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Apply for September 2027.

Applications are submitted electronically and reviewed throughout the year — with the full selection cycle completed by 30 September each academic year. Cohort sizes range from 15 to 40 students. Tuition is €7,000 per year, with scholarships available for outstanding candidates.

— Cohort size
15–40
Students per academic cycle
— Annual tuition
€7,000
Per year · same for all students
— Language requirement
CEFR B2
English proficiency · six accepted pathways
— Application window
Year-round
· closes 30 Sept
Rolling submissions · completed each cycle by 30 Sept
— Who can apply

Three categories of eligible candidates.

— Category A

Graduates of high schools outside Greece

Candidates who have completed the last two years of high school at a school based outside Greece, holding a high school diploma or equivalent secondary education qualification that entitles them to enrol in higher education in the country where they graduated.

— Category B

Graduates of recognised international schools in Greece

Candidates from recognised international schools operating in Greece following an EU or third-country curriculum, where neither candidate nor parents hold Greek nationality, and the candidate has attended at least the last two years in full-time education.

— Category C

Transfer students from agriculture schools outside Greece

Students currently enrolled in agriculture schools or equivalent higher-education institutions outside Greece who hold a study-period evaluation certificate (per Article 314A of Law 4957/2022), continuing their studies in the corresponding semester to complete the programme degree.

— English language requirement

CEFR Level B2 or above — six accepted pathways.

All candidates must demonstrate English language proficiency at CEFR Level B2 or higher, through any one of the following pathways accepted by the programme:

01English as mother tongue
02Recognised B2+ language certificate (ASEP / Ministry of Education list)
03Degree from a Greek School of Foreign Languages or equivalent
04Bachelor's, Master's or Doctorate fully taught in English
05High school with English instruction in the last two years
06Other recognised qualifications per Programme Committee discretion
— What to submit

Seven documents — all submitted electronically.

01
Application form
Completed online via the programme website — the formal entry point to the application cycle.
— Required
02
Identity document
Photocopy of both sides of police ID card or full passport.
— Required
03
High school diploma
With official translation into English if not originally issued in English.
— Required
04
Final-year transcript
Detailed transcript of all courses taken in the final year of high school, with official English translation.
— Required
05
English proficiency certificate
Demonstrating CEFR Level B2 or above through one of the six accepted pathways.
— Required
06
Motivation letter
Up to 500 words, presenting your interest in sustainable agriculture and food science, motivation for the programme, and future goals.
— Required
07
Curriculum vitae
Brief CV including studies, academic distinctions, volunteer work, or other activities related to the field.
— Required
— On document authentication

High school diplomas and transcripts must be authenticated through one of: Apostille stamp (if the country of issue is a Hague Convention member), notarial certification, certification by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Ministry of Education of the issuing country, or direct verification with the issuing school via official email to the Programme Secretariat.

— Optional academic criteria

Indicative thresholds — considered but not required.

— High school diploma
≥ 70%
Of the maximum grade or local equivalent
— International Baccalaureate
≥ 28/45
IB diploma score
— SAT / ACT
1200 / 25
SAT ≥ 1200/1600 · ACT ≥ 25/36
— TSA
≥ 70/100
Thinking Skills Assessment · raw score ≥ 28/50
— The selection process

Five steps from application to enrolment.

— Step 01

Submit application

Submit your application and all seven supporting documents electronically to the Programme Secretariat. Pay the €150 file management fee.

— Step 02

File evaluation

The Programme Committee evaluates your CV, supporting documents, and English proficiency credentials. Candidates not meeting minimum criteria are screened out at this stage.

— Step 03

Interview & English test

Shortlisted candidates participate in an online interview assessing communication, reasoning, and understanding of the agri-food sector. An English language test may also be conducted.

— Step 04

Decision & results

The Committee compiles the final list of successful candidates and any alternates. Results are notified individually. Appeals may be submitted within 5 working days.

— Step 05

Enrol & begin

Enrol within 15 days by paying the €1,000 deposit. The first instalment of tuition is due upon enrolment. Studies begin in September.

— Tuition & costs

Tuition is the same for all students — €7,000 per academic year.

€7,000 per academic year
Same for all students · €35,000 total across the five years · paid in 10 instalments
— Annual tuition
€7,000 per academic year · same for all students
€7,000
— Instalments
Two instalments per academic year, before the start of each semester
€3,500
— Application fee
File management fee paid at application · non-refundable
€150
— Enrolment deposit
Paid upon acceptance into the programme · non-refundable
€1,000
— Total tuition
Across the full 5-year programme · projected total
€35,000
— Scholarships

Six categories of programme support.

Entry scholarships.

Up to three scholarships per academic year for top-ranked candidates from the selection process — based on overall qualifications including interview results. Full exemption from tuition fees for the first academic year.

— Up to 3 awards · 1st-year tuition

Excellence scholarship.

For the student with the highest average grade across all courses each academic year — provided they have successfully completed all courses on schedule. 50% exemption from tuition fees the following academic year. Multiple awards possible in case of a tie.

— 50% tuition · annual award

Excellence prizes.

Awards for outstanding performance during studies — including a first-year award for overall course performance and class consistency, and a best-graduate award for the highest academic performance across the programme. May include honorary distinction or cash prize.

— Honorary or cash awards

War-zone & protected status.

Full or partial exemption from tuition fees for students from war zones or under international or subsidiary protection — based on documented social and humanitarian criteria, awarded following reasoned decision by the Programme Steering Committee.

— Full or partial tuition

Social scholarship.

For candidates or students facing serious financial difficulties, health issues, loss of a parent, or living in a state of emergency or long-term crisis — awarded in exceptional cases following examination of the application and supporting documents.

— Case-by-case award

Reciprocal scholarships.

Partial tuition exemption in exchange for specific work supporting the programme — including library assistance, administrative support, or research project assistance. Duration and content specified at the time of award.

— Partial tuition · work-based
— Ready to begin?

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Shape sustainable systems for a changing planet.

Applications are accepted electronically throughout the year. The full selection cycle for September 2027 entry must be completed by 30 September 2027.

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