Athens, Greece Private Est. 2004
Aegean International College
Athens college awarding validated European degrees in business, computing and hospitality, with three intakes a year and English-language teaching throughout.
- Founded
- 2004
- Students
- 3,300
- Intakes
- 3 per year
- Award
- EHEA validated
- Tuition / yr
- €5,400 – €9,200
- Intakes
- October, February
- Programmes
- 6
Overview
About AIC
Aegean International College delivers degrees validated by a partner university elsewhere in the European Higher Education Area, which means graduates receive that partner's award while studying in Athens. It is a common route for international students who want a recognised European degree with more intake flexibility than the Greek public system offers.
Teaching is in English across all programmes. Business, computing and hospitality management form the core, and the college maintains an active placement office working with employers across Athens.
- Validated by an EHEA partner university
- ECTS credit system
Degrees validated by a partner university in the European Higher Education Area
Strengths
Why choose AIC
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Validated European degree
The award comes from a partner university within the European Higher Education Area.
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Three intakes each year
More entry points than the public system, which shortens waiting time.
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Athens placement network
An active placement office with employers across the city.
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English throughout
All programmes are delivered and assessed in English.
Available programmes
Programmes at AIC
Fees are indicative annual figures and are confirmed in your offer letter.
Bachelor's 3 programmes
Master's 2 programmes
MBA / Professional 1 programme
Admissions
Entry requirements
Completed secondary education for undergraduate entry. A recognised bachelor's degree in a related field for postgraduate entry, with a motivation letter and CV.
English language requirements
IELTS 6.0 or equivalent, or successful completion of the college English assessment.
Costs
Tuition fees and scholarships
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€5,400 – €9,200
Tuition per year
Indicative, confirmed in the offer letter
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October · February · May
Intakes
Deadlines differ by programme
Scholarships
Academic merit scholarships of 10–30% of tuition, plus early-application discounts for students confirming their place ahead of the published deadline.
Scholarship awards are decided by the university on the basis of your application. No agency can promise one in advance.
On campus
Campus and student life
City campus in central Athens with lecture rooms, computing labs, a hospitality training suite, library and student common room. Well served by metro, with student accommodation partners nearby.
Student life
Student societies, an active Erasmus network, sports teams and a full calendar of cultural trips across mainland Greece and the islands.
Applying
What your application needs
We prepare and check every item against the university's current published requirements before submission.
- Application form
- Certified transcripts and certificates
- Certified translations where applicable
- Passport copy
- English evidence
- Motivation letter
- CV (postgraduate)
Student outcomes
Students we placed here
The February intake meant I did not lose a year waiting for September. That was worth more to me than anything else on the list.
Also consider
Other universities in Greece
Thessaloniki School of Business and Maritime Studies
Thessaloniki, Greece
Specialist school in Thessaloniki focusing on shipping, logistics and international business, drawing on the city's port and trade sector.
- Bachelor's
- Master's
- MBA
- Tuition / year
- €4,800 – €8,600
- Intakes
- October, February
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Next step
Ready to apply to AIC?
We will assess your eligibility, prepare your documents and submit your application, then track it through to a decision.