IKY (State Scholarships Foundation) as the National Coordination Unit is conducting a short survey on participation in the Erasmus+ student mobility programme in Higher Education. The questionnaire is addressed to students of Greek higher education institutions...
We would like to inform you that the course MATH II, SECTION A, will be taught online on 6/3/2025. LINK: https://uoa.webex.com/meet/skotsios The instructor St. St. Kotsios
Final Programme of the 4th Doctoral Candidates Colloquium of the Department of Economics of the School of Economics of the University of Athens Our Department invites you to the Doctoral Candidates Colloquium, which will take place on 5, 6 and 7 March 2025, at...
According to the announcement of the Dean's Office of the School of Economics and Political Sciences, the Theoretical Sciences Building (Solonos 57-old and new building) will remain closed from 5-7/3/2025. Courses (undergraduate and postgraduate)…
We inform you that on Wednesday 5/3/2025, between 15.00 and 16.00, undergraduate courses will not be held at the Department due to the general assembly of students (F.S. of the Faculty of Economics of the University of Athens).
Exploring the Dynamics of the Greek Labor Market and Youth Challenges 📚💼 Get Involved, an organization that bridges the world of youth, the labor market, the academic community and…
CAREER DAYS NKUA 2025 The Liaison Office of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, contributing to facilitating the access of students and graduates of all the Institution's Study Programs to the market...
George H. Krimpas (1936-2025) George H. Krimpas, professor emeritus of political economy at the Department of Economics of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA), passed away on February 25…
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Georgios Krimpas, Professor Emeritus of the Department of Economics. Georgios Krimpas had served as President of the Department of Economics of the University of Athens (1982-1989), Vice-Rector of the…
Students wishing to attend the course PEC461 Classical Texts in Political Economy are kindly requested to register in the new eclass of the course entitled "Classical Texts in Political Economy (Spring semester, 2025)" ....