Study Tourism and Hospitality in Greece
14 universities in Greece offer Tourism and Hospitality programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 5,000 EUR per year.
Aegean College
A private Greek college in Athens and Thessaloniki offering programs validated by partner UK universities.
BCA College
The Business College of Athens: a Greek pioneer in business, shipping and hospitality since 1971, with the University of West London.
Epsilon College
A private college of the Epsilon Net group in Athens and Thessaloniki, partnered with the University of Northampton for computing and business.
Mediterranean College
Greece's first English-language private college (1977): UK-awarded programs in psychology, business, computing and health in Athens.
Metropolitan College
One of Greece's largest private colleges, in Athens, offering UK-awarded programs in psychology, business, engineering and health.
Athens University of Economics and Business
Greece's leading economics and business university, renowned for its master's programs and strength in data science and finance.
University of West Attica
A public university formed in 2018 from the Athens and Piraeus technological institutes: applied sciences, health and engineering.
University of the Aegean
A 'multi-island' public university spread across six Aegean islands and a pioneer of interdisciplinary studies.
University of Thessaly
A multi-campus public university in central Greece with strengths in medicine (English-taught MD), engineering and sport science.
University of the Peloponnese
A young public university centred on Tripoli: humanities, social sciences, technology and management with a European outlook.
University of Piraeus
A public university specialising in economics, management and informatics, at the heart of Greece's great port of Piraeus.
Harokopio University of Athens
A small public research university near central Athens and Greece's reference in nutrition, public health and geography.
International Hellenic University
A public university founded in 2005 in Thessaloniki, historically dedicated to English-taught international programmes.
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.