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Administrative
Matters
Credit
Compulsory Courses
Contents
Optional Courses
Administrative matters
Foreign language is a compulsory subject in the university curriculum for the first
four semesters. There are three foreign languages that can be opted for: English, French
and German.
The Dept. of Economic Studies requires an advanced foreign language course for the 5th
and 6th semesters as well.
In the Dept. of Informatics
there is only one foreign language available: English.
In the Dept. of International & European Economic & Political Studies students
have to choose a language other than the one they selected for their university entrance
exams. In other words, if students have taken English in their entrance exams they have to
choose French or German during their university studies.
Credit
In the Dept. of Economic Studies and the Dept. of Informatics credit is
based on the mean average of the grades obtained in the six/four semesters respectively.
In all other departments, grades obtained in the four semesters carry equal weight when
calculating the final degree grade.
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Compulsory courses
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Dept. of Economics |
Dept. of Business Administration |
Dept. of Accounting and Finance |
Dept. of DEOPS |
Dept. of Informatics |
Dept. of Educational &Social Policy |
Dept. of Music |
| A |
English for Students of Economics Part I
by Yv. Georgatsou, M. Liarommati, S. Kadoglou, University Studio Press, 1988 |
Infotech
for computer users, by Santiago Remacha Esteras, CUP 1996 |
Teacher’s
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Teacher’s Notes |
| B |
English for Students of Economics Part
II by Yv. Georgatsou, M. Liarommati, University Studio Press, 1988 |
Teacher’s
Notes |
Teacher’s Notes |
| C |
English for Students of Management Part I by Yv. Georgatsou, M. Liarommati,
University Studio Press, 1995 |
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Oxford English for Computing, by K. Boeckner and
P.C. Brown, OUP, 1993 |
Teacher’s Notes |
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| D |
English for Students of Management Part II by Yv. Georgatsou, M. Liarommati,
University Studio Press, 1996 |
Teacher’s Notes |
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Selected
Topics for Students of Economics Part I, by Yv. Georgatsou, Z. Kantaridou, M.
Liarommati, University Studio Press, 1993 |
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Selected Topics for Students of
Economics Part II, by Yv. Georgatsou,
Z. Kantaridou,
M. Liarommati, University Studio Press, 1994 |
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Optional courses TOEFL:
an English language qualification necessary for pursuing postgraduate studies. (10 weeks)
Beginners’ course: a course
designed to help students organize and improve their knowledge of English in order to
attend the compulsory English courses. The course runs for 2 semesters. The syllabus is
enriched with the use of a multimedia programme which stimulates students’ interest and
helps them learn in a motivating way.
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