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INFORMATION FOR ERASMUS+ INCOMING STUDENTS

  • A detailed description of the courses offered by the Department of Economics can be found here.
  • The Programme of Studies can be found here.
  • The course timetable can be found here. (To be announced)
  • Other courses offered in English by other Departments of the University of Thessaly can be found here.
  • For all other matters related to the Erasmus+ programme, please visit the website of the Erasmus Office of the University of Thessaly here.

COURSES AND ASSESSMENT

The Department of Economics welcomes Erasmus students and makes its courses available to them, subject to the specific conditions, requirements, and arrangements of each course.

Apart from the four courses listed below, which are taught in English, courses in the Department are normally taught in Greek. In accordance with the applicable University regulations, courses may also be delivered in English for Erasmus students, while additional classes or supporting sessions in English may also be offered depending on the number of international students and the teaching arrangements of each course.

In practice, Erasmus students attending courses taught in Greek are commonly assessed through assignments, projects, or other coursework arranged in consultation with the course instructor or coordinator.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

In accordance with the Department’s Erasmus+ academic framework, all incoming Erasmus students are required to include in their Learning Agreement all English-taught courses offered by the Department of Economics. These are the following:

Winter Semester:

  1. International Political Economy (course code: ΟΑ0106, ECTS: 6)
  2. Topics in Applied Microeconomics (new course code to be assigned, ECTS: 5)

Summer Semester:

  1. Tourism Development and Planning (course code: ΟΑ0150, ECTS: 6)
  2. Topics in Applied Macroeconomics (new course code to be assigned, ECTS: 5)

 

For further Information on academic issues of the ERASMUS program you may contact:

Paschalis A. Arvanitidis, MEng, MLE, PgC, PhD
Professor of Institutional Economics
Department of Economics, University of Thessaly
78 28th October street, 38333, Volos, Greece
tel: +30 24210 74914
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