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Information on the European Union from Greek sources Universities Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences: Department of International European and Area Studies University of Macedonia: Department of International and European Studies University of Macedonia: Department of International and European Studies: MA in European Youth Policies University of Macedonia: Department of Balkan, Slavic, and Oriental Studies: MA in Politics and Economics of Contemporary Eastern and Southeastern Europe Athens University of Economics and Business: Department of International and European Economic Studies Athens University of Economics and Business: MSc in International Economics and Finance / MSc in European Economic Policy National and Kapodistrian University of Athens: Faculty of Political Science and Public Administration: MA in International and European Studies [in Greek] University of Piraeus: International and European Studies University of Piraeus: International and European Studies: MSc in International and European Studies [in Greek] Aristotle University of Thessaloniki: School of Economic Sciences: Master’s Degree in International and European Economics International Hellenic University: LLM in Transnational and European Commercial Law, Mediation, Arbitration and Energy Law University of Peloponnese: MSc in European Social Policy EU Information Networks Greece in the EU European Commission: Information Office in Greece [in Greek] European Parliament: Information Office in Greece [in Greek] Information Network (Europe Direct, European Documentation Centre, Team Europe and Euro Team) Infosheet No.22 © Cardiff EDC, 2015 Cardiff EDC is part of the University Library Service at Cardiff University Research networks / Think Tanks National Centre for Social Research Stavros Niarchos Foundation Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy Centre for European Constitutional Law: Themistocles and Dimitris Tsatsos Foundation IRTEA – Institute of Research and Training on European Affairs Centre for Progressive Policy Research South-East European Research Centre Institute of International Affairs [in Greek] European Centre for Research and Training in Human Rights, Panteion University Hellenic Centre for European Studies Research Institute for European and American Studies Institute of European Integration and Policy Greek Centre of European Studies and Research Centre of International and European Economic Law Hellenic University Association for European Studies Foundation for Mediterranean Studies Government / official bodies Ministry of Foreign Affairs Hellenic Republic Presidency of the Hellenic Republic [in Greek] Hellenic Republic, Prime Minister Hellenic Parliament Permanent Representation of Greece to the EU General Secretariat of the Government: Integration of European Directives into Greek Law [in Greek] Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry: Department of European Affairs Starting points Country Information ESO: Country Information Guide: Greece: English / Greek Study in Greece Universities in Greece: International Student Country Guide Further information European Documentation Centre Cardiff University PO Box 430 Cardiff CF24 0DE United Kingdom Tel: 029 2087 4262 Email: [email protected] This Infosheet is available online at http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/insrv/edc/findingout/index.html Created by Maria Nikolopoulou, August 2015 Infosheet No.22 © Cardiff EDC, 2015 Cardiff EDC is part of the University Library Service at Cardiff University .

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