoretical foundations with applied methods across eight taught courses during the first two semesters.

The third semester is dedicated to the master’s thesis. Graduates develop interdisciplinary skills applicable to autonomous systems, brain-computer interfaces, bioinformatics, finance, and other innovation-driven industries.

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Hydrocarbon Exploration

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

Hydrocarbon Exploration focuses on the scientific and technical methods used to identify and evaluate oil and gas resources. Studies combine geology, geophysics, and petroleum engineering to understand subsurface structures and energy reservoirs.

Students develop skills in seismic interpretation, basin analysis, reservoir characterization, and modern exploration technologies. The final semester is dedicated to the master’s thesis, preparing graduates for careers in the energy sector or for further research and doctoral studies.

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Medical Engineering
and Informatics

Duration: 2 semesters + summer thesis period
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program explores Medical Engineering and Informatics as a rapidly evolving field at the intersection of medicine, engineering, and data-driven technologies. Students study medical informatics, biomedical signal and image processing, data management, and machine and deep learning applications in healthcare.

Studies conclude with a postgraduate thesis during the summer period. The program prepares graduates for research-oriented careers or progression to doctoral studies.

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LAW

European Business
and Economic Law 

Duration: 1 year 
(2 semesters + dissertation period)
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program examines contemporary legal issues in European Business and Economic Law through the lens of European Union law and its role in international markets. Coursework covers key areas such as EU economic governance, competition and state aid, banking and finance, trade and investment, digital and intellectual property law, and cross-border business transactions.

Teaching is research-driven and discussion-based. Students develop strong legal reasoning, critical analysis, and applied problem-solving skills in complex multijurisdictional contexts. Studies conclude with a supervised master’s dissertation, preparing graduates for advanced legal practice, policy-oriented roles, or doctoral studies.

 
 

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European Economic and Public Law (Joint International Program) 

Duration: 2 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program examines European and comparative social law with a strong focus on labor law, social security, social policy, and employment regulation from both national and European perspectives. It is delivered jointly by the Faculty of Law of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the School of Law of Toulouse 1 Capitole. Teaching takes place in French and combines European and international legal foundations with comparative analysis of social rights and labor regulation.

Academic mobility, joint teaching, and research collaboration are central elements of the program. Studies lead to a joint master’s degree and prepare graduates for advanced legal practice, policy-oriented roles, or doctoral studies.

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FINANCE & MANAGEMENT

Digital Media, Communication
and Journalism

Duration: 2 semesters + dissertation period
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program explores how journalism and digital communication work in today’s media environment. Students follow one of three academic pathways: European Journalism, Digital Media, Culture and Communication, or Risk Communication and Crisis Journalism. Courses combine theory with hands-on practice in digital storytelling, audiovisual production, data and participatory journalism, artificial intelligence in media, and crisis reporting.

Teaching includes laboratory courses, collaborative projects, and real case studies. Studies conclude with an independent dissertation. Graduates are prepared for careers in journalism, digital media, communication strategy, and policy environments, or for further doctoral studies.

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Logistics and Supply
Chain Management 

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program focuses on the design, optimization, and management of complex logistics and supply chain systems. Students combine theory with quantitative methods, data analytics, and technology-enabled decision-making. Topics include logistics operations, inventory and transportation management, operations research, ERP and warehouse systems, smart logistics, machine learning applications, and sustainable supply chains.

Teaching emphasizes applied problem-solving through case studies, project-based learning, and research-led coursework. The final semester is dedicated to the MSc dissertation. Students may also choose internship opportunities or advanced research seminar pathways.

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Strategic Marketing

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program explores contemporary marketing strategy through a combination of theory and practical approaches. Students study key areas such as brand strategy, consumer behavior, marketing communications in the digital era, marketing analytics, and research methods. The curriculum also includes emerging fields like neuromarketing, sustainable marketing, and social media strategy.

Teaching takes place through on-campus afternoon lectures and encourages participation, teamwork, critical thinking, and real-world problem solving. Studies conclude with a master’s dissertation. An optional internship is also available, supporting careers in strategic marketing or progression to doctoral studies.

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LINGUISTICS  

Archaeological Materials Science (ARCHMAT – Erasmus Mundus)

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: Mobility-based (Multi-country programme)

The program explores the scientific study and conservation of cultural heritage materials. Students learn how analytical methods are used to study and preserve archaeological objects, combining archaeology, analytical chemistry, physics, and materials science.

Delivered by a consortium of European universities, including Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, the program includes mobility across Portugal, Greece, and Italy. Studies combine laboratory work, field seminars, and an independent thesis, preparing graduates for research careers, doctoral studies, and roles in heritage science.

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English and American Studies
– European Literary Cultures

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program focuses on the study of English and American literature, language, and culture. Students explore critical theory, comparative literature, cultural analysis, and linguistic approaches through research-led seminars and academic discussion.

Studies conclude with a supervised master’s dissertation. Graduates develop strong analytical and communication skills, preparing for careers in academia, education, cultural institutions, publishing, or further doctoral studies.

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German Language and Culture
in the German-Speaking World 

Duration: 4 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program explores German language, literature, and culture in the German-speaking world, examining both historical and contemporary perspectives. Students engage with linguistics, literary studies, and cultural analysis through seminar-based teaching and critical discussion.

Studies strengthen linguistic expertise, cultural understanding, and research skills. Graduates pursue careers in education, cultural institutions, translation, and intercultural communication, or continue to doctoral studies in German and international academic environments.

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Internasional Studies: 
Specialisation in European Studies 

Duration: 4 semesters
Mode of Study: Mobility-based (Double Degree – Greece & Italy)

The program explores Europe as a political, economic, social, and cultural space. Students study European integration, EU institutions, governance, policies, and the Union’s role as a global actor.

Delivered jointly by Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the University of Torino, the double-degree structure includes study in Thessaloniki during the first year and in Torino during the second. Studies conclude with a master’s thesis, preparing graduates for careers in European institutions, public and private organizations, or doctoral studies.

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Master Course in European
Literacy Cultures 

Duration: 4 semesters
Mode of Study: Mobility-based (Joint programme – Italy & partners)

The program explores European and comparative literature through theoretical, historical, and methodological perspectives. Students study literary theory, European and Francophone literary traditions, and research methods, while engaging with language studies and interdisciplinary approaches.

Studies conclude with the preparation and public defense of a master’s thesis. Graduates develop strong research and analytical skills, preparing for academic and professional careers or doctoral studies in literary studies and education.

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Theoretical and Applied Linguistics

Duration: 3 semesters
Mode of Study: On-campus

The program explores language and linguistics through theoretical approaches, cultural analysis, and research methods. Students engage with linguistic theory and examine how language relates to society, history, politics, and cultural production.

Teaching follows a seminar- and research-based model that develops analytical thinking and methodological skills. Studies conclude with a supervised master’s dissertation, preparing graduates for careers in academia, education, cultural and creative industries, publishing, research, or doctoral studies.

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