BS in Psychology

Founded to bring American undergraduate psychology training to Europe, the program has grown into an internationally recognized academic department. Over the years, the curriculum expanded to include specialized coursework in neuropsychology, forensic psychology, and clinical counseling, reflecting current scientific findings and clinical standards. Major accomplishments include securing professional degree recognition in Greece, allowing graduates to obtain national psychology practice licenses, and building active internship partnerships with local mental health centers. Every student completes an original empirical research project and supervised clinical fieldwork before graduation, gaining practical skills that support entry into graduate schools and human service roles across Europe and North America.

Candidates must hold a high school diploma or equivalent secondary school leaving credential with a solid academic background in natural and social sciences.

Application Process:

1. Submit the online undergraduate application form with the €30 ($30) application fee.

2. Provide official high school transcripts and graduation diplomas.

3. Submit proof of English language proficiency.

4. Provide a copy of a valid passport or national ID card and a digital passport photo.

5. Complete an admissions interview if requested by the review committee.

Available Scholarships: The institution offers merit-based scholarships and need-based financial aid grants that reduce tuition expenses. Admitted students apply for financial assistance upon receiving an acceptance offer, and awards renew each year if the recipient maintains satisfactory academic standing.

Permitted up to 20 hours per week during academic terms under Greek and U.S. student visa rules