
Opleiding: MSc in Accounting and Finance
Learning purpose
The goal of our Postgraduate Program is to advance both knowledge and scientific research in the fields of Accounting and Finance. This aim is achieved through a modern, well-designed program that utilizes varied teaching methods, such as the study of international bibliography, laboratory courses, case studies, individual and team assignments, a thesis or dissertation, and a teaching style which combines the instructor's knowledge and research findings with the experience of business executives who are invited as guest speakers. Moreover, the PhD program contributes to scientific advancement in the fields of Accounting and Finance through the research pursued by its PhD candidates who, in collaboration with the Department's faculty, carry out original and innovative research.
Target audience
The Postgraduate Program in Accounting and Finance offers an intense study program that attracts highly motivated students. The aim of the Program is to accept highly intelligent applicants with good undergraduate studies, talent, and good prospects, who are ready to work hard and have the ambition to reach top positions on the executive ladder. The Master's Program accepts graduates of Greek or foreign Universities.
Programme
The Master's Program in Accounting and Finance began operating during the academic year 2004-05. It includes:
- A full-time course of 12-month duration
- A part-time course of 24-month duration
Students in both courses can specialize in
- Accounting, or
- Finance
Entry Requirements
- An undergraduate degree from a Greek or foreign Institution of Higher Education, or from a Greek Technological Educational Institution (non Greek degrees must be recognized by the National Academic Recognition Information Centre).
- Grade point average of undergraduate degree.
- Two reference letters.
- Very good command of the English language, as indicated by a TOEFL, TOEIC or IELTS score.
- GMAT score (only for full-time applicants).
- Work experience obtained following completion of the undergraduate degree (only for part-time applicants).
- Interview by the Admissions Committee, which consists of at least two members of the academic staff. The Admissions Committee evaluates the applicant's: a) ability to follow the program, based on his or her analytical and complex reasoning; communication skills; and leadership skills, b) prospects for using the knowledge acquired through the Program in a professional setting (professional goals, career motives) and c) ability to contribute to the learning process of the Program.

