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The School’s undergraduate programme has been restructured, resulting in greater specialization in the subjects taught. The School also provides students with theoretical and practical training directly related to their main field of study, aiming to prepare them for further study in disciplines related to psychology.
The School of Psychology consists of three departments which coordinate teaching and research, implementing programmes and activities that help faculty members fulfil their multiple roles.
The School of Psychology consists of the following departments:
- Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
- Developmental and Educational Psychology
- Social and Clinical Psychology
The School of Theology aims to promote research and provide high-quality education in theology, religion and culture. The School aims (a) to prepare students for employment in secondary education upon graduation, (b) help clergy develop skills and become effective pastors, (c) train students to offer their services in various cultural, church and social agencies, (d) provide students with the tools necessary for research at a more advanced level in Christian theology, focusing on orthodox theology and tradition, as well as on religion and its relation to society and culture.
The program aims to provide all students with the necessary prerequisites and tools to become responsible and well-trained educators capable of functioning successfully in the demanding conditions of the school environment.
The Undergraduate Program of Studies aims to educate scholars capable of studying and understanding primarily the Greek language and literature, both synchronically and diachronically, tracing its historical development from antiquity to the present day. It also covers Latin language and literature, literary theory and comparative literature, as well as linguistics. The programme’s objective is to advance the fields of philological and linguistic studies, along with literary scholarship. On an applied level, it seeks to cultivate learning outcomes and skills that equip graduates to offer services in areas such as research, education, publishing, translation, and culture more broadly.
The undergraduate programme of the Department of Medicine of Democritus University of Thrace provides comprehensive education in biomedical sciences and clinical medicine. The programme combines theoretical courses with clinical training in university clinics and laboratories at the University General Hospital of Alexandroupolis. The aim is to develop scientific knowledge, clinical skills and professional responsibility for the practice of medicine.
The Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics offers a four-year undergraduate program organized into eight semesters. During the first two years of study, students become familiar with the fundamental concepts and principles of molecular biosciences, as well as with modern scientific methods and laboratory techniques. In the third and fourth years, students deepen their knowledge of Molecular Biology and Genetics and explore their scientific and technological applications.
In the first three semesters (A–C), only compulsory courses are offered. These courses are considered essential by the Department’s General Assembly for the academic training of a molecular biologist–geneticist, and students must successfully complete them in order to obtain their degree.
Starting from the fourth semester, students attend both compulsory courses and elective courses, from which they must select eight. Course selections are declared at the beginning of each semester. During the eighth semester, students may either complete a Bachelor’s Thesis or choose additional elective courses.
The thesis is an experimental research project aimed at familiarizing students with scientific problem solving, laboratory work, experimental design, literature use, data analysis, and the writing of an independent scientific study.
The Department of Economics Sciences was established in 1999 in Komotini and began operations in October 1999 in a modern building on the New University Campus, alongside the School of Law.
The Department of Economics offers the first two years of study (4 semesters) as core courses for all students. In the final two years (4 semesters), it offers two main areas of specialization: Economic Analysis and Business Administration. It thus aims to provide its graduates with both the general and specialized knowledge of economics and business administration required by the modern job market.
The primary objective is to develop a study program closely aligned with both international standards and the academic framework of other Philosophy departments in Greece. The main aim is to highlight the field of philosophy in all its dynamic contemporary aspects as well as its historical continuity, and to demonstrate its interdisciplinary scope and coexistence with the field of pedagogy. Alongside its teaching activity, a key goal of the Department is the development of significant research in both the historical and systematic dimensions of philosophy, as well as interaction with related academic disciplines within the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.
The Undergraduate Study Programme in Theology of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki provides education in the academic field of Theology, with emphasis on the Orthodox Christian tradition, Biblical studies, the study of religion and culture, as well as the theological, social, and pedagogical dimensions of religious education. The official duration of the programme is eight (8) semesters and it corresponds to a total workload of 240 ECTS credits.