The Bachelor of Business Administration is funded by the public sector and provides students with the academic and practical knowledge required to design and develop their own business or to be employed in both the public and private sectors.

Recognized by DOATAP as being of equal status with equivalent of Greek universities.

The Master of Business Administration Program is funded by the public sector, provides students with the foundational knowledge and skills and equips them with the appropriate resources to become leaders and specialize as executives in both the private and public sectors.

Recognized by DOATAP as being of equal status with equivalent of Greek universities.

The Master’s Degree Program in International Trade and Maritime Management is funded by the public sector, provides students with the necessary knowledge and equips them with the appropriate resources to be able to develop business skills in the field of international trade.

Recognized by DOATAP as being of equal status with equivalent of Greek universities.

The Postgraduate Program in Maritime Law & Maritime Administration is funded by the public sector, provides students with the foundational knowledge and skills and equips them with the appropriate resources to be able to develop and become senior executives of shipping companies or public interest organizations.

Recognized by DOATAP as being of equal status with equivalent of Greek universities.

The Master of Science in Law of New Technologies (LLM) is offered in the public sector and provides students with specialized knowledge and skills in contemporary legal, regulatory and ethical issues of the digital age. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the program focuses on areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data protection, the digital economy and European digital policy, effectively preparing graduates for professional development in the public and private sectors.

Frederick University is recognized by DOATAP as being of equal status with equivalent Greek universities.

The Postgraduate Program in Special Education provides the opportunity to earn credits in the public sector by introducing graduates to the MAIN SPECIAL EDUCATION tables (ASEP announcements) or offers new professional opportunities in the private sector.

The internship is carried out in Greece in collaboration with the Department of Education of the University of Ioannina in school or non-school structures of the public and private sectors (e.g. KDAP MEA, Medical Pedagogical Centers MEA, Mental Health Centers, etc.)

Recognized by DOATAP as being of equal status with equivalent of Greek universities.

The Master’s Degree Program in School Administration and Leadership is funded by the public sector and provides students with a wide range of knowledge and skills in the theory and practice of educational administration and leadership.

Recognized by DOATAP as equivalent to the equivalent of Greek universities.

The Postgraduate Program in Psychology Applications in the School Community is awarded in the public sector and provides students with specialized knowledge and skills based on the integration of theory, research and practical applications of school psychology and other branches of psychology in the school community.

Recognized by DOATAP as being of equal status with equivalent of Greek universities.

The Master of Science in Educational Studies: Curriculum & Instruction is awarded in the public sector and provides students with the necessary theoretical and practical background in contemporary trends in curriculum and teaching. Students have the opportunity to choose one of the 5 areas of the Program depending on their educational level and interests.

Recognized by DOATAP as being of equal status with equivalent of Greek universities.

The Master’s Programme in Adult Education is recognized for merit-based recruitment and promotion in the Greek public sector and provides students with the knowledge and skills required for teaching adults. Graduates of the programme are eligible to participate in the Hellenic National Organisation for the Certification of Qualifications and Vocational Guidance (EOPPEP) certification examinations in order to be included in the Registry of Adult Educators.

The programme is recognized by DOATAP as equivalent to the corresponding Master’s degree awarded by Greek Higher Education Institutions (HEIs).