The programme offers a comprehensive view of the establishment, operation, development and restructuring of business activities, through the view of innovation, the use of available economic and technological tools for development as well as the change management. It provides a balanced mix of theoretical and empirical knowledge and it is based on experiential techniques where students acquire personal and collective experiences through their contact with realistic problems and the interaction with executive managers and entrepreneurs of modern enterprises.

MSc in “Entrepreneurship” incorporates the modern trends in business operation, which concern business networks, local and regional production chains, business clusters, the social economy as well as synergies between research and production activities. Through theoretical and empirical approaches, the programme discusses on the crucial aspects of modern entrepreneurship, such as market structure, good practices, business ethics, leadership, social responsibility and the role of entrepreneurial action for the country, whereas also presents a complete mix of tools and mechanisms for strengthening investment activity.

MSc in “Entrepreneurship” refers to existing and potential entrepreneurs, business executives as well as young scientists who are interested in entrepreneurship.

The programme offers a comprehensive view of the establishment, operation, development and restructuring of business activities, through the view of innovation, the use of available economic and technological tools for development as well as the change management. It provides a balanced mix of theoretical and empirical knowledge and it is based on experiential techniques where students acquire personal and collective experiences through their contact with realistic problems and the interaction with executive managers and entrepreneurs of modern enterprises.

The maximum annual number of new graduate students admitted to PMS was set at forty (40). Excluded from the above limitation are those with equal grades during the evaluation and the (1) IKY and (1) foreign scholarship holders of the Greek state, as well as one (1) member from all the categories E.E.P., E.D.I.P. and E.T.E.P..

The successful completion of 7 courses (included the thesis), which are distributed over three academic semesters and accumulate a total of 75 credits (ECTS), is required to receive the Master’s Degree.

The courses are held exclusively on Friday and Saturday

In the case of lectures with a physical presence, these are held in the classrooms and laboratories of the Department of Business Administration Larissa

The partial attendance of the Programme is provided for employees and in exceptional cases for non-employees The duration of partial attendance is 5 semesters without additional financial burden.

The tuition fees amount to 3,200€

This possibility is only available to part-time students who are working. The P.M.S. meets all the conditions for inclusion in the LAEK program of the OAED. Please contact OAED for more information.

In every P.M.S. in addition to the number of admissions, one (1) scholarship holder of the State Scholarship Foundation (I.K.Y.) who succeeded in the relevant internal postgraduate studies competition of the academic subject of the P.M.S. and one (1) foreign scholarship holder of the Greek State.

You can also combine your period of study abroad with an internship to gain professional experience, which is increasingly necessary to enter the job market.
The possibility of studying abroad is offered to undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as PhD candidates. Postgraduate students undertaking a full course of study abroad (up to two years) may be able to benefit from an EU-guaranteed Erasmus+ postgraduate loan.
https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/el/dynatotites/dynatotites-gia-idiotes/students/spoydes-sto-exoteriko

A scholarship is not granted in the following cases:

a) Postgraduate students who already receive a scholarship from another source
b) Postgraduate students who are on paid educational leave
c) Postgraduate students who are civil servants and

– whether they are paid by some public source
– whether they are on paid educational leave

d) Postgraduate students who are exempt from tuition fees

• Student ID (Pass)
• Health and hospital care if they don’t have it
• Catering at the student club
• Access to the Information Resources of the Central Libraries and a borrowing membership card
• Electronic account (e-mail)
• Internet access (the buildings have free WI-FI)
• Internet access from an external provider, to the online services of UTH from their computer via VPN. More information it.uth.gr