Greek Universities Invited to Propose Joint MA Programs with International Institutions

The Greek Ministry of Education has invited public universities to propose joint master's programs with international institutions as part of the "Greece 2.0" plan, funded by the EU's NextGenerationEU. The initiative aims to offer innovative programs not currently available in Greece, boost academic collaboration, and address brain drain by encouraging Greek researchers to remain in or return to the country.

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Greek Universities Invited to Propose Joint MA Programs with International Institutions

Greek Students Rally Against Government Plans for Private Universities

Education Reform Sparks Protests in Greece: Public vs. Private Universities