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Study in Greece — history, culture and an EU degree.

Two U.S.-accredited institutions in Athens, English-taught programs, and scholarships of up to 35% for high-achieving students.

Tuition €3k–12.5k/yr
Work 20–40 hrs/wk
Scholarships Up to 35%
Intake Jan / Sep
CapitalAthens
CurrencyEuro (€)
LanguagesGreek (English-taught programs)
Living cost€500–1,000/month
Processing time3–4 months
Greece at a Glance

Why students choose Greece.

Country Snapshot

SchengenYes
English testsIELTS if required, MOI accepted
Work — during studies20 hours/week
Work — vacationsUp to 40 hours/week
Show money (Bachelor's)€22,000, 3-month old funds
Show money (Master's)€12,000, 3-month old funds

Why Students Love It

  • Schengen country with rich culture and history
  • Affordable, English-taught degrees, MOI accepted
  • Low cost of living relative to Western Europe
  • Strong hospitality & tourism career pathway
  • Gateway to the rest of Europe
Partner Institutions

Universities & colleges we work with.

Two U.S.-accredited institutions based in Athens.

The American College of Greece (ACG)
Hellenic American University (HAU)
Programs

Popular courses in Greece.

International Business
Marketing
Finance
Business Analytics
Shipping Management
Data Science
Cyber Security
Computer Science
Graphic Design
Digital Communication
Psychology
International Relations
Budget Planning

Cost of study & living in Greece.

Tuition (per year)

Overall range€3,000–12,500+/yr

Living Cost

Accommodation€250–500
Living Expenses€500–1,000
TransportAffordable public transport
Health InsuranceAs per visa requirement
Roadmap

Admission & visa — step by step.

01

Profile Assessment

Academics and goals reviewed.

02

University Application

Shortlist and submit application.

03

Conditional Offer Letter

Received pending fee payment.

04

First Semester Fee Payment

Unconditional offer issued.

05

PCC & Apostille

Documents legalised.

06

Visa Documentation & Appointment

GVC/VFS appointment, medical exam.

07

Fly to Greece

Embassy decision, pre-departure briefing.

Documents

What you'll need.

For University Admission

  • Passport
  • Academic documents
  • Resume & SOP
  • Recommendation letter
  • MOI / IELTS
  • Passport photos

For Visa Application

  • Passport
  • Offer letter
  • PCC & educational apostille
  • Accommodation letter
  • Fee payment receipt
  • Travel insurance
  • Financial & sponsor documents
FAQs

Common questions about studying in Greece.

How much scholarship can I get in Greece? +

Up to 35% for 95%+ marks, 25% for 91–95%, and 20% for below 90% — subject to university approval.

How much show money is required? +

€22,000 for Bachelor's or €12,000 for Master's, with funds at least 3 months old.

Can I work while studying? +

Yes — 20 hours/week during term, up to 40 hours/week during vacations.

How long does the visa process take? +

Approximately 3–4 months on average.

What questions come up in the embassy interview? +

Typical questions cover your sponsor, chosen university and course, future goals, and living costs — we provide full interview preparation.

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