Grado in Ciencias de la Salud in Europe

This 6-year medical program combines foundational and clinical sciences with Greek language training and practical clinical exposure. Early semesters cover anatomy, biochemistry, physiology, histology, and medical ethics, followed by pathology, microbiology, pharmacology, and public health. Advanced semesters focus on specialties like cardiology, surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry, gynecology, and emergency medicine. The final year is dedicated to full-time clinical traineeships across major medical departments.

The program is open to foreign citizens who completed the last two years of high school outside Greece.
Applicants must submit a high school diploma or IB, proof of English proficiency, a personal statement, and attend an interview.
They must also take an online admission test covering Biology, Chemistry, and reasoning unless they hold BMAT, MediTest-EU, or A-Levels with at least AAB in Chemistry, Biology, and another subject (excluding English).
Final A-Level results (not predicted) are required for test exemption.

This bachelor's program in genomics integrates biology, chemistry, data science, and bioinformatics. Students begin with molecular biology, genetics, statistics, and programming. They progress to advanced topics such as genomics, metabolomics, and algorithms for biological data. Third-year courses focus on structural biology, complex traits, AI ethics, and biological networks. Electives include medical and viral genomics, synthetic microbiology, and internships. The program emphasizes both lab work and computational skills for careers in life sciences.

Applicants must have a secondary school diploma valid for university access in Italy or an equivalent foreign qualification. A solid foundation in mathematics, logic, and science is required, along with English proficiency at B2 level. Admission is based on the TOLC-I test (in English or Italian), assessing math, science, verbal comprehension, and logic. If minimum standards are not met, students receive Additional Learning Requirements to complete in their first year.
Tuition fees for EU students vary from €157 to €3,000/year depending on income. Non-EU students typically pay €1,200/year.

This bachelor's degree offers a comprehensive dental education built around the highest European and North American standards in dental training, with particular attention to updated European benchmarks for graduating dentists. Students are trained in the fundamentals of human health and disease as they relate to the oral environment, following a curriculum closely integrated with the biomedical sciences. Training combines pre-clinical and clinical work in specialized facilities, including anatomy dissection rooms, haptic and dental radiology simulation labs, digital dentistry and planning labs, and an on-campus dental clinic where students treat patients under the supervision of experienced dentists and faculty.

The first two years lay a biomedical foundation through coursework in anatomy, physiology, histology and embryology, cell biology and genetics, medical biochemistry, dental ethics, biostatistics and epidemiology, dental morphology, and biomaterials and dental technology. The third and fourth years introduce microbiology and immunology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, the principles of surgery and internal medicine, general therapeutics, first aid, and the foundational clinical disciplines of dentistry, including early coursework in operative dentistry, endodontics, fixed and removable prosthodontics, periodontology, and oral and maxillofacial radiology. From the fifth year onward, students progressively deepen their clinical training across these same disciplines while adding oral surgery, oral medicine and pathology, digital dentistry and planning, pediatric dentistry, orthodontics, dental anesthesiology, ergonomics and infection control, and behavior and communication skills, alongside coursework in the critical appraisal of scientific literature and integrated clinical seminars. The later years also include external clinical rotations and a choice of applied elective topics such as occupational risks in dentistry, legal and forensic dentistry, dental marketing and management, and dental office administration.

Graduates automatically qualify to practice as general dental practitioners across all European Union and European Free Trade Association member states, and may go on to specialize in areas such as oral surgery, restorative dentistry, pediatric dentistry, or orthodontics, working in private clinics or private and public hospitals and community clinics.

Applicants must hold a high school leaving certificate or an equivalent qualification, such as GCE A Levels or the International Baccalaureate. For applicants from public and private schools in Cyprus and Greece, admission requires an average grade of at least 18 out of 20 (or the equivalent of a 90% grade) on the high school leaving certificate, along with a pass in Biology plus at least one of Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics; equivalent qualifications from other education systems may also be considered. For applicants from public and private schools in Germany, admission requires an average grade corresponding to at least 2.3 on the Abitur.

This bachelor's program provides a thorough foundation in psychological theory and practice. It covers major areas such as general, clinical, social, developmental, and health psychology, alongside neuroscience, statistics, and research methods. Students gain hands-on skills through training in communication, testing, counseling, and observation. Specialized topics include forensic psychology, organizational behavior, and psychopathology. Elective options allow exploration of intercultural, positive, or group psychology. The program concludes with a bachelor thesis and an internship to apply academic knowledge in real-world settings.

To apply for this bachelor's program, applicants must submit a secondary school diploma with final grades, a passport copy, and a motivational letter that is written independently without AI assistance. English proficiency at a B2 level is required, which can be proven through TOEFL iBT (72–94), IELTS (5.5–6.5), PTE (59–75), or Duolingo (100–125). Alternatively, applicants can take the university's free online English test. A minimum GPA of 60% of the maximum is needed. Students with a gap of three or more years since graduation may be asked to take additional tests. All documents must be clear, high-quality color scans.

This master's program in General Medicine follows a traditional Central European curriculum taught in English and aligns with European Union standards. The first two years cover theoretical subjects such as anatomy, biology, and physiology, followed by preclinical subjects like pathology and pharmacology. Clinical training begins in the fourth year with disciplines like internal medicine, surgery, and pediatrics, culminating in the sixth year with hands-on bedside training. Courses in public health, medical law, and social medicine are also included. Students take compulsory Czech language classes for effective patient interaction. The program concludes with final state examinations and awards the professional degree of Doctor of Medicine (MUDr.). It also supports student mobility through ECTS and is recognized by several international accreditation bodies.

To apply for this master's program, applicants must take an entrance examination that includes questions in Biology, Chemistry, and either Physics or Mathematics. Non-native English speakers must also provide an English proficiency certificate, such as FCE, IELTS (minimum score 6), TOEFL (minimum score 87), or PTE Academic (minimum score 59), or take the university's own English test. Those who completed their secondary or university education in English are exempt from the language test. The entrance exam is available only once per academic year.

This program integrates mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology with engineering, focusing on medical applications. Students learn about biomechanics, biomaterials, electronics in medical equipment, medical imaging, data analysis, and software tools like CAD and image processing. Core components include interdisciplinary projects, anatomy, physiology, medical informatics, and law/ethics in biomedical contexts. The curriculum includes lab work, project-based learning, and a final thesis and industrial placement.

Applicants must have completed secondary school with mathematics and English at an advanced level (minimum 60%, or 30% at bilingual level). A second subject is also required: physics, chemistry, biology, informatics, or a relevant vocational diploma. Accepted diplomas include fields like automation, robotics, electronics, IT, and energy systems. The program is open to candidates with strong technical or scientific backgrounds.

This bachelor's program combines natural sciences, health sciences, and data science with foundational studies in law, business, and social sciences to provide a well-rounded, practical education. Designed to ease international students into the curriculum, the first semester can be completed entirely online. The program has a strong research focus, especially in laboratory courses, where students engage with complex biomedical topics. It prepares graduates for careers in biotechnology and diagnostic laboratories, research and development, health policy, health administration, and the pharmaceutical industry.

To be admitted to this bachelor's program, applicants need a recognized higher education entrance qualification. This may include a general or subject-specific school-leaving certificate, a vocational or technical college qualification, a degree that qualifies for professional entry, or a combination of early school leaving and relevant vocational training plus two years of work experience. English language proficiency must be demonstrated through tests such as TOEFL iBT, IELTS Academic, Cambridge Certificate, or UniCert. For applicants from Germany, the Abitur certificate typically suffices as proof of English proficiency.

This 12-semester medical degree offers a comprehensive foundation in biomedical sciences, including anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and public health. It progressively integrates clinical disciplines such as internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry, and gynecology. Students undertake extensive clinical clerkships across various specialties and explore electives in emerging and interdisciplinary medical topics. The final semesters are dedicated almost entirely to hands-on clinical training and professional development.

Applicants must be international students who completed secondary education outside Greece and hold a diploma that qualifies for university admission in their country. They must provide a high school certificate and a motivation letter, CV, and meet academic criteria through qualifications like IB, A-Levels, MCAT, UCAT, or equivalent tests. Good English proficiency is required (B2 level, IELTS ≥ 6.5, TOEFL ≥ 79). Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview.

​This bachelor's degree is a four-year program totaling 240 ECTS credits. The curriculum covers foundational subjects such as Attention and Perception, Fundamentals of Psychobiology, and Personality Psychology. Advanced topics include Neuropsychology, Psychopathology, and Cognitive Techniques and Behavior Modification. Students can choose specialized electives in areas like Health Psychology, Educational Psychology, and Neuropsychology. The program also incorporates practical training through work placements and culminates with a Final Year Project.

To be admitted to this degree, applicants must demonstrate a B2 level of English, proven through a recognized language certificate (others may be evaluated individually). Additional required documents include a valid passport scan, high school diploma and transcript, national exam results, a statement of purpose or motivational letter, and a CV.

​This bachelor's degree is a five-year program totaling 300 ECTS credits. The curriculum encompasses foundational sciences, clinical skills, and specialized dental disciplines. In the initial years, students engage with subjects such as Human Anatomy and Embryology, Biochemistry, and Microbiology. Progressing through the program, they delve into areas like Dental Radiology, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontics, and Pediatric Dentistry. The final year emphasizes practical experience through clinical practicums and culminates with a Bachelor’s Final Project.

Applicants should ideally have secondary education knowledge in Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and Biology. A B2 level of English is required, with certificates evaluated individually. Additional documents include a valid passport, high school transcripts and diploma, national exam results, a motivational letter, and a CV.

This bachelor's degree trains students to become skilled sports coaches, equipping them to plan training sessions, build athletes' confidence, and guide performance development for athletes ranging from beginners to elite competitors. Alongside technical coaching skills, students develop the leadership and organizational abilities needed to run sports teams, manage competitions, and oversee broader team operations, whether working with youth athletes or national-level squads. Students choose one sport to specialize in from a defined list, including football, basketball, fencing, swimming, tennis, handball, judo, volleyball, track and field, men's and women's artistic gymnastics, aerobic gymnastics, and strength and conditioning, and study its theory and practice across every year of the program.

The curriculum opens with injury prevention and first aid, anatomy, gymnastic exercises, games in training, the history of philosophy and of sport, Olympism, and information technology, alongside the first stage of theory and practice in the student's selected sport. The second year builds on this with further anatomy and biochemistry, introductions to pedagogy, psychology, and sociology, the theory of physical education and sport, and communication skills, followed by biomechanics, physiology, injury prevention and rehabilitation, the theory of education, motor control and movement learning, general sport management issues, statistics, and the first stage of supervised field practice. Later coursework covers further physiology, sport pedagogy and sport psychology, motor development, nutrition, training theory, an introduction to research methods, and further sport-specific practice and field placements, culminating in a two-part thesis, along with coursework in sports analysis and sport sociology.

From the fourth year onward, students choose one of two specialization tracks. The Leadership Specialization focuses on preparing students for management and administrative roles within sport, covering the fundamentals of economics and marketing, leadership psychology for sport coaches, the specialized demands of the student's chosen sport, the basics of sports economics, decision-making in sport, sport management, and leadership models in sport. The Youth Coach Specialization focuses on working with young and developing athletes, covering developmental and educational psychology, the theory of education, youth developmental sport programs, coaching athletes with special educational needs, talent education and management, coaching across different age groups, and the relationship between family, school, and athletic development.

Graduates go on to work with sports clubs and public or private sports organizations, coaching professional and amateur teams or training individual athletes to reach peak performance, and the program is designed to prepare students well for further study at the master's level.

Applicants must have completed secondary education or be in their final year of secondary school, with a scanned passport, secondary school transcripts, and, where available, a secondary school certificate or final exam results. Applicants must also document relevant experience in their chosen sport, ideally supported by a certificate from a national or international sports federation, proof of participation in national or international competitions, a letter of recommendation from a coach, and a short video, no longer than five minutes, showing the applicant actively engaging in the sport. All applicants take part in an online interview, which also serves to assess English language proficiency regardless of any certificates submitted, along with an online biology test.

This master's program offers a structured and comprehensive education in Dentistry, divided into theoretical, preclinical, and clinical phases. Students begin with foundational courses in anatomy, physiology, and chemistry, followed by clinical sciences such as surgery and internal medicine. Core specialization areas include preventive and operative dentistry, orthodontics, periodontics, prosthetics, oral surgery, and dental radiology. Practical training is emphasized throughout the program, along with courses in management, ethics, and healthcare legislation. The program uses the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS), enabling study abroad opportunities at partner universities, and concludes with final state exams in key dental disciplines. Graduates earn the professional degree of Doctor of Dentistry (MDDr.).

To apply for this master's program, all candidates must pass an entrance examination covering Biology, Chemistry, and either Physics or Mathematics. Non-native English speakers must provide proof of English proficiency through standardized tests such as FCE, IELTS (minimum score 6), TOEFL (minimum score 87), PTE Academic (minimum score 59), or take the institution's own English test. Applicants educated in English at the secondary or tertiary level are exempt from the language test. The entrance examination is held only once per academic year.