For postgraduate study, Greece offers 24 Master's programmes in Arts & Humanities, all hosted at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. The university's broad departmental structure spans philosophy, linguistics, history, archaeology, and related disciplines, giving students considerable choice within a single institution.
Tuition details for these Master's programmes are not centrally listed and should be confirmed with the university directly. As Greece's largest university, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens attracts students from across Europe and beyond. Many Master's programmes are taught in Greek, though some are available in English.
Tuition varies by programme — contact the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens directly for current fee information on each Master's programme.
All 24 listed Master's programmes are at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.
Yes, the university accepts international students. Some Master's programmes are available in English; others require Greek language proficiency.
Applicants typically need a relevant bachelor's degree and may be required to sit an entrance examination or submit a research proposal. Check each programme's specific requirements.
Applications are submitted directly to the university's department. The international office can advise overseas applicants on documentation, credential recognition, and language requirements.