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Admissions:While admission to the IHU is competitive, our
admissions policy vigorously supports equal-
ity of opportunity. We are focused on building a student
community which includes men and
women from different backgrounds, abilities, economic
circumstances, perspectives, races,
religions and national origins.
When to apply:IHU operates on a rolling admissions basis. This
means that candidates apply for, and are
admitted to our programmes all year round. We suggest, however,
that you apply as early as
possible to ensure a quick response and place availability. We
aim to provide decisions within
two weeks of receiving your complete application. Please ensure
that you complete the ap-
plication form fully and submit all your supporting documents
for us to make an informed
decision.
Entry Requirements:To consider your application* for the IHU
Masters you need:
a good university degree (certified copy and transcript)
a good IELTS or TOEFL score or a Cert ificate of Proficiency for
graduates from non-English-
speaking universities
two academic references (both referees should have direct
knowledge of your suitability
for the specific Master programme)
A personal interview may be required.
*Applications can be downloaded from our website:
www.hum.ihu.edu.gr
Scholarships:Scholarships are available for exceptional
candidates where financial need can be demon-
strated.
Our Facilities:IHU is situated in Thermi, a pleasant suburb of
Thessaloniki. Specifically developed to fa-
cilitate modern learning, the university building is equipped
with state of the art informa-
tion technology, like online databases and a sophisticated
E-Learning platform, as well as an
excellent learning resource centre providing a comprehensive,
up-to-date selection of books
and journals and an attractive area for study.
The campus is located conveniently close to Thessalonikis
Makedonia Airport. Access to thecity centre is easy.
ThessalonikiThessaloniki is a lively, modern city, bustling with
life and movement, with a mild climate and
its own distinctive intellectual and artistic personality.
Named aer the sister of Alexander the Great, Thessaloniki was
founded in 315 BC and since
then it enjoys an uninterrupted history. It has been the
historic meeting point of different
cultures, creating a truly cosmopolitan Greek city in SE
Europe.
With a population of more than one million people and a busy
commercial port, Thessaloniki
plays today an important economic and cultural role within the
Balkan, European and wider
international community.
Where to find us:
14th km Thessaloniki-Moudania
On the National Highway from Thessa-
loniki to Moudania (Halkidiki), take the
Thermi exit, crossing straight over the
junction at the traffi c light. Follow the
road for approximately 100m. IHU will
be on your le.
Our Contact details:
14th km Thessaloniki- Moudania Rd.
57001 Thermi, Thessaloniki, Greece
Tel.: +302310 807.525, 521Fax: +302310 474.520
School of Humanities:
E-mail : [email protected]
Website: www.hum.ihu.edu.gr
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Our identityThe International Hellenic University (IHU) is
Greeces first state university where programmes are taught
exclu-
sively in English.
With backing from the Greek State and the regional business
community, the IHU aims to become one of Europes
key research institutions attracting leading academics and
outstanding students from South East Europe (SEE) and
across the world.
Our strategy Provide research and education that meets the needs
of the international community.
Enhance understanding of the cultural-historical,
socio-political, economic and technological issues facing the
region through teaching and research of the highest academic
standard.
Create an internationally diverse student and faculty community
inspiring greater intercultural understanding.
The School of Humanities is launching the MA in Black Sea
Cultural Studies, which is based on an interdisciplin-
ary approach to the study of the history and culture of the
Black Sea region, an area of increasing geopolitical and
economic importance.
The Black Sea region was and continues to be one of the great
international cultural gateways, something very
important for Europe as well as for Asia and the East. During
the last decades, Research Institutions and University
Departments all over the world promote research programmes
concentrated on this specific area, which has rich
scientific material to offer.
The Masters Programme MA in Black Sea Cultural Studies provides
the student with an outstanding opportunity to
specialise in a research domain of great significance in our
times. The ambitious aim of our distinguished scientists
is to offer compact, hands-on and thorough knowledge.
Excellence in the offered programme is ensured by the proper
synthesis of:
Modern Curricula
Best educators
Innovative & interdisciplinary academic approach
Respective qualifications of the students
Links, cooperation and research projects with Academies and
Research Institutes in the greater European region
and especially in the Black Sea region.
The School of Humanities
The programme will focus on two principal areas:
Archaeology and History
Politics and Economy
Our students (depending on the stream they choose) will be able
to work in:
Educational and research institutes and academies all over the
world dealing with the Black Sea region
Archaeological services of the Black Sea countries and Greece or
foreign archaeological missions in tho
countries
Museums, galleries and other places of collection, study and
exhibition of works of art, especially from th
region
The Diplomatic Corps or other state services
Businesses which operate or have interests in the Black Sea
region
MA in Black Sea Cultural Studies
Programme Structure:
The programmes duration is three semesters, from which the first
two are covered by the
courses and the third is dedicated to the Master dissertation.
The courses are four core, thre
stream core and two stream elective (total nine courses).
** Some of the elective courses may not be offered in a
particular year, depending entirely
on student demand.
The Timetable:
The course is a 12 month full-time programme of study.
