Tuition Fees
The tuition for the new students of the academic year 2026-2027 is based on the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), which provides a clear and transparent method of calculating the semester and yearly tuition (based on the number of ECTS registered per semester/year).
Fees per programme for EU and non-EU students can be found in the tables below.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
We offer merit scholarships, financial aid, athletic scholarships, and on campus work study for full time students. Different schemes apply to the Medical School.
- How it’s applied: Scholarships/financial aid reduce tuition and are deducted from your monthly instalments each semester.
- When to apply: Submit your aid application with or shortly after your programme application so decisions can accompany your offer where possible.
- You can learn more about Financial Aid opportunities here
- Questions? Contact Admissions for guidance.
Bachelor’s Programmes
| PROGRAMME OF STUDY | LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION | TOTAL ECTS | YEARLY TUITION FOR EU STUDENTS (for 60 ECTS) | YEARLY TUITION FOR NON-EU STUDENTS (for 60 ECTS) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
School of Business |
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| Accounting | English | 240 | €15,840 | €18,420 |
| Business Administration | English | 240 | €15,840 | €18,420 |
| Marketing Management | English | 240 | €15,840 | €18,420 |
School of Humanities and Social Sciences |
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| Psychology | Greek | 240 | €15,840 | €18,420 |
School of Law |
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| Law | Greek | 240 | €16,740 | €19,500 |
School of Life and Health Sciences |
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| Pharmacy1 (5 years) | Greek | 300 | €16,740 | €19,500 |
School of Sciences and Engineering |
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| Computer Science | English | 240 | €15,840 | €18,420 |
| Data Science | English | 240 | €15,840 | €18,420 |
Medical School |
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| Medicine (Doctor of Medicine, MD)² | English | 360 | €28,320 | €30,420 |
1 The Pharmacy programme is a five year, integrated Master and is charged with tuition of €16,740 (EU) / € 19,500 (Non-EU) for each of the 5 years of study.
Other Fees
All Programmes excl. Medical School
| Fee Description | Amount |
|---|---|
| Application Fee (One-off payment) | €60 |
| Registration Fee (per semester) | €30 |
| Activities Fee (per semester) | €20 |
| Technology Fee (per semester) | €15 |
| Health Insurance (optional, per year) | €180 |
| Transcript Fee (per copy)1 | €5 |
| Evaluation Fee (transfer credits/ECTS)1 | €60 |
| Second Exam Fee (per course)1 | €65 |
| Graduation Application Fee1 | €60 |
| DHL fee (per shipment)1 | €25 |
Medical School Programmes
| Fee Description | Amount |
|---|---|
| Application Fee (One-off payment) | €60 |
| Administrative Fee2 | €1,500 |
| Health Insurance (optional, per year) | €180 |
| Personal Accident Insurance (per year) | €50 |
| Malpractice Insurance (per year)3 | €300 – €700 |
| Instalment Charge (on overdue instalments) | €85 |
| Transcript/Customised Letter Fee (per copy)1 | €5 |
| DHL fee (per shipment)1 | €25 |
Notes for “Other Fees”:
1 Other fees including Transcripts, Evaluations, Second Exams, DHL and Graduation Applications are charged when the service is requested.
2 Administrative fee is paid once before enrolment and it is then deducted from tuition fees upon completion of the first semester.
3 The annual Malpractice Insurance fee is €700 for the penultimate and final year of studies and €300 for the earlier years.
⁴ The deposit is fully refundable in the event that the applicant decides not to join the University.
Please note all Insurance Fees are subject to change based on the final charge by the provider. The final amounts are communicated before the start of each academic year.
Calculation of Tuition
For example, the tuition and other fees for a full-time student enrolled in the Accounting Bachelor programme (Total 240 ECTS and tuition €264 per ECTS), who is registered for 30 ECTS per semester (60 per year), are as follows:
| Fall 2026 | Spring 2027 | Yearly Tuition | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Number of ECTS | 30 | 30 | 60 |
| Tuition | €7,920 | €7,920 | €15,840 |
| Registration Fee | 30 | 30 | 60 |
| Activities Fee | 20 | 20 | 40 |
| Technology Fee | 15 | 15 | 30 |
| Total | €7,985 | €7,985 | €15,970 |
Note: For Medical School programmes, tuition is charged at 50% of the annual amount for each of the two semesters. The annual amounts for insurances are charged in the Fall semester.
Tuition Payment Plan
| Fall 2026 | Spring 2027 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| € | € | ||
| September (down payment) |
2,500 | January (down payment) |
2,500 |
| 31/10/2026 | 1,830 | 31/03/2027 | 1,830 |
| 30/11/2026 | 1,830 | 30/04/2027 | 1,830 |
| 31/12/2026 | 1,825 | 31/05/2027 | 1,825 |
| €7,985 | €7,985 |
- The above instalments refer to all programmes excluding Medical School.
- Νon-EU students (excl. Medical School) are required to pay the first semester’s tuition before the commencement of
classes. From the second semester onwards, the monthly instalments outlined above will be applicable. - Medical School students are required to pay their semester fees in 4 monthly instalments, starting from the month classes begin. No down payment per semester is necessary. New students will be required to pay a Seat Reservation Deposit of €5,500. This deposit is refundable if they decide not to join. Those who join and withdraw, the refund policy applies accordingly. Those who join and continue, the deposit will be counted as the first instalment.
NOTES
1. Normal (full) attendance corresponds to 30 ECTS per semester (60 ECTS per year). For Medical School there is a compulsory full time attendance of 60 ECTS per academic year.
2. A variety of scholarships are available to full-time students, including academic merit scholarships, financial aid assistance, athletic scholarships and on-campus work-study programmes. Different scholarship schemes apply for Medical School. More information about scholarships can be obtained from the Admissions Department.
3. Scholarships/financial aid apply to tuition and are deducted from the monthly instalments of each semester.
4. A late payment charge of 4% per year may be imposed on all overdue amounts until their full settlement. Students with outstanding financial obligations to the University will not be permitted to receive examination results, grades, transcripts, degree certificate or other documents, or enrol for the following Semester, until their accounts are settled.
