The total cost of the Program is €3,000.
Successful applicants must pay the first installment of the tuition fee (€1,500) by the deadline specified in the Letter of Acceptance and promptly provide proof of payment to the Secretariat.
The second installment of the tuition fee (€1,500) must be settled between January 1-10.
The Program awards the Hypatia Scholarship on an annual basis.
US-citizens may apply for a Fulbright-scholarship.
Graduates of German universities may apply for a DAAD-scholarship.
Students who are Greek citizens may qualify for an exemption from program fees if they meet the relevant legal requirements.
The “Ψηλά Βουνά” [Psila Vouna] Award – In Memory of the Educator Maria Thanassa was established through private donations and designated for one of the students admitted to the Program for the 2026–27 academic year who holds a Greek Tax Identification Number (AFM), based on the strongest writing sample submitted as part of the application. The award amounts to €1,800.
The award will be conferred on Ms. Niovi Gennadiou.