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STUDENT CARE

Directorate of Student Affairs

Facilities and Activities

Student status is acquired upon registration and is withdrawn upon receiving the degree.

The minimum duration of undergraduate studies is 8 semesters. Students for a period of 6 years from their enrolment (12 semesters in total) have:

  • free food (Ration Office, 15 Ippokratous 15) depending on their financial situation,
  • free accommodation in hotels in the centre of Athens, depending on their financial situation (detailed announcements are posted on the accommodation conditions),
  • free supply of free textbooks, notes, etc. As far as textbooks are concerned, students need to register in the system "Glorious", where the necessary information is given for the selection and distribution of texts,
  • facilitating their travel by means of the issuance of Academic Identity
  • the right to receive a scholarship from the IKY (State Scholarship Foundation, 14 Lysikratous Street) or from the University's Endowments (6 Chr. Lada 6, 6th floor) depending on their performance in their courses and their financial situation,
  • participation in international university exchanges (Erasmus, Civis)

Also in the University Club operates the Cultural Club of students of Panhellenic University. The Athens Student Club also hosts the Athens Student Union, with activities in theatre, dance, cinema and photography.

The University Club, 15 Ippokratous 15, provides students with information about foreign language courses (Teaching Centre), accommodation, employment (Public Relations Office) and sports activities (Panhellenic Gymnasium),

STUDENT ASSISTANCE FUND

The purpose of the Fund is to provide moral and material support, in kind or in cash, to the students of the University of Athens to cover their emergency needs that cannot, in the judgment of the Steering Committee, be met otherwise, such as:

  1. helping students with serious medical conditions and students in hospitals
  2. the provision of any form of care other than that provided for by the legislation in force
  3. in exceptional cases, to cover all or part of the cost of medical treatment abroad for students suffering from a very serious illness
  4. the provision of financial assistance, either once or periodically for a certain period of time, to needy students, particularly those from the provinces or from abroad
  5. the provision of a financial allowance in cases of exceptional needs of students who are in a difficult financial situation, even temporarily, due to family or financial hardship
  6.  the provision of assistance in any other emergency need of students
  7. the support of the University in every way to its students who are hospitalized in hospitals.

Information: University Club, 15 Ippokratous 15, 3rd floor, tel. 210 3688221-3688240-3688256.

Annotation:

α) Male students who have deferred enlistment due to studies must have at least one attendance at the examinations each year.
b) It is possible, for serious reasons, to suspend the course of study upon application by the person concerned and approval by the Board of Directors. During the period of suspension, the student's status as a student shall be revoked and student rights shall be suspended.

Information on the pharmaceutical coverage of the uninsured and vulnerable social groups (5-9-2016)

STUDENT ASSOCIATION

Since the 1960s, the Students' Association of the Law School, in which the students of economics were members, has been operating. From the very first moments of its creation, it was present in every critical battle of the youth and the student movement, and managed to establish itself as one of the strongest and most important of the University.

The struggles of the generation of 114, 15% for Education and the heroic act of resistance and the beginning of the fall of the junta, the occupation of the Law School in '73, mark the political and social character of his action. Firmly oriented to the principles of democracy, social justice, national independence and popular sovereignty, as expressed in the statutes of the EFEE, the students of the Department of Economics intervene with their struggle, resisting every anti-social and anti-academic policy.

After the post-independence period, a separate association of the students of the Economics Department of the Law School was founded, which today is the students' association of the TOE of NOPE.

The Association has an important scientific presence, organising debates and events on various economic and social issues.

Useful information:

  •  Every student of the Department is considered a member of the Association.
  •  There are no financial obligations from its members - The Association is governed by a 9-member Board of Directors, which is formed after the student elections held every year.
  • The highest guiding body of the Association is the General Assembly of students.
  • All members have the right to participate in the proceedings, without exception, as well as all types and orientations of political groups (except those of a fascist or extreme right-wing nature - according to the statutes of the EFEE of which the Association is a member).
  • Student representatives who participate in the administrative bodies of the University (Senate, Board of Governors, General Assembly of the Department and sectors) are elected through the procedures of the Association.
  • Student representatives in the administrative bodies of the department actively participate in the formulation of the curriculum and in all decisions related to studies.

PARTICIPATION IN EUROPEAN PROGRAMMES

The Department collaborates with universities abroad in the framework of the Socrates/Erasmus Programme. Students of the Department are given the opportunity to move to the partner universities and to study there for one semester, having at the same time the possibility to be recognized for those courses in which they will be successfully examined.

Student applications for participation are submitted during the current academic year for the following year.

Interested students can get more information at the following link ERASMUS, CIVIS

For foreign students from foreign universities studying at the Department, some courses are offered in English as well as in small tutorial groups. Courses in English can be attended by students of the Department. These courses for the current academic year are described in Appendix B of the Study Guide.

AIESEC STUDENT ORGANISATION 

Η AIESEC is the world's largest student-run, non-partisan, independent, non-profit, voluntary, non-profit organisation, composed and run entirely by students. AIESEC members live a comprehensive development experience, consisting of participation in groups, withdrawal leadership positions within the organisation, internship abroad and international learning environment. Founded in 1948, it has been in Greece since 1956 and at the National Kapodistrian University of Athens since 1984.

CONTACT DETAILS

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tel: 210 36 89 829
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