Open to diverse backgrounds
Graduates from multiple disciplines
The programme is suitable for university degree holders with diverse academic backgrounds, not only accounting or finance graduates.
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A complete file,
reviewed with serious care.
The admissions process is designed to be clear, document-based, and transparent. Applicants submit a complete online file, shortlisted candidates are interviewed by teleconference, and successful applicants receive a formal letter of acceptance together with next-step guidance.
B2
Minimum English Level
1
Recommendation Letter
90
ECTS Degree
Hybrid
Delivery Mode
Application Review
From online file to formal offer.
The Study Guide gives a clear five-stage admissions flow: submission, completeness review, committee assessment, shortlisting interview, and the final issuance of an acceptance letter.
Stage
When
What happens
Status
Submission
When ready
Complete the electronic application form and upload the required supporting documents.
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File check
After submission
The admissions side confirms that the application file contains the mandatory documentation.
Internal review
Committee review
Shortlisting stage
Applications are processed by a selection committee and considered in relation to background, soft skills, hard skills, and any professional experience.
Selective
Interview
If shortlisted
Shortlisted candidates are invited to a short interview via teleconference.
By invitation
Offer
After final review
Successful candidates receive a letter of acceptance together with guidance on the next administrative steps.
Decision issued
The Process
Four practical steps. No ambiguity.
01
Prepare the application file
Gather the required documents, including identity, transcript, CV, recommendation letter, and proof of English where applicable.
02
Submit online
Complete the electronic application form and upload the full file through the public application page.
03
Attend the interview if shortlisted
Shortlisted applicants are invited to a short teleconference interview as part of the committee review process.
04
Receive the decision and next steps
Successful applicants receive a letter of acceptance together with guidance on legalisation, translation, and enrolment formalities.
What you submit
A complete file built around documented evidence.
The application requirements in the Study Guide are explicit. Nothing is hidden: identity documents, academic records, language proof, and any relevant professional evidence all feed into the final evaluation.
Degree certificates and transcripts will need to be Apostilled or legalised and officially translated if you are accepted. Completing this step early can speed up post-offer administration, but it is not required before initial submission.
Complete electronic application form
The full application is submitted online through the public application page on this website.
Proof of payment of the application fee
Applicants should include proof that the application fee has been paid as part of the submitted file.
Passport or identity card
A valid passport or national identity document is required for identification purposes.
Curriculum vitae
Include your academic background, professional experience, and any additional evidence relevant to the programme.
Graduation certificate and full transcript
Submit your university degree certificate and a full transcript of modules and marks.
Proof of English at B2 level
Candidates who completed an English-speaking bachelor's degree are exempt from this requirement.
Evidence of professional experience
Professional experience is welcomed where relevant and can support the overall evaluation of the application.
One letter of recommendation
A single recommendation letter is listed in the Study Guide as part of the formal admissions file.
Additional supporting documentation
Applicants may attach extra documentation that helps the committee understand their preparation and profile.
Before Enrolment
Two administrative points to get right early.
The Study Guide highlights two practical issues that matter immediately after admission: document legalisation and early planning for international-student administration.
Official documents
Apostille / translation
Graduation certificates and transcripts need to be Apostilled or legalised and officially translated after admission where required.
- Degree certificateRequired if admitted
- Full transcriptRequired if admitted
- TranslationOfficial only
International applicants
Plan early for visa steps
If you are coming from outside the EU, the visa and residence-permit process should begin promptly after admission because these formalities can take time.
- Student visaBefore arrival
- Residence permitAfter arrival
- Further guidanceInternational page
Who Should Apply
A strong fit is defined by readiness and purpose.
The Study Guide presents the programme as suitable both for recent graduates and for professionals who want to update their expertise for a data-driven financial environment.
Designed for professionals too
Practitioners updating for the AI era
Professionals in accounting, auditing, and financial management who want to update their expertise for a data-driven workplace are explicitly addressed in the Study Guide.
Internationally accessible
Greek and international applicants
Both Greek nationals and international students are eligible, and the degree is delivered in English in hybrid format.
Questions, answered
What applicants usually need to clarify first.
Do I need an accounting or finance undergraduate degree?
No. The Study Guide states that the programme is suitable for degree holders with diverse academic backgrounds, provided they can support their application through the required documentation and selection process.
Is professional experience mandatory?
No. Evidence of professional experience is listed “if any”, which means it can strengthen an application but is not a formal prerequisite.
Can an English-speaking bachelor's degree replace the B2 certificate?
Yes. Candidates who have completed an English-speaking bachelor's degree are exempt from the separate English-language proof requirement.
When do Apostille or official translations become necessary?
The Study Guide explains that degree documents will need to be Apostilled or legalised and officially translated if you are accepted. Doing so earlier may speed up the process, but it is not required before submission.
What happens after I submit my file?
Once the application is received, it is processed by a selection committee. Shortlisted candidates are invited to a short teleconference interview. If successful, they receive a formal letter of acceptance and next-step guidance.
Is there any preparation before classes begin?
Yes. Before the start of the MSc, students are asked to complete an intensive asynchronous preparatory training in mathematics and statistics, accounting, economics and finance, and programming.
Apply Online
Start the application when your file is ready to stand on its own.
Submit online, upload the required documents, and let the selection process proceed in the order set out in the Study Guide.