Study Civil Engineering in Greece
9 universities in Greece offer Civil Engineering programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 12,000 EUR per year.
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
The largest university in the Balkans, founded in 1925, spanning every discipline from medicine to engineering and fine arts.
University of Ioannina
A large public research university in western Greece, founded in 1964, in one of the country's most affordable student cities.
University of West Attica
A public university formed in 2018 from the Athens and Piraeus technological institutes: applied sciences, health and engineering.
University of Patras
Greece's third-largest university, founded in 1964 in Patras: engineering, science, health and humanities.
University of Thessaly
A multi-campus public university in central Greece with strengths in medicine (English-taught MD), engineering and sport science.
Democritus University of Thrace
A public university in Greece's northeast, spread across four cities, with strengths in law, engineering and veterinary medicine.
University of the Peloponnese
A young public university centred on Tripoli: humanities, social sciences, technology and management with a European outlook.
Hellenic Mediterranean University
A public university in Heraklion, Crete, formed from the merger of the island's technological institutes, spanning engineering, health, agriculture and applied arts.
National Technical University of Athens
Greece's most prestigious engineering school, founded in 1837, known as the Athens 'Polytechnion'.