Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Short Course in Greece

Greece is the cradle of European civilization and the birthplace of philosophy. Greek universities and colleges have a long history in academics, attracting international students from all over the world. Classes are not typically formal, so you can expect open discussions between students and professors, in line with the classical philosophical debate tradition. EU/EEA students don’t pay any tuition at public universities, while non-EU/EEA citizens pay low fees. In Greece, you’ll also enjoy the well-known local hospitality and the wonderful Mediterranean climate. There are many landmarks and monuments waiting to be explored, including the Acropolis, Delphi, the Parthenon, and many others.

Nanoscience and Nanotechnology students explore ways to take advantage of nanoscale materials’ enhanced properties and use this knowledge to improve and innovate a wide range of industries, such as medicine and pharmacy, food and industrial agriculture, energy, environmental sciences, or the aerospace industry.