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Information for the Students |
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Life in Auth
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The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
provides all members of the academic community with
a significant number of services, aiming to improve
the quality of academic life and support the implementation
of their daily tasks. Find out information about the
actions of the Aristotle University Cultural Policy
Committee, as well as about the Orchestra, the Opera
Oberta, Choirs, the Museums-Archives-Collections, the
various Student Societies and the Ceremony Halls of
the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
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Learn more in
AUTh website.
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European Programmes
Socrates/Erasmus
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The
School of Geology has developed collaboration with many
other European Universities or Institutes. The students
can get all the necessary information from our co-ordinators
of each program. Further information is available
at the
Department of European Educational Programmes, Aristotle
University of Thessaloniki. Tel. +30 2310 995306,
995169.
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Course Registration
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he maximum number of courses a student is permitted
to register per semester is n+3, where n the sum of
compulsory (Y) plus the minimum number of optional (E)
courses.
Assessment is generally based on formal written examinations
at the end of semester. The method of assessment by
mid-term exams and term papers is used in a number of
courses; also, a combination of the two methods is not
unusual.
The total number of courses and not their separation
in compulsory and optional plays the basic role in the
registration. The
maximum number and the distribution
of courses each student can fulfill is
shown below.
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Semester |
Compulsory Courses(Õ) |
Minimum number of Optional Courses (Å) |
Y+E+3 (n+3) |
1st |
6 |
0 |
10 |
2nd |
6 |
0 |
9 |
3rd |
6 |
1 |
11 |
4th |
4 |
2 |
9 |
5th |
5 |
2 |
11 |
6th |
6 |
2 |
11 |
7th |
2 |
4 |
10 |
8th |
3 |
5 |
11 |
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AUTh Scholarships
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Scholarships to Foreign Students
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AUTh grants scholarships every year
through the
Department of Studies.
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Academic Calendar
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The academic year starts on September 1st every year
and ends on August 31st of the following year. The
educational work of every academic year is structured
in two semesters, the fall semester and the spring semester,
each of which comprises 13 weeks of teaching and two
or three weeks of exams.
- Fall semester courses start in the last week
of September and end in late January, followed by
the first exam period of the fall semester.
- Spring semester courses start in mid-February
and end at the end of May, followed by the first
exam period of the spring semester.
The exact dates are determined by the University
Senate. In extraordinary cases, however, upon recommendation
of the Senate, the start and end dates of the two semesters
may be fixed by the Minister of Education, so as to
ensure the required number of teaching weeks. Every
semester has two exam periods: Fall semester courses
are examined during the exam period January-February
and re-sit exams are held in September; Spring semester
courses are examined during the exam period of June
and re-sit exams are held in September.
Neither courses nor exams are held in July and August,
the two months of summer holidays. Holidays also include:
- Christmas Holidays: December 24 to January 7.
- Carnival Holidays: from Thursday before Lent
to the day after Lent Monday.
- Easter Holidays: from the Monday of Easter Week
to the Sunday after Easter Sunday.
- October 26: Saint Dimitrios Day, Feast of the
city’s Patron Saint. Liberation of Thessaloniki
from the Ottoman rule (National Holiday).
- October 28: National holiday Commemoration of
the “No” to Italian fascism.
- November 17: Student’s uprising in the National
Technical University of Athens against the junta
in 1973.
- January 30: The Three Patron Saints of Education
Day.
- March 25: National Anniversary of the revolution
of 1821 against the Turkish rule.
- May 1: Labour Day.
- Holy Spirit Day: (Monday after Pentecost).
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