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iprospectusoa n2009/2010nina UNIVERSITY OF prospectus 2009/2010 Ioannina, February2010 of Ioannina. form orbyanymeans,electronic, mechanical,photocopying,recording orotherwisewithout apreviousdecisionoftheUniversity © Copyright:Allrightsreserved. Nopartofthispublicationcanbereproduced,stored inaretrievalsystemortransmittedany any consequencesofsuchmodification orcancellation. The UniversityofIoanninareserves therighttomodifyorcancelany statementintheprospectus, andacceptsnoresponsibilityfor Barka &Chanteli,GR45332Ioannina, NextCom Layout by: Karen Birch,EnglishVersionEditor 182, K.Karamanli,GR54248Thessaloniki,Greece Translation -InterpretingDictionaryPublishing Glossima &Wehrheim Translated fromtheGreekversionby: Eleni Derveni,Admin.Officer,Rector’sOffice Pegka,Admin.Officer,Rector’sOffice Maria Kapitopoulou,HeadoftheRector’sOffice Sotiris Loukas,Vice-Rector Ioannis P.Gerothanassis,Rector Edited by: website: www.uoi.gr U ni versity Officers (From 1 GeorgiosP.Papageorgiou Vice-Rectors: SotiriosV.Loukas Rector: IoannisP.Gerothanassis st September2006to31 Dimitrios G.Stefanou st August2010) Welcome to the University of Ioannina cA. GENERALon INFORMATIONtents School of Medicine 86 The City of Ioannina – A Brief History 8 As Rector of the University of Ioannina, on the occasion of the new academic year, I would like to welcome The University of Ioannina – Past and Present 10 School of Sciences and Technologies you to the Higher Institution of . This study guide offers you the opportunity to gain an The University Campus 12 overview of the University of Ioannina in terms of its administrative, academic and learning environment. University Structure, Personnel and Administrative Bodies 12 Department of Materials Science Engineering 9 6 University Administrative Services 15 Department of Biological Applications and Technologies 101 The University of Ioannina, since its foundation in 1964, has been renowned for its excellence in teaching University Library and Information Centre 21 and in research. The university particularly prides itself on the quality of its research and was ranked the Foreign Students’ Admission 23 Independent Departments second most research intensive university in Greece between 2002 and 2007. We expect this favourable Student Welfare 30 status will be enhanced further with the foundation of the School of Engineering and the Department Academic Calendar 31 Department of 1 0 6 of Architecture Engineering and the establishment, in the near future, of the Research and Technology Department of Fine Arts and Art Sciences 109 Centre of Epirus. B. STUDIES I. Structure and Regulations of Undergraduate Studies 34 Independent Departments (located in Agrinio) The University of Ioannina is a progressive higher-education institution confronting current global challenges II. Schools and Departments 39 in its fields of study. Its vision is focused on meeting the needs of the information age as well as socially, Department of Business Administration of Food and economically and culturally benefiting the city of Ioannina and the region of Epirus. Most importantly, School of Agricultural Products 112 our vision is to unlock the talents of our students and equip them with the skills that will enable them to Department of Environmental and Natural Resources succeed in an increasingly competitive workplace. Department of Philology 42 Management 115 Department of History and Archaeology 46 Department of Cultural Heritage Management and New As a University we are currently expanding and investing in the future with new facilities, new research Department of Philosophy, Education and Psychology 50 Technologies 118 centres and new departments. We provide an attractive academic and working environment and we facilitate academic and research links through international staff and student exchanges. School of Sciences C. STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMME 124 Additionaly, this guide offers information about the legal framework regulating the system Department of Mathematics 56 in Greece and the administrative organization of the university. You can also find a concise description Department of 64 USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS of the student and welfare facilities available and information about the various academic schools and Department of 68 departments situated in Ioannina and Agrinio. This document also includes the mission and organization Department of Computer Science 72 of the departments, the areas of expertise of the academic staff and an overview of how each department CAMPUS MAP functions. School of Education This study guide is designed to be a useful tool for anyone gathering information about our University. It is Department of 76 also accessible on our website www.uoi.gr. Department of Pre-School Education 80

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general r m a t A i o n information general Agios Athanasios opened, and in 1867 the Seminary functioned on the Isle. Even The city of Ioannina - A brief history the hanging of Georgios the Neomartyr (1838) did not eliminate the harmony between the Muslims and the Christians. churches and monasteries were demolished. The Aslan Ioannina can trace its roots back to the 6th c. AD, when it was The Turks of Ioannina accepted Hellenic Mosque was built in 1618 on the former location of the church an important town on the border of the Byzantine Empire. culture, in the same way the local Jewish of Agios Ioannis Prodromos (Saint John the Baptist), so that During that period the rocky promontory of Ioannina was element (whose presence in the region the mosques overlooked the area of the castle. Despite the enclosed by walls and the southeastern hill (later known as dates back to the early Byzantine period) blow that they had received, the inhabitants soon regained Itch Kale) was inhabited. In 879 Ioannina is mentioned in was firmly bound to the area. In 1870 the their financial and intellectual vitality. In 1648 the School of written records for the first time as an Episcopal see. The area seraglios of Itch Kale and part of the city, Epiphanios Igoumenos was founded, which was followed by remained under Byzantine rule, although in 1082 the Normans which was now mainly stone buildings, the Gionma School (1672 – 1800), the Maroutsi School (1742 (Bohemund I) occupied the city for a few months. Following burned down. On 21st of February 1913 – 1749) and the Kaplaneios School (1805 – 1820). the Fourth Crusade (1204), Ioannina was incorporated in the the Greek army entered the city. (Michael I Angelus Comnenus Ducas). In Ioannina functioned as the centre for the ten schools that 1210 the Metropolitan Church of the Taxiarches was built (at In the early 20th century the region was were founded in the wider area of Epirus. These schools were Itch Kale). In 1292 the Philanthropinon School was founded in turmoil twice; in 1917 with the Italian supported by emigrants from Ioannina and Epirus, who had on the Isle of lake Pamvotis (the lake which bathed the foot occupation and in 1944, when the settled mainly in . From the mid-17th century, trade of the city walls), rendering Ioannina an educational centre Germans sent 1850 Jews to Auschwitz with the Adriatic ports was increasing, and the fact that the of great importance. The city rose in power and in 1318 the on the 25th of March of the same year. three eminent publishers of Greek books during the time of Ecumenical Patriarchate promoted it to a Metropolis, and in After the Ottoman era came to an end, the Turkish occupation, namely Glykis (1670 - 1854), Saros 1367 it was granted self-governance. the city’s intellectual life developed (1681 - 1707) and Theodosiou (1755 - 1824), were from Epirus rapidly. The Teacher Training College, indicates the region’s general growth during that period. The tower of Thomas Preljubovic in the castle (constructed which later developed into the Zosimaia The majority of the teachers of the pre-revolutionary period from 1367 to 1384) highlights the monumental form that the Academy, was founded (1913), at the taught in Ioannina: Georgios Sougdouris, Vissarion Makris, city had acquired. Albanian tribes raided the city in 1379, but same time a Kindergarten Teacher Parthenios Katzioulis, Mihail Mitrou in the 17th c., Balanos were forced to retreat. The gradual march of the Turks into the Training College and later an Assistant Vasilopoulos, Konstantinos Vasilopoulos, Evgenios Voulgaris, Balkans and the internal crisis of the Despotate of Epirus led Engineering School opened. Even Methodios Anthrakitis in the 18th c., and Athanasios Psallidas, to the subordination of Ioannina to the sphere of influence of before the liberation from Ottoman Ioannis Vilaras, etc. in the 19th c. Carlo I Tocco (Italian ruler of and ), who rule newspapers had been printed, became a despot in 1411. However, on 9th of October 1430 and during the interwar period, various The 18th century was an auspicious time for the city when the city was voluntarily handed over to the Ottomans. The types of magazines were published, of the progress that was achieved was exploited by the new conquest lasted 483 years. Sinan Pasha granted the people which the Epirotika Chronicles continue governer Ali Pasha, when he took over in 1788. His economic of Ioannina privileges to settle and trade freely. However, the to survive to date. The post-war period and military power turned the city into a crossroads in the metropolitan church of the Taxiarches was converted into a witnessed an increase in the number of Balkans and foreign travellers marvelled at the court of mosque (Fethiye Tzami). At the same time, the construction intellectual societies, the greatest one Ali Pasha. However, he himself led the city to absolute of the namesake monastery in 1434 on the edge of Mount being the Society for Epirot Studies, which destruction, since only one residence (today known as the Mitsikeli and on the shores of the lake by the Muslim Durahan introduced the idea of a Folklore Museum “Despot’s manor house”) survived the fire of 25th of August reveals the spirit of conciliation and peaceful cohabitation and created a specialised Epirot library. 1820. Nevertheless, the final formation of the city walls (1815), between the Turks and the . Today, Ioannina plays a dominant role in as well as the arrangement of the settlement within the walls, the Adriatic-Egnatia Odos axis, since, in is attributed to him. However, this situation changed after the failed invasion terms of population (110,000 inhabitants), attempt of Dionysios Philosophos, a bishop who became it constitutes the metropolis of Epirus as Many legends originate from Ali Pasha’s personality, yet the the leader of a group of discontented peasants, He invaded well as the economic and intellectual drowning of Kyra Frosini and the hanging of Katsandonis Ioannina but did not deal a serious blow to the Turkish centre of northwestern Greece. rulers. From then on the city’s Christians were deprived of (1809) are real events. Following this period, the people 10 of Ioannina regained strength. In 1828 the first Zosimaia their privileges and were expelled from the castle, while 18 Georgios Ploumidis Teachers School was founded, in 1833 the Metropolitan Emeritus Professor of Modern History 11 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA Past andPresent The UniversityofIoannina prospectus 2009/2010 nvriy f hsaoii Te Department Aristotle The the of . School of the of University branch a as Ioannina in Philosophy of School a of founding the announced press daily the 1964 8, May On claim would besatisfied. above the that so action take to citizen, Epirot every on as well as body, unofficial and made an announcement calling on every official school in Ioannina”. In July 1962, the Committee training technical or theoretical independent an or university third a establish reasonable to request the Epirot of promotion and possible assertion widest effective to most order “the in visionary undertake: committee Athens-based a of formed group intellectuals a 1962 In wider region. the and Ioannina promote to serve and Epirus of background cultural the reflect would which Institute Education Higher a of the creation for call the founded to voice its was added and Studies 1954 in Epirot for Society The a HigherEducationInstitutioninEpirus. establish to attempts several made intellectuals Epirot leading when years pre-revolutionary late the to back traced be can Ioannina in university rightful its position within Greece. The efforts claimed to establish a region the eventually and war. endure to strength the found they Nevertheless, the civil subsequent during and War World hardships Second many of suffered people The Epirus 1912-13. until state Greek the into incorporated including not was Ioannina, Epirus, of city of the the region of The creation state. the nation for way the paved which independence cultural its maintained Ioannina national conscience. Throughout the Turkish occupation a of crystallisation the to contributed region Epirus the of traditions intellectual The founded. Education in1996. the comprised Departments two last The established. were Education Pre-School and Physics. of Department Mathematics to the create the with School of merged Mathematics and founded School ofSciences . the of unit academic fourth the as founded was rapidly: expanded has University in the then Since Institution, 1970. Education Higher independent an as founded was Ioannina, of University The established. was Thessaloniki, of University Aristotle the of fell under the School of Mathematics and which Physics Mathematics, of Department the 1966 In in theareaofDouroutiMonastery. campus custom-built a for plans commissioned under-secretary, education and office premier's In 1966 Georgios Mylonas, under-secretary to the Zosimaia Academy. former the of building the in housed be would u u u u u u u n the Philosophy, EducationandPsychology . and Archaeology the and Philology, of the departments, three into split Sciences. Chemistry of Physics of Department established. In 1990 the In 1983 the 1983 In n 96 the 1976 In n 1982 In n 90 the 1970 In n 94 the 1984 In n 97 the 1977 In h Dprmns f rmr and Primary of Departments the Department of Computer Science Department of Mathematics, of Department merged to create the create to merged was Chemistry of Department was Physics of Department was Philosophy of School col f Medicine of School eatet f History of Department Department the and eatet of Department Department School of School School of School was the today 1977 1964 f uies diitain f od n Agricultural Products in2006.) and Food of Administration Business of Products Food and Management. and Enterprise Agricultural Department of Department Management the Resources Natural the departments: two with founded Management Enterprises in 2005asanindependentnon-schooldepartment. Technologies New was founded. in 2003.) the (Renamed Sciences. Art of the c) and Technologies, and Applications Technology Engineering as and Science (renamed Materials of Department u u u u u u School. the into integrated were Technologies the and Applications and Technology and the and founded was The In 1996theDepartmentofEconomicswasfounded. n 09 the 2009 In n 99 he nw eatet wr fudd a the a) founded: were departments new three 1999 In n 02 the 2002 In n 98 the 1998 In Department of Cultural Heritage Management and prmn o Biological of Department the b) 2009), in eatet f rhtcue Engineering Architecture of Department col f cecs n Technologies and Sciences of School eatet f aeil Science Materials of Department col f aua Rsucs and Resources Natural of School (located in Agrinio) started to operate to started Agrinio) in (located Department of Materials Science Materials of Department Rnmd h Department the (Renamed eatet f Biological of Department lctd n gii) was Agrinio) in (located Department of Fine Arts Fine of Department niomna and Environmental Department u t atrs n a dcoa level. doctoral at and elements master’s at research and taught offer which programmes students. In addition there are several postgraduate study has Ioannina of departments University the Today, d. InstituteofEducationalInnovation. Aquatic c. InstituteofSurfaceEngineering. of Protection and Resources. Management of Institute b. a. ResearchInstituteofNaturalBioactiveCompounds. The CentrewillincludefourInstitutes: the on based products industrial, financialandsocialexploitationofitsresearch. of design the and applications of development the research, legal technological and nonprofit applied a is basic, of pursuit the is mission Its law. private under C.R.T.E. entity enounced. officially was Epirus of Technology & Research for Centre the 2007 In Products inAgriniowasfounded. n tahn i al h dprmns s upeetd by supplemented is departments the all in teaching and members, staff academic 566 has faculty University The population isrisingannually. at studying are a for study full-time n 09 the 2009 In eatet f aktn o Agricultural of Marketing of Department hc ctr for cater which . The postgraduate student postgraduate The level. doctoral and degree master’s otiuin o ol t the the regionofEpirusasawhole. to to only also but community academic not long-term positive contribution a make will in size and its future development doubled almost had Ioannina of University the decade last the In the the UniversityStatutesin2005. of publication for and approval the step organization of the University was significant A laboratory staff. r safd by staffed employees are Administrative Services University The and fellows temporary teachingstaff. teaching 34 544 undergraduate 15,464 1.571 and tdns r in are students students 2.398 1 technical 113 7 academic 17 394 80 10 13 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 n h hlsd oeloig h cmu i ue a te university the as used Cultural Centre. is campus the overlooking hillside the on sits which Monastery Peristera century 18th restored beautiful The celebrate specialoccasionssuchasgraduationdays. Phegos, where academic staff and visitors can enjoy a good meal or restaurant, the the and Hall Ceremony Main the Refectory, Student opposite the four other accommodates building the multi-purpose A (two and Building). Administration Refectory, Halls, Student Residence the the to house next complexes building large Six the of complex constructed recently School ofMedicine. the in Centre the in Conference place take regularly events scientific and conferences and library. Lectures for large audiences are delivered in the auditoriums modern include They lecture halls, m. student and sq research laboratories, offices 236,250 and a almost central Services of area and total Schools a cover University the house which buildings The or car. six kilometers from the centre of Ioannina and easily accessible by bus over just location attractive an in is site The Greece. in largest the it making hectares, 350 over spread is campus University The Campus The University Bodies Administrative Personnel and University Structure, Section aretheGeneralAssembly andtheChairman. the of bodies The Sections. into subdivided are Departments The 3. TheHead. departmental 2. TheBoard. The departments. 1. TheGeneralAssembly. into divided administrative bodiesarethefollowing: is School Each III. AdministrativeBodiesoftheDepartments 3. TheDean. 2. TheDeanship. 1. TheGeneralAssembly. II. AdministrativeBodiesoftheSchools 4. ThePrincipalOfficer. assigned an by elected are electoral bodyforafour-yeartenure. Vice-Rectors three and Rector The 3. TheRectorandVice-Rectors. 2. TheRector’sCouncil. 1. TheSenate. B) I.AdministrativeBodies 6. AdministrativeStaff. 5. TechnicalLaboratoryStaff. 4. TeachingFellows. 3. TemporaryTeachingStaff. 2. VisitingProfessors. 1. AcademicStaffMembers. A) UniversityPersonnel iοannina university of of iοannina university of iοannina university 14 15 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 Personnel Office Members Office Academic Staff Archives Office Support Office Administrative Administrative Bodies Office Administration Directorate University Vice-Rector General DirectorateofAdministrative Services andAcademicAffairs Undergraduate Studies Office Studies Office Postgraduate Publications Directorate Education Office ORGANISATIONAL CHART Public Relations International and Archives Office Public Relations Museum and and Protocol International Directorate Historical Relations Office Office Services Office Social Events Welfare and Care Office Directorate Catering Student Welfare Health Office Principal Officer Rector’s Council General DirectorateofFinancial Vice-Rector Financial Manage- Management, Planningand ment Directorate Treasury Office Senate Payroll Office Rector Assets Office Procurement Finance Legacy Office Office Development Statistics Office Organisational Organisation Development Directorate Planning Office Entry Equipment Computer Office Operation Office Operating Data Informatics Directorate Computer Office for Secretary’s Office Execution Office Project Office Maintenance Directorate Technical Services Project Office Vice-Rector Farm Exploitation Rector’s Council Legal Adviser’s Administration Administration Departments’ Publications Rectorship Committee Academic Research Principal Schools Senate Office Office Officer Office Centre Directorate University Library and Information c) Informatics Directorate. b) Organisational DevelopmentDirectorate. following the includes Development a) FinancialManagement Directorate. and Planning Management, Financial Directorates: of Directorate General The General DirectorateofFinancial Management,Planningand Development c) HealthCareOffice. b) WelfareandSocialEventsOffice. a) CateringServicesOffice. The StudentWelfareDirectorateisstructuredasfollows: Student WelfareDirectorate c) MuseumandHistoricalArchivesOffice. b) PublicRelationsandProtocolOffice. a) InternationalRelationsOffice. The InternationalandPublicRelationsDirectorateisstructured asfollows: International andPublicRelationsDirectorate c) PublicationsOffice. b) PostgraduateStudiesOffice. a) UndergraduateStudiesOffice. The EducationDirectorateisstructuredasfollows: Education Directorate e) ArchivesOffice. d) AdministrativeSupportOffice. c) UniversityBodiesOffice. b) AdministrativePersonnelOffice. a) AcademicStaffMembersOffice. The AdministrationDirectorateisstructuredasfollows: Administration Directorate d) StudentWelfareDirectorate. c) InternationalandPublicRelationsDirectorate. b) EducationDirectorate. a) AdministrationDirectorate. The GeneralDirectorateofAdministrativeServicesandAcademicAffairsincludesthefollowingDirectorates: General DirectorateofAdministrativeServicesandAcademicAffairs The PrincipalOfficerisheadoftheadministrative,financialandtechnical servicesoftheUniversity. General DirectorofFinancialManagement,PlanningandDevelopment: MariaVassiliou General DirectorofAdministration&AcademicAffairs:ErminiaVarotsi Principal UniversityOfficer:Loukas–NikitasPapaloukas University AdministrativeSupportServices 16 17 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 u u u u u u u u u u u d) Secretary’sOffice. c) MaintenanceOffice. b) ProjectExecutionOffice. a) ProjectOffice. The TechnicalServicesDirectorateisstructuredasfollows: Technical ServicesDirectorate Directorate. The Network Operations Centre also falls under the Informatics c) OfficeforOperatingDataEntryEquipment. b) ComputerOffice. a) ComputerOperationOffice. The InformaticsDirectorateisstructuredasfollows: Informatics Directorate b) Planning–OrganisationOffice. a) StatisticsOffice. follows: as structured is Directorate Development Organisational The Organisational DevelopmentDirectorate e) TreasuryOffice. d) Legacy–AssetsOffice. c) ProcurementOffice. b) PayrollOffice. as structured a) FinanceOffice. is Directorate follows: Management Financial The Financial ManagementDirectorate Farm ExploitationOffice. Legal Adviser’sOffice. Principal Officer. Rectorship. Academic Departments’Administration. Schools’ Administration. Research Committee. Rector’s Council. Senate. Publications Office(PrintingService). University LibraryandInformationCentreDirectorate. tdns h cuslos ok lsl wt ofcr o ohr related other of services toresolveanyproblems. officers with closely work counsellors and the students services individual the of consent support the With students. confidential to counselling personal offers Centre Counselling The to industry with community enhance theresearchpotentialofUniversityIoannina. academic the links Office Liaison The careers, furtherstudyoptionsandemployment. The Careers Office gives information and advice to students regarding Other ServicesandFacilities e-mail: [email protected],orvisithttp://www.uoi.gr/gr/services/skepi/ For moreinformationpleasecontacttheCounsellingCentreat e-mail: [email protected],orvisithttp://career.admin.uoi.gr e-mail: [email protected],orvisithttp://www.liaison-uoi.gr For moreinformationpleasecontacttheCareersOfficeat For moreinformationpleasecontacttheLiaisonOfficeat Tel.:+30 2651008454,08460, Tel.:+30 2651007685,07681, Fax: +302651008686, Fax: +302651007673, Tel.:+30 2651006600, and unlimitedaccesstotheinternet. address e-mail personal a with provided are and account computer a for register Students networks. international or national other with off or campus, campus on using rooms a dial up installed connection. The system network the supports the from via Halls, campus Residence the on in accessed be can services Computer software specialised with equipped packages andarangeofprintingplottingequipment. systems computer additional plus powerful databases, access, internet packages, with packages and drawing languages) software programming spreadsheets, popular with processing, loaded (word workstations UNIX networks and PC include facilities The centre. the at staff from available is assistance and groups in or individually used be can workstations computer The department. each in provided are services computing These centres provide computing and networking services. Additional Computer CentreandNetworkOperationsCentre: books publishedbytheteachingandresearchstaffofUniversity. Bookstore University The Ioannina magazine,Iris,andotherscientificculturalmaterial. of University the prints also It notes. university and textbooks Office student Publications University The ipas lre olcin f academic of collection large a displays Pitn Srie publishes Service) (Printing connections 18 19 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA year). u u The followingprogrammesareonoffer: in thefieldofGreekstudiesthroughoutworld. dissemination, and provides academic support to researchers overseas its and language Hellenic the in which interest an express institutions and bodies with cooperation encourages of the Hellenic language as a second language. The centre also modes, and to learning implement lifelong educational and programmes distance for through culture teachers and language Hellenic the promote to teaching and research of fields the in active is centre promote The worldwide. help culture and language to Greek designed programmes educational of open implementation the with 1991-1992 year academic the in a second/foreign language at the University of Ioannina began as language Hellenic the Teaching Ioannina. of University the of Senate the of decision 1996 the following established was The Centre for the Study of Hellenic Language and Culture campus. TheCentrehousesthefollowing: University the of grounds the within 2005 in operating started & Education-Culture The Centre funded by the ‘Stavros S. Hellenic Niarchos Foundation’ and of Vocational Training‘StavrosS.Niarchos’: Centre International u and atbranchsinthePrefecturesofPrevezaKonitsa). Learning andReligiousAffairs. Lifelong Education, of Ministry for the of Centre Language the Hellenic of the aegis the under Language Hellenic the in Attainment of Certificate the for centre examination official designated an was centre the 2003-2004 year academic the In Asia EducationFoundation(Australia). the and (USA), Seattle Washington, of University the as such of, and in collaboration with, overseas educational institutions, prospectus 2009/2010 One or two month courses which are organised at the request Monthly summer courses (held simultaneously at the centre For moreinformationpleasecontacttheCentreforStudy n ih-ot cus (coe t My ah academic each May to (October course eight-month An e-mail:[email protected],orvisithttp://helas.uoi.gr Tel.:+30 2651069131,09135,09147,09150, of theHellenicLanguageandCultureat Fax: +302651009229 visiting academics. and members academic new students, of guests including visitors House Guest A of seminarroomsandworkshops. A Conference Centre of selected number a has implement tutorials foreachmoduleHOUstudentsfollow. to HOU cities Greek The other seven (HOU). and Ioannina University Open Hellenic The long learning(LeonardodaVinci,Erasmus). life- concerning projects of framework the in consortia European in participates and placements, work students Centre runs seminars, training Training Vocational The For moreinformationpleasecontacttheVocationalTrainingCentreat e-mail:[email protected],orvisithttp://www.uoi.gr/facilities/kek. of HellenicEducation-Culture&VocationalTraining‘StavrosS. For moreinformationpleasecontacttheInternationalCentre ih nme o ros aeig o short-stay for catering rooms of number a with which houses a Conference Hall and a number hc ipeet vocational implements which Tel.:+30 2651009131,09124 Tel.:+30 2651009131,09147 e-mail:[email protected] Fax: +302651009230 Fax: +302651009229 Niarchos’ at php eerh n nw rdc dvlpet hc ae fee b the by offered academic unitsoftheUniversityIoannina. are which development product new and research and technological high-level for Science opportunities the of advantage take can the in and support development customised from benefit Park Technology participating companies technologies.The their expand to wish that activities, gain access companies to international to markets, and develop infrastructure innovative and space and Science of the university campus. The Science grounds The and Technology Park the provides in in housed company shareholder anonymous an a Park, Technology is Ioannina of University The Science andTechnologyPark to crucial is which advances inbiologyandmedicine. area an technology, biomedical and molecular medicine of fields the in research conducting currently is Institute Research Biomedical Ioannina The Development. of Ministry Technology the and of Research for Secretariat General medical the of aegis and the sciences under Institutes Research of biomedical system wider a of part is It on technology. research for environment scientific flexible a provides and 1998 in founded was Institute The Biomedical ResearchInstitute 20 21 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 The followingstudentorganisationsthrive: of interests. range wide a covering activities extra-curricular of plenty offers and community student lively a has Ioannina of University The Student OrganisationsandClubs faculty members. swimming indoor An 1,000. pool at the city residence halls is of also available to students and capacity seating a with gym stadium, field and indoor an and courts volleyball and track basketball tennis, outdoor athletic an include facilities Sports Sports Facilities and distribution mainstream films),theatreperformances,andconcerts. limited (of screenings film including events intellectual and cultural of of range Halls wide a the hosts and Residence of one in housed is Culture and Art of Hall The Hall ofArtandCulture Animal Facility. experimental an and Station Meteorological a Observatory, an Museum, Folklore a Copies, and Casts Byzantine and Greek to Ancient of Museum a including facilities of access range additional an with students provides Ioannina of University The the in participate Unions University’s AdministrativeBodies. Student the or from legislation, undergraduate representatives national their with either of accordance In members (at level). postgraduate as Union register Student to Department’s entitled are students All Student Unions u u u u u u u u u u u Drug Abuse. International CommitteeofGreekMedicalStudents. Scientific AssociationofGreekMedicalStudents. The UniversityofIoanninaPhotographyClub. The UniversityofIoanninaDanceGroup. The UniversityofIoanninaFilmScreeningGroup. The UniversityofIoanninaTheatricalGroup. Voluntary StudentBloodDonationGroup. Student CounsellingService. Student HealthService. Residence HallStudentsAssociation. h Uiest o Iann Ascain f tdns against Students of Association Ioannina of University The the libraryservices. Thelibraryisalsoopen tothegeneralpublic. doctoral post students, all use may students exchange and professors visiting researchers, postgraduate and undergraduate administrative staff, and research academic, the of members including Ioannina of University the of community academic the of Members visually for designed specifically impaired people. been have which of books collection a audio of creation the to and departments all in delivered which include multiple copies of books related to the course lectures Special emphasis is given to the development of Student Collections, are producedbyexpertlibrarians. collection of digitized documents (journal articles, books, etc.) which a collections as well as (HEAL-LINK), Consortium The Libraries Academic Hellenic people. impaired visually the by provided databases by and e-journals 14000 than more include used be can that The library also owns a significant collection in braille and equipment of University the at Ioannina. community academic the of needs research and educational the support which sources information electronic as well as students, by borrowed dictionaries, be can that encyclopedias, books and indexes, materials, audiovisual and digital of The library also has a substantial collection of newspapers, all kinds Philology, Psychology, and History, Archaeology,FolkloreandArabicStudies. Education Philosophy, Education, Economics, Engineering, and Mathematics, Computer Science, Fine following Arts, Primary and Pre-School Science the Materials and Technologies, Applications covering Biological Physics, material Chemistry, Medicine, fields: print extensive (1200 periodicals and and subscriptions) journals books, 350,000 than includes more collection Centre Information and Library University The with aseatingcapacityfor20people. room seminar a and room gallery/exhibition art an auditorium, seat 120- modern a chairs, reading 504 carrels, study 12 workstations, 40 includes and all libraries meets academic building for storey specifications international six m sq 14,500 The Greece. in Centre Information and Library largest the has Ioannina of University The Information Centre University Library and 22 23 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 uoi.gr. The library is governed by a set of regulations to which every user must conform. These are accessible at the website of Ioannina,bibliographicdatabasesandGreekforeign librarycatalogues. University the of collection digitized the and resources information international and national to access internet rooms, reading of use the abroad, and Greece in libraries other from books order to users allows which Service Loan Interlibrary an offers also library The e-book and e-journals, databases, online of use the collections andareavailableatalltimestoassistuserswith theirenquiries. on courses training library introductory run librarians qualified Professionally photocopying, reservationandonlineservicesprovidedbythestaff. the of advantage take also can They books. of availability the check to (OPAC) catalogue library online the search can users Library The UniversityofIoanninaLibraryandInformationCentre e-mail: [email protected]: The Library’spostaladdressis: University Campus,Ioannina Tel.: +302651005958, Fax: +302651005096, http://www.lib.uoi.gr GR451 10Ioannina http://www.lib. following: in being admitted to Higher Education in Greece, are the interested students foreign for instructions general The Conducting and Organizing of Examinations. Directorate Affairs through of Universities, Religious & Learning 22 Lifelong University Education, of Ministry the other Higher the the of to to any thus or admitted Ioannina and be Greece, in only Education can students Foreign Admission Foreign Students they prefer. Departments the and Faculties the stating documents, is which Form, their submit they day the on Entry candidates the to provided Application Conducting Candidate's the and in fill also should They Organizing July. of end the by of Examinations, the Directorate to Affairs, Religious documents and Learning Lifelong Education, their of Ministry submit must requirements 2. nor themselves their parentsareofGreeknationalityorcitizenship. candidates the neither that condition on categories these into fall can students non-E.U. and be admitted to Higher Education in Greece. E.U. students can candidates of categories various provisions special under that provided is it Education, Higher to admission Β6/20.02.2007 (FEK 272B/01-03-07) concerning students’ 1. codn t te iitra Dcso F.151/20049/ Decision Ministerial the to According hs cniae wo ufl te above-mentioned the fulfill who candidates Those 24 25 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA h cniaes plcto ety om ih a passport-size photograph attached. with form entry application candidate’s The a) 4. Theessentialdocumentsare: certifying theirlegalpresence inGreece. the candidates’ passport (VISA) or their stay-permit, of copy ratified a submit also should they person, authorized an by submitted be to are documents their but Greece in are candidates the if However, abroad. is candidate the that stating declaration a signs papers their submit to authorized have their they submit cannot Candidates who documents personally must ensure that the person Greece. Greece of in outside documents from stay-permit the legal permit) VISA) their residency accompanying (their any or (with passport of their photocopy a and original the both bring must Candidates who submit their documents personally candidates themselves or by an authorized person. 3. prospectus 2009/2010 h dcmns r sbitd ihr y the by either submitted are documents The Greek descent.) citizenship parents’ and nationality (to confirm that none of them are of his/her and nationality, and e) A certificate showing the candidate's citizenship a LyceumofGreeceortheRepublic ofCyprus. from graduated have who candidates the for mark d) An access certificate with the overall examination be basedonapointscaleof0-20). in should marks general the of country average (The Greece. his/her of Embassy the by or country candidate’s the of authorities educational relevant marks issued either by the Ministry of Education or by the average general his/her of certificate A c) country. competent educational authority of the candidate’s b) The original graduation certificate, ratified by the of his/hergraduation. country the in school equivalent an at or Lyceum a at year final the completed / attendance full achieved he/she that confirming country candidate’s the of authority diplomatic g) school. the country and the curriculum of the candidate’s graduation confirming country, candidate’s the of authority diplomatic ii. overall their with certificate examination marks.) access an of hold Republic the and or Cyprus Greece of Lyceum a have from who candidates graduated the for necessary not is certificate (This country. own his/her in Institution Education Higher a attend to him/her entitles certificate graduation his/her that confirming country, candidate’s the or of authority diplomatic educational competent the by issued certificate A i. f) criiae sud y h cmeet dctoa or educational competent the by issued certificate A criiae sud y h cmeet dctoa or educational competent the by issued certificate A 26 27 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 ilmtc uhrt ara o b te rnlto Srie f the of Service Translation Ministry ofForeignAffairsin Greece. the by or abroad authority diplomatic Affairs in Greece), and Foreign of Ministry the by ratified be must documents these the case, by or abroad second authority the (in Greece in country foreign the of diplomatic authority diplomatic Greek a by either ratified person undersigned the of signature the of authenticity the have a) 5. Allthedocumentsissuedbyaforeignauthoritymust: that theyfallintoaparticularcategory. prove further to ought candidates specific those that decided is it if deadline fixed a by documents additional submit to candidates any i) of HigherEducationinGreecetheyear2005orearlier. Institution, and Education b) has Higher not Greek been a admitted to by any issued faculty degree or department any hold not does a) h) Adeclarationthattheforeign(non-E.U.)candidate: The Committee which checks the documents has the right to ask to right the has documents the checks which Committee The b) be translated into Greek either by a Greek eoh, ava Lbra Ltuna Lehesen Luxembourg, Liechtenstein Lithuania, Liberia, Latvia, Kazakhstan, Japan, Lesotho, Italy, France, Israel, Ireland, Estonia, India, Iceland, Hungary, Ecuador, Kong, Hong Honduras, Grenada, Salvador, Germany, FYROM, Fiji, Finland, El Republic, Dominican Brunei-Darussalam, Botswana, Colombia, Cook Herzegovina, Islands, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, and Denmark, Australia, Bosnia Belize, Armenia, Argentina, Barbuda, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bulgaria, and Barbados, countries: Bahamas, Belarus, following Antigua the by Andorra, issued been have which Documents of theschool. the documents issued by the school, as well as state the legal status Education that the school belongs to) should ratify the authenticity of are responsible for the specific school (the Directorate of Secondary by foreign schools in Greece. The Greek Educational Authorities that issued been have which documents the to paid be should Attention eiec. oevr te addts ut e ugd in judged be must candidates the Moreover, residence. of district their of bishop the from letter recommendation a the aforementioned Ecclesiastical Academies must provide the specifically, More Learning candidates 2010. who Lifelong wish July to by be Education, considered Affairs for the of Religious programmes of & Ministry the at established thereof been have will which committee, the competent of examination preliminary the in successful be must study programmes of the Higher Ecclesiastical Academies, NOTE 2: The candidates who wish to be considered for the & 210-3442102 22800626 &22800763). Culture, and Affairs, Education of Ministry Religious Nicosia: 210-3442100; & Learning Lifelong Education, of Ministry Athens: contact: please information, their documents in Cyprus from 1st to 10th July. (For further submit candidates These Greece. in Education Higher for candidates are who citizens Cypriot includes Origin Greek non- of E.U. the of States Member of schools equivalent or 1: NOTE will thereforeberejected. forms entry application the and documents, the collecting of charge in Committee the by accepted be not will above, mentioned as authority, foreign a by authenticity their for ATTENTION: documents. and make sure they have the requested seal stamp on their country own their of Education, Affairs) Religious & of Learning Lifelong (Ministry authority competent the should to countries apply mentioned above the from their documents obtain who candidates Hague the the why is of That 6 Convention. article to according country contracting local every by The purpose this for assigned 1961). are authorities relevant October (5th Convention 4 Hague and the 3 they of articles the that in mentioned seal provided apostille the abroad, bear authority diplomatic a by Greek ratification any need not do Venezuela, America, of and States United Trinidad Kingdom, United Ukraine, Tonga, Turkey, Tobago, Surinam, Switzerland, Spain, Sweden, Slovenia, Swaziland, Slovakia, Seychelles, and Nevis, Kitts Saint the Samoa, and Serbia-Montenegro, Vincent Grenadines, St. Marino, San Lucia, St. Africa, South Niue, Zealand, Norway, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Romania, New Russia, Netherlands, Namibia, Moldavia, Monaco, Mexico, Mauritius, Islands, Marshall Malta, Malawi, Macao, The particular category of Graduates of Lyceums of Graduates of category particular The It should be noted that documents not ratified 28 29 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 application entryforms. which candidates’ the in on written are departments, admitted, be can the candidates the and faculties the Both of a Education. Ministry the or by Faculty decided is a Education, enter Higher of who Department candidates, the of selection The 1. Useful informationconcerningtheselectedcandidates clerical studiesprogrammecanonlybemale. for the Higher Ecclesiastical Academies, while candidates for the also be noted that only Christian Orthodox candidates are eligible should It deadline. submission document the of date expiry the before schools, these for eligible as examination preliminary the y hn ae band h peeust lnug certificate. language prerequisite the Otherwise, the candidatenolongerhasthe righttoenroll. obtained have his/her will then he/she of that by condition year on academic University, Greek next a the to admission in enroll only can he/she If the candidate does not hold any of those language certificates, higher or level 3rd certificate issuedbytheGreek LanguageCentreofThessaloniki. a hold should candidate the alternatively, Thessaloniki; of University either the by or examinations Athens of University relevant the by after issued is certificate a (such language Greek the of command his/her denoting hold certificate also a must Department a or Faculty a into either admitted 3. she hasbeenselectedfor. 2. A candidate can enroll only at the faculty or the department he/ ih ead o i/e rgsrto, h cniae h is who candidate the registration, his/her to regard With changes Faculty orDepartmenttwice. Greek legislation, a residence permit is not granted if a student the granting excluding of this stay-permit. reasons It is no also noted that are according to the there that provided Greece, Education of Higher the to admitted are who to candidates only those Precinct) ( Department Immigration and Aliens the by issued is permit residence The permit. residence a or visa a grant to authority no has Education of Ministry the that 7. the of August in destroyed following year. be will latter the returned, documents be his/her to for request not does candidate In the requested. case so if person authorized an to or candidate the to returned be will education higher of school any in selected 6. are given. small a cover to percentage of fees the expenses of their studies and the books pay they Union European the of members 5. regulations before examination department’s medical or enrolling. a faculty undergo the should by candidates required If 4. Cypriot Lyceum,nolanguagecertificateisrequired. or Greek a from certificate graduation a holds candidate a If in theHellenicLanguage. is an official Examination Centre for the Certificate of Attainment Ioannina of University the 2004 from as that noted be should It not missthedeadlineforlanguagetest. will they that sure make to date, examination fixed the before month a Thessaloniki of University the or Athens of University the either to apply to need candidates the date, examinations the and test language the concerning information, further For of University the of Centre Language at Thessaloniki. Thessaloniki, Greek in October Modern and the June in Campus also, University Zografou; the in of Centre Language the at Greek Athens, Modern in September and June around year: a twice held are certificate language Greek the for examinations The The documents submitted by candidates who have not been Foreign (non-European Union) students must bear in mind in bear must students Union) (non-European Foreign oeg suet wo oe rm onre wih r not are which countries from come who students Foreign International &PublicRelationsDirectoratedirectly,at the contact should Erasmus), (i.e. students exchange or level Foreign students interested in pursuing studies at postgraduate Attainment intheHellenicLanguage. of Certificate the for Centre Examination official an is Ioannina of University the 2004 from as that noted be should it Finally, Ministry of Education, Lifelong Learning & Religious Affairs iity f dcto, ieog erig Rlgos Affairs, Religious Directorate ofOrganizingandConductingExaminations. & Learning Lifelong Education, of Ministry the by provided information the of extract an is text above The their firstadmissioninaFacultyorDepartment. by once: only submitting Department a new application or entry form within Faculty the year change following can Students For moreinformationortherequiredapplicationformsstudents Study oftheHellenicLanguageandCultureUniversity Further informationcanbeobtainedthroughtheCentrefor Directorate ofOrganizingandConductingExaminations Tel.: +302651007105-7,07443,07519,07264,07312 e-mail:[email protected],orvisithttp://helas.uoi.gr Tel.:+30 2651009131,09135,09147,09150, should contacttheMinistrydirectlyat: Tel.: +302103442100,3442102 Website: http://www.ypepth.gr, or Website:http://www.uoi.gr e-mail: [email protected], Fax: +302651007024, Fax: +302651009229 Andrea Papadreou37 15180 Marousi Ioannina, at 30 31 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 scales applied inGreece. Greece, and the costs incurred are reimbursed in line with the tariff of rules the with accordance in provided is treatment Such stay”. the of length expected the and benefits the of nature the account into taking State, Member another of territory the in stay a during but necessary medically becomes “which Greece), care medical cover only in will stay their (during care health to access facilitate will Card Insurance Health European The certificate. replacement provisional a or Card Insurance Health European the with system) security social statutory a by covered or by insured condition are they on that and country their (from provided be should time of students or staff) visiting the University academics, of Ioannina (whether for a States short period Member Union European of Citizens 3. HealthCare for applying Vocational & in Training ‘StavrosS.Niarchos’directly,at: Education-Culture the Hellenic contact of should interested Centre Residence, International of Halls students the at accommodation exchange Incoming on afirst-comefirst-servedbasis. allocated are and are Erasmus), (i.e. residences students Certain exchange for people). reserved three or two (for rooms shared some are there but study-bedrooms single are rooms of majority The rooms. en-suite and facilities) bathroom shared (with rooms standard of number a includes and mixed is accommodation the All students. disabled for adapted been have rooms of number a and sites different two on students 950 approximately house halls of bonds strong form friendship with people from diverse backgrounds and to being cultures. The them of enables and sense community the a students of part gives Hall Residence a in Staying 2. Accommodation can caterforupto4,000studentsaday. and vacations Easter and Christmas the during days 14 for except campus. It is open seven days a week from September 1 to June 30 full-board a on (breakfast, lunch, dinner) daily basis students and is conveniently located on postgraduate and undergraduate all to The 4,500 sq m Student Refectory of the University provides meals 1. Catering Student Welfare Tel.:+30 2651009131,09147 e-mail:[email protected] Fax: +302651009229 group travel(atleast15persons)withOlympicAir. railway transport, road long-distance transport and 25% on the total transport, fare of domestic flights in the case of urban on 25% The followingdiscountsareprovidedtostudents: to theDepartmentalSecretary’sOffice. reported been has it after month one issued be will one new a lost is valid from September 1 and basis yearly a on issued is pass The years). two by increased of Department, duration his/her by the specified for (as studies student undergraduate each their to provided is Pass Student A 4. StudentPass be can information More provided uponrequest. Ioannina. of University the be by may and insured care health free to entitled be may citizens Non-EU st to August 31 st . In the event that a pass is 2 August–22 24 May 1 May 29 March–11April 11 February-16 25 March 21 February 30 January 24 December-7January 17 November 28 October Student Vacations Early FebruarytolateJune Late-September tolateJanuary September Academic Year2009/2010: The UniversityacademicyearrunsfromSeptembertoJuneandisdividedintotwo(2)semesters: Academic Calendar Summer vacation Holy SpiritHoliday Bank Holiday Easter Vacation Carnival Holiday Greek IndependenceDay–ReligiousHoliday Anniversary CommemorationoftheLiberationIoannina Religious holiday Christmas &NewYearvacation Anniversary oftheAthensPolytechnicUprising National Holiday (including examinations) Spring semester (including examinations) Winter Semester Resit Examinations 32 33 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 s t u

studies d i e s B studies UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 y eiiin h msin f Es s o ufl the fulfill need forongoingtrainingandlifelonglearning. to is HEIs of mission the definition By a of needs cultural constantly evolvinganddevelopingregion. and social the meet To d) a for scientific orprofessionalcareer. background excellent an skills provide necessary will the that with students equip and To c) cultural social, scientific, political conscience. a with citizens b) To encourage students to become responsible of promote thearts. diffusion the facilitate knowledge through research and and teaching and to generate To a) the have Education following mission: (HEIs) Institutions Education Higher Higher Institutions of Mission Ioannina. of University the of Regulations the by as well as amendments, relevant the 3549/07, Law and 1268/82 of provisions the by determined is studies undergraduate University’s the of structure The Studies Undergraduate Regulations of I. Structureand dctoa atvte wih i t consolidate student knowledge. to aim which activities educational related other or seminars and theses diploma of supervision (4) and students, of training practical (3) laboratory and clinical work as well as general and semesters into sessions, tutorial (2) lectures, course (1) include: split are duties Teaching Teaching duties Undergraduate Studies of theStudyProgramme. Study Programmes 5. Assembly. General the by set dates the on semester each of the Departmental Secretary’s Office at the beginning to subjects elected of statement a submit Students programmes. study the formulating of process the during determined are prerequisites on dependent prerequisites. The prerequisite courses and courses on dependent courses and courses prerequisite of sequence the to as well as graduation, for required attendance, semesters of number regular possible least the to adapted of conditions to correspond does it However, mandatory. not and students for 4. a degree. obtain to order in required number is that minimum units credit of the includes Study also The Programme Assembly. General Department’s the of decision relevant the with accordance in duties, training practical teaching remaining the for semester the or throughout teaching lectures, of course hours 1-3 independent to the and of case the in semester a during week per hour teaching one to corresponds c.u. A (c.u.). units” “credit of number 3. Education CouncilandtheSchools. National the of opinion the following issued is that Decree Presidential a of means by degree each for (which cannot be less than eight). This is determined possible number of semesters required for graduation 2. interdependence ofcourses. and sequence temporal are the duties as well teaching as teaching performed, all which of in week, number per optional the hours content, and their elective courses, compulsory compulsory, 1. The allocation of courses per semester is indicative The compulsory elective courses cover at least The Study Programme is adapted to the lowest the to adapted is Programme Study The The Study Programme contains the titles of the of titles the contains Programme Study The ah eetr ore osss f certain a of consists course semester Each 1 / 4

and examinations. exercises syllabus, the of extent and content the of terms in course The Committee coordinates rank. the uniformity of the highest teaching process the with preferably academic member the staff by coordinated is which a Committee, form course assignment an such undertake who members academic staff The Section. corresponding the of member staff academic one to assigned then is group each to course the class of teaching respective the and students the fewer with groups divide smaller into to made are efforts audience, 11. staff academic Department’s the of members. all by taught be may courses These them. teach to competent is that Section the 10. for. training are they field the in experience gain students help to intended sessions semesters training equivalent with two graduation before last the of courses elective compulsory the 9. respective DepartmentsorSchools. or Deanship the Rector’s Council the respectively, following a proposal by the of decision by place takes Section that of the assignment of teaching duties to academic staff members cases, such In School. another other or same the of in Departments areas/Sections subject the within fall that courses 8. the and School the both Department. of Guide Study is the and in Sciences published and Letters of Academy National the and Dean the to known made is Programme Study the regarding 7. the Sections. of proposals the account into taken previously having after tenure, Assembly one-year General the to proposal the a relevant a submits which of with Assembly members General of Department’s consisting Committee Programme forms a Department the of Head The April. every Programme reviewed Study is The Programme. Study the formulating 6. The Department’s General Assembly may replace part of part replace may Assembly General Department’s The h Dprmn’ Gnrl seby s epnil for responsible is Assembly General Department’s The h Suy rgam o a eatet a include may Department a of Programme Study The h dcso o te eatets eea Assembly General Department’s the of decision The In the case of a course which is to be delivered to a large a to delivered be to is which course a of case the In l cuss n h Suy rgam ae sind to assigned are Programme Study the in courses All 36 37 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA graduate. to order in pass to need still they that courses of number the of independently students, all to applies This regulation semester. whether spring or winter of the in taught regardless are these courses, elected last their of until statement up for the registered in had they June that as courses in well examinations as sit January/February to September, able are semesters of number 7. referred toinparagraph3. weeks of number the for up make to order in dates set the outside semesters two the of end and beginning the Affairs, following a proposal made by the Senate, adjusts the Ministry of Education, Lifelong Learning and Religious dates are determined by the Senate. semester In exceptional cases second the and (spring semester) ends in the first half of June. The exact September of half second 6. not was question in course concluded. the that considered is it then semester, corresponding for the of programme days working the the in of determined 4/5 hours than less teaching is the course given a in that conducted hours teaching were of number the reason any for If 5. the by made Senate andonlyinspecialcases. decision a following possible is Law, the of provisions the from apart University, the of operation 4. The cessation of teaching duties as well as of the general June period. the in weeks (2) two and for and September periods, the January/February in weeks (3) three for lasts periods: period examination three January/February, June and are September. The examination There for examinations. weeks of number corresponding a and teaching of 3. structured intotwosemesters. are year academic every of assignments teaching The 2. every September year andendson31stAugustofthefollowingyear. 1st on begins year academic The 1. Study Regulations prospectus 2009/2010 Students who have completed the determined minimum Each semester includes at least thirteen (13) full weeks h frt eetr wne smse) eis n the in begins semester) (winter semester first The Education, Lifelong LearningandReligious Affairs. 1983-1984 year of Ministry the of decision by determined is onwards and academic the from universities Greek calculate the degree grade for students who have entered the necessary number of credit units. The method used to obtained have they once and courses required the of all studies and obtained their degrees once they have passed 14. elective course. the following in semesters, course or replace the it retake with either another to compulsory obliged is he course, 13. which itwillbetaught. he isobligedtoretakethecourseinnextsemester course, compulsory a fails student a that event the In 12. not disrupted. smooth running of the Department’s study programme is the that condition the on and semester, the throughout provided examination, that adequate and repeated assessment has taken place final the from students exempt may instructor The semester. the of end the after held is which examination oral or written final a of basis the on place takes performance students’ of evaluation The 11. the semester’ssyllabus. for semesters summer of completing the and teaching fast-tracking of purposes run and organise to regarding ability issues the determine regulations University 10. etc. facilitation, transport books, reference other or textbooks of provision and accommodation health board, free scholarships loans, and and support hospital scholarships, as achievement such care, benefits student any (2) to entitled two be longer additional no shall students an passed, has by years, increased Department, a of 9. examiner participate. the that mandatory is it which in committee examination in re- three-member a appoint for regulations, Department the provided are which requirements additional any consideration into taking and application student’s the four (4) times then the Departmental Board may, following 8. Should a student fail in the examination of any course any of examination the in fail student a Should Once the minimum duration of undergraduate studies undergraduate of duration minimum the Once In the event that a student fails a compulsory elective tdns r cniee t hv cmltd their completed have to considered are Students beginning of each semester, based on the statement of statement the on based semester, each of beginning the at themselves instructors the by or Sections the by books, notes) for every course. The books are distributed reference (textbooks, books free receive students All a) 18. Provisionofbooks beginning ofeachsemester. the at Administration Department’s the by announced is five the to working days, the instructors and the lecture rooms, and hours teaching includes course timetable the of The allocation Deanship. the the or Head the of responsibility the with Administration, Department’s the are taught according to the timetable that is drawn up by 17. attendances, laboratories,tutorialsandexercises. hours per week, or thirty-two hours per week, in terms of twenty-four exceed not does tutorials, and attendances of terms in students, of workload overall the to that of ensure Department, view each in in existing taken, conditions special was the care semester, per allocation courses and of programmes study recommended the of formulation the During examined. be will student the which in way the determine may instructor the request, with disabilities. Following the students interested party’s oral by or written courses of attendance the for facilitating responsible is Head, Department’s proposals).The (type of research paper, regular attendance of of obligations the seminar, course, special students’ a the case of define may form instructors the the in In out carried are reasons. that courses serious are there provided allowed, are Deviations Sections. relevant the by made the Department’s General Assembly, following proposals of decision by students, for compulsory be may studies field as well as exercises, teaching and clinical tutorials, laboratories, seminars, of attendance The Department. each of decisions the with or regulations University with accordance in Departments, relevant the of equipment other and rooms seminar libraries, facilities, the laboratory of use make to and entitled are undergraduate students Both postgraduate Department. regulations relevant the the and of timetable the with accordance in place takes students the of part the on etc. laboratories, 16. regulations. and the grading of graduates are set out in the University 15. Issues regarding the type of degrees that are awarded The courses in the undergraduate study programmes h atnac o cuss ttra sessions, tutorial courses, of attendance The every year. January of half first the during Organisation Publishing decisions made by the board of directors of the Textbook the by determined are sub-paragraphs previous two the in books printing of cost the determining measures The thirty and of deadline days fromthesubmissionofrelevantquestion. Learning exclusive Lifelong an within Education, Affairs Religious of Ministry the to The opinion of the Senates of the HEIs must be forwarded doctoral theses. of printing free the regarding details and processes the - the the compensationofauthors,and in HEIs all to country, as well as the terms and processes textbooks pertaining to university of distribution and publication the regarding details and process the - the followinghavebeendetermined: HEIs all of Senates the of opinion the following Gazette, Religious Affairs which was published in the Government and Education National of Minister the of decision By c) access to,therelevantGreekandforeignliterature. have and of, informed are students that ensuring well by as as charge, of free students to provided are which by books, reference complemented other or textbooks are corresponding the assignments teaching The b) semester. that for submitted has student the that courses elected 38 39 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 Education and Department of Department of Department of Archaeology Philosophy Philosophy, Psychology History and School of Philology of SchoolsandAcademicDepartments Computer Science Department of Department of Department of Department of Mathematics Chemistry School of Sciences Physics Organisational Chart School of Medicine Primary Education Department of Department of Educational Pre-School Education School of Sciences Biological Applications Technologies Department of Department of Sciences and Technologies Engineering School of Materials Science and Department of Department of Economics Fine Arts Administration ofFood Agricultural Products located inAgrinio Environmental and New Technologies Natural Resources Management and Cultural Heritage Department of Department of Departments Independent Management Business and II. SchoolsandDepartments * TheinformationontheDepartments issetoutasprovidedbytheHeadsofDepartments andtheSecretariesOffices. Department ofEnvironmental andNaturalResourcesManagement Department ofBusinessAdministration ofFoodandAgriculturalProducts Department ofCulturalHeritage ManagementandNewTechnologies Independent (Non-School)Departments(locatedinAgrinio) Department ofFineArts Department ofEconomics Independent (Non-School)Departments Department ofBiologicalApplicationsandTechnologies Department ofMaterialsScienceEngineering School ofSciencesandTechnologies School ofMedicine Department ofPre-SchoolEducation Department ofPrimaryEducation School ofEducation Department ofComputerScience Department ofChemistry Department ofPhysics Department ofMathematics School ofSciences Department ofPhilosophy,EducationandPsychology Department ofHistoryandArchaeology Department ofPhilology School ofPhilosophy The UniversityofIoanninaisdividedintothefollowingSchoolsandDepartments: There arenotuitionfeeschargedtostudents(Greek,internationalorexchangestudents). academic staffmembers. out assignmentsinEnglish(oranotherwidelyusedEuropeanlanguage)orattendtutorials(insmallgroupsindividual sessions)ledby The languageofinstructionintheUniversityIoanninaisGreek. Occasionally,exchangestudents(i.e.Erasmus)maybeallowedtocarry ments formSchools,whichrepresentthewiderareasandfieldsofknowledge. ence; theyofferbothundergraduateandpostgraduatestudyprogrammes andawardthecorrespondingdegrees.GroupsofrelatedDepart- The basicautonomousacademicunitsoftheUniversityareDepartments,whichreflecttraditionaldivisionvariousfieldssci- 40 41 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 p h i l schoolof o s o p h 1 y School of Philosophy Deputy Head:AssociateProfessorIoannisPrelorentzos Deputy Head:AssociateProfessorAlexandrosAlexakis PHILOSOPHY, EDUCATIONANDPSYCHOLOGY Deputy Head:AssociateProfessorIoannisLolos Head: AssociateProfessorEleniSianou-Kirgiou Dean: AssociateProfessorAthanasiosAngelou Head: ProfessorAriandeGartziou Head: ProfessorEkateriniLiambi HISTORY ANDARCHAEOLOGY DEPARTMENTS: PHILOLOGY DEANSHIP: UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 - Linguistics. - ModernGreek Philology. - MediaevalGreek PhilologyandByzantine History. - ClassicalPhilologyandAncient History. are which of two Rooms, shared withtheDepartmentof HistoryandArchaeology: Seminar four has Philology of Department The Seminar RoomsandLaboratories the and Section Philology Greek Modern Linguistics Section. and Mediaeval the Section, The Department of Philology includes three Sections: the Classical Philology Structure oftheDepartment-Sections Philology, MediaevalandModernGreekLinguistics. Classical specialisation: of fields three in degrees awards Department The Christianity, totheGreekliteraryworksofModernism. and Latin languages, through the classical and vernacular works of Byzantine Greek the in antiquity of works classical the from ranging studies. texts a of base wide is matter it subject Its ideas. texts of history the the and literature speech, as artistic of diverse and distinct as However, in terms of methodology be it is uniform and founded upon the theory can and variety and breadth great offers It interpretation. thorough its to text a of restoration the from aspects, potential many has which discipline multi-level a is Philology order tocontributetheirscientificandmentalfulfilment. in literature, Greek contemporary to literature and thought Greek ancient of acquaint them with all the aspects and expressions of speech, from the study to and careers, professional future their in them assist will that qualifications scientific appropriate the with scientific them provide philologists the to i.e. young training, educational of offer and to Department aims: founding two has a Ioannina, of was University which Philology, of Department The General -AimoftheDepartment Website: http://www.uoi.gr/schools/human/philology/ Fax: +302651007022 Tel.: +302651007474-5,07178-9,07293 Secretary’s Office: Secretary: ChrysanthiNatsi Philology Department of n oa Daa At – cecs Gorpy – Geography Sciences, Topography, etc. – Arts Drama, Roman in of the past – Comparative Philology, Theatre Studies elements cultural of Survival Philology, Classical of History Literature, Latin of History Literature, Latin of Criticism and Theory Prosody, Interpretation, Style, Grammar, Language, texts, Christian – Epigraphic – Latin Philology: Topography, etc. Ancient Greek Drama, Arts – Sciences, Geography – of History the past – Comparative Philology, Theatre Studies in Literature, of elements cultural Greek of Survival Philology, Classical Ancient of Literature, Greek History Ancient of Criticism and Theory Rhetoric, Prosody, Interpretation, Style, Grammar, – Technical – Epigraphic – Christian texts, Language, Scientific Fiction, Poetry, Philology: Greek Ancient Philology Sectioncanbebrokendownasfollows: the of areas subject the specifically, More Roman Theatre). and Greek Ancient courses, Philology Classical of Papyrology, texts, Latin Mycenaean Philology, Special and and/or General Didactics Greek Ancient of Publication - Criticism specialisation and of History (Palaeography, fields recognised Related C. B. LatinPhilology A. AncientGreekPhilology the following individualsubjectareas: covers which Section, Philology Classical 1. of Philologyarethefollowing: Department the in Sections the of areas subject The Subject Areas the with conjuction (in Department ofHistoryandArchaeology). Cartography - Drawings k k k k k k h Dprmn o Piooy a te following the has Philology laboratories: of Department The Conservation of Paper - Palaeography - Codicology, Ancient GreekandLatinLanguage. Linguistics. Modern GreekPhilology. Mediaeval GreekPhilology. Classical Philology. Poetry, Fiction, Scientific – Technical Classical 44 45 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA Ariadne Gartziou, Professor, Greek and Latin religion and Mythology Ioannis Perysinakis,Professor,AncientGreekPhilology. Ekaterini Synodinou,Professor,AncientGreekPhilology. and/or Latintexts–Papyrology. Greek Ancient of Publication – Criticism and History Palaeography – Dimitrios Raios, Classical PhilologySection Academic StaffMembers - etc. Linguistics Linguistics: Text Stylistics, Psycholinguistics, Discourse Analysis, Translation Theory, Language Teaching, linguistics, Interdisciplinary/Applied Anthropological Linguistics, C. Romance Linguistics, Balkan Mediterranean Languages,etc. Language, Latin the History of Language, Greek the of Linguistics: History Linguistics, Indo-European Historical/Comparative Dialectology, B. Semiotics, science, linguistic Nomenclature, etc. of of History Philosophy Pragmatics, language, Semantics, Lexicography, - Lexicology Linguistics: General A. areas: subject individual following the covers which Section, Linguistics 3. (poetry, fiction,essays),SociologyofLiterature. Comparative Texts Literary Greek Modern stylistics), of Analysis and Interpretation Philology, rhetoric, narratology, (poetics, literature of modern of interpretation and Greek history theatrical texts, General history and theory of literature, the theatre, theory of history General Philology: Greek Modern B. Mediaeval andRenaissanceLiterature. and textual criticism, Relations between Byzantine Literature and Latin Codicology - Palaeography Greek Byzantium, early - antiquity late of Literature Greek Philology: Philology, Post-Byzantine and Byzantine Vernacular Greek Mediaeval A. the followingindividualsubjectareas: covers which Section, Philology Greek Modern and Mediaeval 2. General DidacticsofClassicalPhilologycourses. of Ancient Greek and/or Latin texts, Mycenaean Philology, Special and Publication - Criticism and Religion, History - Palaeography Papyrology, texts, Roman Mycenaean Folklore), - life and/or Private and Public Regimes, - Institutions Greek and/ - Law Ancient Economy, (Society, world Graeco-Roman Greek the of Anthropology Mythology, Ancient Roman specialisation: of or fields recognised Related prospectus 2009/2010 Professor, Ancient Greek Philology – Latin Philology Phonetics - Phonology, Morphology, Syntax, Morphology, Phonology, - Phonetics itr o Mdr Gek Literature, Greek Modern of History coal Bznie Philology, Byzantine Scholarly itrcl Linguistics, Historical Sociolinguistics, sitn Poesr Modern Professor, Greek Philology. Assistant Vogiatzoglou, Athena Greek Philology. Modern Professor, Assistant Papatheodorou, Ioannis Literature. Kargiotis, Dimitrios of Theory Literature -AnalysisofModern GreekLiteraryTexts. Professor, Assistant Benatsis, Apostolos of ModernGreekTheatricalTexts. Interpretation and History Texts, Literary Greek Modern of Analysis and Interpretation Literature, Greek Modern Ladogianni, Georgia Literature. Kagialis, Dimitrios Philology, TheoryofLiterature. Dounia, Christina Philology. Byzantine Professor, Associate Angelou, Athanasios Byzantine Philology. Scholarly Professor, Associate Alexakis, Alexandros Philology -Post-ByzantinePhilology. Mavromatis, Ioannis Greek Mediaeval andModernGreekPhilologySection Ancient Lecturer, Greek Philology. Zografou, Ancient Athanasia Lecturer, Philology. Kostopoulou, Greek Ancient Aglaia Professor, Assistant Philology. Liatsi, Maria Philology. Latin Polymerakis, Professor, Photis Assistant Philology. Papadimitriou, Maria Philology. Stamatis Mersinias, Philology. Mantziou, Mary Ancient Greek Philology. Professor, Assistant Zografou, Gerasimoula Philology. Gasti, Eleni and LatinreligionMythology. Greek Philology, Mycenaean Philology, Greek Ancient Sotiroula Dimitriadi-Konstantinidi, Associate Houliara-Raiou, Professor, Papyrology. Eleni Anthropology oftheancientworld. sitn Poesr Acet Greek Ancient Professor, Assistant sitn Poesr Acet Greek Ancient Professor, Assistant Associate Professor, Modern Greek Modern Professor, Associate Associate Professor, Modern Greek Modern Professor, Associate Assistant Professor, Ancient Greek sitn Poesr Comparative Professor, Assistant rfso, enclr Byzantine Vernacular Professor, sitn Poesr Hsoy of History Professor, Assistant sitn Poesr Latin Professor, Assistant soit Professor, Associate o eeo a cetfc n rsac cpblt t the to capability highest possible level. research and scientific a develop to and research, composite in and knowledge scientists of young areas the of abilities subject the above enhance to the areas, in The knowledge scientific Archaeology. specialist and Postgraduate History postgraduate programme aims to advance and develop of Interdepartmental with Department conjuction in an the Studies Mediaeval runs in Programme also It degrees. Ph.D. integrated besides specialisation of the fields of three each to corresponding degrees awards (MA) and Master’s Linguistics, by supplemented Philology, Greek Modern and Mediaeval, Classical, specialization: of fields three Department’s the includes which (PSP), The Department runs a Postgraduate Study Programme Postgraduate studies in boththepublicandprivatesectors. • As scientific and research staff at centres and services • Inthemedia. newspapers, etc. houses, publishing at proofreaders and authors As • • Asresearchersatarchives,libraries,etc. private). find • As philology teachers in secondary education (public, can Philology of employment: Department the of Graduates Career prospects–Newfieldsofspecialisation temporary teachingstaff. The Department’s teaching duties are supplemented by Linguistics. Baltatzani, Maria Language. ln Kiga, Eleni of theGreekLanguage. History Professor, Associate Economou, Konstantinos European Linguistics,HistoryoftheGreekLanguage. Giannakis, K. Georgios Linguistics Section Magda Strougari,Lecturer,ModernGreekLiterature. Eleni Kourmantzi,Lecturer,ModernGreekLiterature. sitn Poesr Hsoy f h Greek the of History Professor, Assistant sitn Poesr General Professor, Assistant soit Poesr Indo- Professor, Associate 46 47 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA upon requestat theUniversityLibrary. the on have been donated to the periodicals University), are available on open access or current which collections rare (and and Department the at taught books fields scientific of collection extensive An Library andLaboratories - Folklore. - Archaeology. - AncientandMediaevalHistory. four into - ModernHistory. divided is Archaeology and Sections: History of Department The Structure oftheDepartment-Sections on archivalcollections,etc. studies museums, to visits research, field excavations, in participate to opportunity the have students addition, In The (design-photography). departments. other lectures seminars/conferences, given of by by Greek and completed foreign members scientists, is assignments and offered special staff courses education academic courses by and German) taught Italian, French, (English, courses and language foreign main elective), of compulsory and range (compulsory wide courses specialised a offers programme undergraduate The to historical,archaeologicalandfolklorestudies. knowledge and skills in conducting archival and field research relating and knowledge the folklore issues as well as equipping students with a range of essential advancing as role teaching scientific ways of approaching historical, archaeological and its sees Department The General -AimoftheDepartment Website: http://www.uoi.gr/schools/human/hist_arch/ Fax: +302651007035 Tel.: +302651007232,07180-1,07441,07542 Secretary’s Office: Secretary: TheodoraTheohari and Archaeology Department of History prospectus 2009/2010 Classical Archaeology: Geometric and Archaic period, Classical and Minoan civilisation, Mycenaean civilisation), archaicperiod. period, (Cycladic Neolithic protohistory and and prehistory Palaeolithic Archaeology: Prehistoric 2. ArchaeologyandArtHistory Section the of formation the and collective memoryintheBalkan nationalstates. historiographies 20th the to National 15th the century. from peoples Balkan the of history the of aspects political and economic Social, History: Balkan Modern Modern EuropeanHistory:HistoryofEurope. formation ofthemodernGreekstate. history Greeks: Modern economic of and social Political, History: Greek Modern 1. ModernHistorySection the of Sections the Department ofHistoryandArchaeologyaredefinedasfollows: by coordinated are that areas subject The Subject Areas for facilities visually impairedpeople. state-of-the-art with equipped laboratory a houses also Department The cluster. computer a to access can Students Venetian and Turkish rule, organisation and organisation rule, Turkish and Venetian Mediaeval Europe. Mediaeval European History: Society, economy and institutions of 6th tothe15thcentury. the from peoples Balkan the of History History: Balkan Mediaeval and world Arab the culture. with relations its and AD c. 15th the to 4th the from state Byzantine the of history intellectual and economic History: Byzantine Rome totheimperialtimes. Roman History: basic as epigraphs Greek historical sources. ancient of study The Epigraphics: prehistoric perioduptothe3rdcenturyAD. History: Greek Ancient 3. AncientandMediaevalHistorySection century. 20th the until up Renaissance the From Art: Modern of History Post-Byzantine Art. Byzantine Archaeology: period (5th–4thc.BC),HellenisticandRomanperiod. History of the Roman world from the founding of itr o te ntttos pltcl social, political, institutions, the of History Early Christian period, Byzantine period, itr o Acet ree rm the from Greece Ancient of History 48 49 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 Angeliki Panagopoulou, Lecturer,Byzantine History. Ioannis Tzamtzis,AssistantProfessorRomanHistory. Zoe Papastylou,AssistantProfessor,Ancient Greek History. Byzantine Ilias Giannakis,AssistantProfessor,ArabHistory andCulture. Professor, Christos Stavrakos,AssistantProfessor,Byzantine History. Associate History. Antonopoulos, Panagiotis History. Konstantakopoulou, Angeliki Ekaterini Liambi,Professor,AncientGreekHistory. Konstantinos N.Konstantinidis,Professor,ByzantineHistory. Michail Kordosis,Professor,HistoricalGeographyofByzantium. Vasilia Kontorini,Professor,AncientGreekEpigraphics. Ancient andMediaevalHistorySection Sarafianos –MpogiantzisAristidis,Lecturer,HistoryofArt. Art. Apostolos, Mantas Dimitrios Platzos,AssistantProfessor,ClassicalArchaeology. Theodora Markatou,AssistantProfessor,ArtHistory. Vlachopoulos, Archaeology. Andreas Vassiliki Pappa,AssistantProfessor,ClassicalArchaeology. Konstantina Gravani,AssistantProfessor,ClassicalArchaeology. Mihalis Fotiadis,AssociateProfessor,PrehistoricArchaeology. and Art. Archaeology Byzantine Professor, Associate Apostolos, Mandas and Art. Angeliki Stavropoulou, Ioannis Lolos,AssociateProfessor,PrehistoricArchaeology. Ioannis Petrohilos,AssociateProfessor,ClassicalArchaeology. Vlachopoulou, Archaeology. Amalia Theano Hatzidaki,Professor,ByzantineArchaeology. Archaeology andArtHistorySection Academic StaffMembers and rituals, magic,popularliterature,folkmusic). structures and technology, representations (traditional pre-industrial customs social practices); museological (clothing, life behaviours); material issues; social identity (economic period and occupation Turkish mechanisms the the of Anthropology; society and traditional Folklore Greek of directions Theoretical – c. 15th 20th c.: Culture) (Popular Society Traditional the of Culture 4. FolkloreSection Assistant Professor, Byzantine Archaeology & Archaeology Byzantine Professor, Assistant Associate Professor, Byzantine Archaeology soit Poesr Classical Professor, Associate sitn Poesr Prehistoric Professor, Assistant soit Poesr Balkan Professor, Associate Society: History-PopularCulture”. Study b) Greek Contemporary and and “Modern Philology entitled PSP Intersectional of Postgraduate the Department the Mediaeval with two conjunction in in PSP Studies Interdepartmental established the a) (PSP): has Programmes Department The Postgraduate studies • Inthefieldofprintedandelectronicpress. the • InthediplomaticserviceofMinistryForeignAffairs. Culture, of Ministry the Archaeological Service,LocalGovernment. of excavations archaeological In • heritage. cultural promoting at aiming Institutions and centres cultural At • museums, orwiththeGreekNationalTourismOrganisation. libraries, services, archive centres, study institutions, research In • • Asteachersinpublicandprivateeducationtraining. can Folklore orfindemployment: Archaeology and and Archaeology History History, of fields the in career academic of an build Department the of Graduates Career prospects–Newfieldsofspecialisation teaching staff. temporary by supplemented are duties teaching Department’s The Marilena Papachristoforou,AssistantProfessor,Folklore. Marina Vrelli-Zahou,AssociateProfessor,Folklore. Vassiliki Rokou,Professor,SocialandHistoricalFolklore. Vassilis Nitsiakos,Professor,SocialFolklore. Konstantina Bada,Professor,SocialFolklore. Folklore Section – 19thc.) Lambros Flitouris, History (19th –20thc.) European Contemporary Lecturer, Papastefanaki, Leda (20th century) Mahera, Anna Anna Mandylara,AssistantProfessor,ModernGreekHistory. History. Sfikas, Athanasios Ekaterini Zaridi-Vassiliou,AssistantProfessor,ModernHistory. Konstantinos Komis,Professor,ModernGreekHistory. History ofHellenismunderOttomanrule. Papageorgiou, P. Georgios Modern HistorySection etrr Cneprr Gek cnmc History Economic Greek Contemporary Lecturer, Lecturer, Contemporary European History (18th sitn Poesr Cneprr Greek Contemporary Professor, Assistant rfso, cnmc n Social and Economic Professor, iοannina university of of iοannina university of iοannina university 50 50 51 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 iies ih sinii, oil clua and cultural social, political conscience. scientific, a responsible with become citizens to students Enabling • education teachers. secondary epistemological of training professional basic The • their assessing conditions. by issues psychoeducational and social philosophical, Education, of of analysis the to approach interdisciplinary (Philosophy, The • areas subject Department Psychology). scientific main of the the diffusion in and knowledge research The • The Department’saimsare: the undergraduatestudyprogramme. Programmes are Study also offered in conjunction with Postgraduate organised Three study options. undergraduate integrated programme and awards an degrees with three study offers It sections. three into divided is (PEP) Psychology and Education Philosophy, of Department The General –AimoftheDepartment Website: http://phedps.uoi.gr/ Fax: +302651007027 Tel.: +302651007184-6,07406 Secretary’s Office: Secretary: ApostolosVranos Psychology Education & of Philosophy, Department k k k k k k k k k k k k Philosophy Section: The followingLaboratorieshavebeenestablishedandarefunctioningintheDepartment: Laboratories Psychology the and Section Education the Section, Philosophy the Sections: Section. three of consists Department P.E.P. The Structure oftheDepartment–Sections structure This knowledge. specialised with skills andknowledgewhichwillallowthemtodealwithmodernsocialchallengesprofessionally. courses includes cycle second The nature. encourages students to plan in their study programme according to introductory their own personal preferences and or to acquire the necessary basic are that The Department’s task is specified in the Study Programme, which is structured in two cycles. The first cycle includes courses Konstantinos Petsios, AssociateProfessor, HistoryofPhilosophy. AncientGreekandModern Greek Philosophy. Panagiotis Noutsos, Professor,Social andPoliticalPhilosophy. Georgia Apostolopoulou,Professor,HistoryofPhilosophy andPracticalPhilosophy. Philosophy Section Academic StaffMembers as wellfromotherDepartments oftheUniversityIoannina. A significant part of the study programme is covered by courses from the Departments of Philology and History & Archaeology, Psychology, CognitiveSpecialEducation,Health Psychology. Section: Psychology Theories andMethods,EducationalPsychology,Comparative Education,EconomyandPlanninginEducation. Education Section: Philosophy. Political Philosophy, Philosophy of the Sciences or Epistemology, History of Scientific Ideas, History of Philosophy, Systematic Philosophy Section: Introduction to Philosophy, Ancient Greek Philosophy, Modern and Contemporary Philosophy, Social and The coursesthataretaughtincludedinthesubjectof thePEP Department’sSectionsasfollows: The studyprogrammeofthePEPDepartmentoffersthree (3)studyoptions:Philosophy,Education,andPsychology. Subject Areas Psychology Section: Education Section: Cross-Cultural PsychologicalStudiesandApplicationsLaboratory. Family StudyLaboratory. Dyslexia ResearchLaboratory. Laboratory forResearchingSocialExclusionandAssessmentinEducation. History ofModernGreekEducationLaboratory. Laboratory forResearchingEducationalPolicyandFurtherEducationofTeachers. Empirical EducationalResearchLaboratory. Laboratory fortheStudyandResearchofLanguageTeachingAssessmentinEducation. Platonic ResearchLaboratory. Platonic andAristotelianStudiesLaboratory. Modern GreekPhilosophyResearchLaboratory. Laboratory fortheDocumentationandStudyofHistorySocialPoliticalIdeas. Introduction to Educational Sciences, History of Education, Sociology of Education, Teaching-Assessment Introduction to Psychology, General Psychology, Social Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Educational Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Social Psychology, General Psychology, to Introduction 52 53 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA • Asinstructorsatcontinuous vocational traininginstitutions. and extracurricular(supplementary) books. • • Asprofessionalsupportpersonnel inmentalhealthinstitutions,treatmentcommunities andpreventioncentres. implementation ofeducational andlifelongeducationalprogrammes,etc. • supplementary lessons,creativeplay,counselling,career orientation,etc.). • • Withinadministrativeservicesandcentresinthepublic privatesectors. • Asteachersinsecondaryeducation. Graduates oftheDepartmentPhilosophy,Educationand Psychologycanfindemployment: Career prospects–Newfieldsofspecialisation The Department’steachingdutiesaresupplementedbytemporary teachingstaff. Elena Ziori,Lecturer,CognitivePsychology. Efstathiios Papastathopoulos,Lecturer,DevelopingPsychology Evangelia Karagianni-Karagiannopoulou,AssistantProfessor,Psychology. Angeliki Paleologou,AssistantProfessor,ClinicalPsychology. Nikolaos Bozatzis,AssistantProfessor,SocialPsychology. Psychology). Papadioti, Vassiliki Dimitrios Stasinos,Professor,SpecialEducation. Psychology Section Theoharis Athanasiadis,Lecturer,Education. the of Inequality Konstantinos Siakaris,AssistantProfessor,PoliticalEconomyofEducation. Social on emphasis (with Education opposite sex). of Sociology Professor, Assistant Maragoudaki, Eleni Maria Apostolou,AssistantProfessor,EducationalPsychology. Luciana Benincasa,AssistantProfessor,Education. Eleni Sianou,AssociateProfessor,SociologyofEducation. Panagiotis Papakonstantinou,Professor,SociologyofEducation. Haralambos Noutsos,Professor,HistoryandSociologyofEducation. Georgios Mavrogiorgos,Professor,Education(withemphasisontuitionandeducationalpolicy). Athanasios Gotovos,Professor,GeneralEducation. Education Section Vassiliki Solomou-Papanikolaou,Lecturer,AncientGreekPhilosophy-PhilosophicalEthics. Athanasios Sakellariadis,AssistantProfessor,PhilosophyoftheSciences. Golfo Magini,AssistantProfessor,ModernandContemporaryPhilosophy. Eleni Karabatzaki,AssistantProfessor,HistoryofPhilosophy(withemphasisonAncientGreekPhilosophy). Stefanos Dimitriou,AssistantProfessor,HistoryofPhilosophy. Iordanis Markoulatos,AssistantProfessor,SocialandPoliticalPhilosophy. Ioannis Prelorentzos,AssociateProfessor,ModernandContemporaryPhilosophy. Dionysios Drosos,AssociateProfessor,MoralPhilosophy. prospectus 2009/2010 As scientific personnel in businesses and facilities involved in writing, editing and distributing children’s, school children’s, distributing and editing writing, in involved facilities and businesses in personnel scientific As and training relations, public resources, human of areas the in services and organisations offices, in officials As s cetfc esne poiig dctoa ad scooia spot eg cosclua education, cross-cultural (e.g. support psychological and educational providing personnel scientific As soit Poesr Dvlpn Pyhlg (ih mhss n hl ad Adolescent and Child on emphasis (with Psychology Developing Professor, Associate The DepartmentrunsthreePostgraduateStudyProgrammes(PSPs): Postgraduate studies k k k in thePsychologySectionaPSPDYSLEXIA:MultilingualEnvironmentandUseofNewTechnologiesasRemedial Approach. in theEducationSectionaPSPEducationalSciences(fourmajors),and in thePhilosophySectionaPSPGreek–ofSciences(Interdepartmental) 54 55 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 s c i schoolof e n c e s 2 School of Sciences Deputy Head:AssociateProfessorGeorgiosVarvounis Deputy Head:AssociateProfessorIoannisRizos Deputy Head:ProfessorDimitriosNoutsos Head: ProfessorDimitraKovala-Demertzi Head: ProfessorKonstantineZografos Head: ProfessorStavrosNikolopoulos Deputy Head:ProfessorIsaakLagaris Dean: ProfessorGeorgeKarakostas Head: ProfessorThomasBakas COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS: MATHEMATICS CHEMISTRY DEANSHIP PHYSICS UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 of newideasand methods. quest the through field the in knowledge of growth and cultivation the and Analysis Mathematical of methods and concepts the in students The mission of the Mathematical Analysis Section is the initiation of all and radially expands further and inexhaustibly inalldirections. method, analytic infinitesimal subsequent the and “limit” the of concept the of introduction the with begins branch Analysis Mathematical that stated be could this it past, the in than demarcate to today harder is it Although Mathematics. of branches profound and Analysis extensive most the Mathematical of one the is and Section of subject the is Analysis Mathematical 1. MathematicalAnalysisSection Mechanics Section. and Statistics Mathematics Applied the Probability, and Section Research Operations Section, and Geometry and Algebra the Section, science and is subdivided into four Sections: the Mathematical Analysis The Department of Mathematics covers subject areas of mathematical Structure oftheDepartment-Sections methods tothestudyofvariousphenomenathatinterestthem. mathematical advanced apply and create to attempt mathematicians Applied theories. mathematical of advancement the for foundations efficient most and strictest best, the develop to aim mathematicians Theoretical mathematics. applied and theoretical directions are mathematics main in two The reality. contemporary of description the to and for search Mathematical of proof The description of, mathematical concepts and laws, which are necessary the by activity. characterised mainly scientific are of Sciences field contemporary penetrating rapidly every and decisively lives, our in necessity a today become has calculations, mathematical for rules empirical of series a Mathematics, which in its initial development stage mainly constituted General –AimoftheDepartment Website: http://www.math.uoi.gr/mathsite/index.htm Fax: +302651007005 Tel.: +302651007190-1,07493,0782,08012 Secretary’s Office: Secretary: PrevezanosConstantinos Mathematics Department of 2 8 2 5 9 3 8 5 dvlpd s n plcto o Ifntsml acls I te 20th the In Calculus. Infinitesimal of application an as developed of – theory local the Differential which of during curves and surfaces – now century, known period as elementary Differential Geometry 19th classic the The was of curvature. Geometry and branches metrics main as such the of one Mathematics and deals with constitutes the study of metric concepts on Geometry manifolds, Differential is invaluable. Today, problems. such Science Computer including sciences other to to contribution Algebra’s solutions existing the of understanding better a to contributed also It Equations. Algebraic of Theory the and Theory Number Geometry, in problems specific of solution the was aim its and centuries 20th and 19th the in mainly developed Algebra Algebraic Geometry, etc. Topology, Algebraic and Differential Logic, Mathematical of fields mathematics: following Abstract Algebra, the Differential includes Geometry, Number Section Theory, Geometry and Algebra The 2. AlgebraandGeometrySection Functional of subject the is Analysis, TopologyandtheMeasureTheory. problems, natural of the comprehension examining by in out observed general are topological carried spaces. that The study systems of is abstract such spaces, of which facilitates study paths the of the convergence case, general this In rather complexclassofFunctionalDifferentialEquations. and extensive an constitute which Equations, Differential Delay called so- the to come we Thus, history. phenomenon’s natural the consideration the into to take we if reality to approach is better a have will we example, For model theoretical the closer phenomenon, the closer we the come to its exact study though natural, the model. is As stability, of ascertainment and description the approximation, periodicity,etc. in example for as solutions, of behaviour general the to can refers that information equations provide Such Equations. Differential Discrete or Continuous a of generally or the control of a certain population and situation, can take place through mechanical or physical dynamical a system, which describes of the development study of a phenomenon exact Integration, The and Measure of Topology, Theory Functions, Functional Analysis,etc. the Complex of Equations, Theory Differential the Theory Functions, the Real are of Analysis Mathematical of directions interdepedent from mathematics, of fields and basic the of Some fields. applied completely to theoretical purely other to supply tools the effective is and creative Analysis of Mathematical of contribution invaluable An 58 59 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA any n h fed f otnu Mcais Ms o te problems the of Most Mechanics. Continuum of field the in mainly place taking is time our in mechanics of development research The Today ideas. mathematical Mathematics. Applied of branch new a constitute to continues mechanics for application of field exclusive, often and preferred, the constituted it years interaction many For intense same researchers. the following by developed often since and very was time, and Mathematics, Analysis Classical same with, Applied the of at branch developed it oldest the is Mechanics Informatics. and Mathematics Computational Mechanics, of scopes the towards directed are Section fourth the of faculty the of interests research The 4. AppliedMathematicsandMechanicsSection education. and psychology agriculture, chemistry, science medicine, of their problems the of to applications the of understanding and study the in interested also are Section this of faculty The occur. optimisation and applications in all areas of human activity where problems of modelling Operations Research has its roots in theoretical mathematics and etc. finds models, population of systems, resource human control, types inventory various under with deals functions constraints and the study of stochastic that systems like queuing multivariate systems, Mathematics of of optimisation field the the is Research Operations and Statistics. and prospective medical studies, etc. belong to the field of Probability retrospective trials, clinical surveys, sampling control, quality surveys, demographic polls, opinion as such Subjects processes. stochastic of applications and theory the with generally and phenomena, and other biological social, natural, various describing of purpose the for models stochastic of development the phenomena, random of study (numerical data) and the extraction of inferences. It also deals with the experiments measurements of analysis of and collection the methods, sampling and design the (probability), uncertainty of concept the with concerned is which Mathematics of branch the is Statistics and area of the third Section of the Department of Mathematics. Probability Probability, Statistics and Operations Research constitute the research 3. Probability,StatisticsandOperationsResearchSection physics (TheoryofRelativity),etc. Differential of fruitfulness Geometry is and also a result of its interaction with other dynamics sciences, such as The Geometry. and Algebraic Topology Algebraic Equations, Differential of Partial achievements of the theory on the based rapidly developed field the century prospectus 2009/2010 are definedasfollows: Sciences of School the in Mathematics of Department the of Sections the by coordinated are that areas subject The Subject Areas Probability andStatistics. Microcomputers. Mechanics. Mathematics. Numerical Analysis. Mathematical Analysis. Geometry. Algebra. allocated totheDepartmentofMathematics: been have Laboratories and Rooms Seminar following The Linguistics Seminar RoomsandLaboratories Computational processing), natural (contextual languages),ParallelAlgorithms. programming, (automatic language processing), Intelligence algebraic and Artificial symbolic (or Computations of areas mathematical The to solutions problems withtheleastpossiblecomputationalcost. (approximate) numerical possible accurate most the for searches one computer, a of means by and processes, finite determined completely constitute which methods, numerical Using sciences. the in consequently, encountered are which and problems practical real problems, solving mathematical solving for (algorithms) Applied methods use, (computational) and numerical of analyse, effective produce, branch to aims a which Mathematics is Mathematics Computational almost allbranchesofpureandappliedmathematics. with Mechanics of potential interaction the determines This approximate). – (analytical solution its to placement proper its and (modelling) problem Mechanics. a of description mathematical Continuum of the from extends it as language scope, enormous an has Mechanics the in are Mathematics formulated in technology contemporary by posed nld: Symbolic include: Science Computer 60 61 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 f olna eutos n sses Mteaia pormig otmsto ad aitoa tcnqe, ueia slto of solution Numerical techniques, variational and optimisation programming, Mathematical systems, and equations nonlinear of (i) Numerical Analysis: Error analysis, Numerical simulation, Numerical approximation, Numerical linear algebra, Numerical solution 4. AppliedMathematicsand MechanicsSection: models, stochastic Research Operations processes, Stochastic statistics, Mathematical programming, Operations research,Insurancemathematics, Financialmathematics, Econometrics. sciences Behavioural Biostatistics, research, Market 3. Probability, Statistics and Operations Research Section: Mathematical logicandfoundations,Algebraictheoryofautomata andlanguages,Algebrageometryapplications. Discrete and Convex Geometry, groups, Lie geometry, Differential and geometry, Algebraic groups topology, Manifolds Topological and generalisations, cell complexes, and Integral and groups manifold analysis, K-theory Geometric analysis, algebra, Homological and theory Category algebras, and rings Nonassociative algebras, and rings Associative algebra, multilinear and Linear geometry, Section: Geometry and Algebra 2. in applications analysis Mathematical analysis, other disciplines. Applied equations, Differential analysis, Functional logic, Mathematical Topology, Section: Analysis Mathematical 1. ubr hoy Fed hoy n plnmas Cmuaie ig ad lers Algebraic algebras, and rings Commutative polynomials, and theory Field theory, Number el nlss Ter o maue n itgain Cmlx nlss Hroi analysis, Harmonic analysis, Complex integration, and measure of Theory analysis, Real Probability and applications, Mathematical statistics, Applied statistics, Simulation, Survival Analysis,Non-Parametric Statistics,DataAnalysis. Loukas, Sotirios Probability, StatisticsandOperations ResearchSection Konstantinos Mexis,Lecturer,AlgebraicTheoryof Automata. Anestis Fyraridis,AssistantProfessor,Algebraic TheoryofAutomata. Νondas Kehagias,AssociateProfessor,Algebraic Topology-InvariantTheory. Homological Algebra). Beligiannis, Apostolos Algebra. Thomas, Apostolos Geometry, Geometry, SubmanifoldTheory,MinimalSubmanifolds). (Riemann Vlachos, Geometry Theodoros Differential Professor, Submanifold Theory,MinimalSubmanifolds). Hasanis, Thomas Contact – Algebra). Geometry Nikolaos Marmaridis, Riemann Professor, Manifolds. Koufogiorgos, Themistocles Algebra andGeometrySection Ioannis Pournaras,AssistantProfessor,DifferentialEquations. Chrysostomos Petalas,AssistantProfessor,FunctionalAnalysis of Measure. Vidalis, Theodoros Equations, ContinuousandDiscreteModels. Philos, Christos Panagiotis Tsamatos,Professor,DifferentialEquations. Functional Equations,PartialDifferentialEquations. Stavroulakis, Ioannis Sotirios Ntouyas,Professor,DifferentialEquations. Dynamics, Population Equations, Dynamical Systems. Integral Volterra Theory, Control variables), George Karakostas, Mathematical AnalysisSection Academic StaffMembers Technical design, linguistics, circuit simulations. logic Computational Digital processing, systems, language natural Expert Automatic intelligence, Artificial Programming Databases, languages, computations, Parallel computations, mathematical (iii) Computer science: Biomechanics. Continuum mechanics, Elasticity, particles, Fluid many mechanics, Waves and in continuous particle media, single Heat transfer, a of Mechanics Mechanics: (ii) functional equations,IntegralNumericalmethodsinFourier analysis. and Difference equations, differential partial and equations differential ordinary Professor, Differential Equations, Integral Equations, Difference Equations, Integral Equations, Differential Professor, rfso, ttsia Dsrbtos Saitcl Inference, Statistical Distributions, Statistical Professor, Assistant Professor, Topology, Functional Analysis, Theory Analysis, Functional Topology, Professor, Assistant Associate Professor, Algebraic Geometry, Anticommutative Geometry, Algebraic Professor, Associate Professor, Differential Equations (with continuous or discrete Professor, Algebra (Representation Theory – Homological rfso, ifrnil qain, ifrne Equations, Difference Equations, Differential Professor, soit Poesr Dfeeta Goer (Riemann Geometry Differential Professor, Associate Theoretical computer science, Algorithm theory, Symbolic Associate Professor, Algebra (Representation Theory - Theory (Representation Algebra Professor, Associate 62 63 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 u u u u u u u u u u u u Graduates oftheDepartmentMathematicscanfindemployment: Career prospects–Newfieldsofspecialisation Socrates Baltzis,Lecturer,AutomaticNaturalLanguageProcessing(NLP). Ioannis Stamatiou,AssistantProfessor,AlgorithmAnalysis,Databases. Nikolaos Glynos,AssistantProfessor,SymbolicMathematicalComputations,ArtificialIntelligence,Databases. Anna Psimarni,AssistantProfessor,NumericalLinearAlgebra(IterativeMethodsforSolvingSystems). Sophocles Galanis,AssociateProfessor,NumericalLinearAlgebra(IterativeMethodsforSolvingSystems). Apostolos Yeyios,AssociateProfessor,ComputationalMathematics–NumericalLinearAlgebra(IterativeMethods). Dimitrios Noutsos,Professor,NumericalLinearAlgebra(IterativeMethodsforSolvingSystems). Andreas Raptis,Professor,FluidMechanics. Applied MathematicsandEngineeringResearchSection Konstantina Skouri,Lecturer,OperationsResearch. Apostolos Batsidis,Lecturer,Statistics. Systems. Lagaris, Christos Konstantinos Zografos,Professor,StatisticalInformationTheory. Power Corporation,LocalGovernment,etc. The departmenthasbeenrunning anInter-universityPostgraduate StudyProgrammein Biostatistics. b) DoctoralDegrees a) MScdegreesinthefollowingfieldsofspecialisation: Through thePSPDepartmentawards: country. sciences by training the scientists who are needed to cover the educational, research and developmental needs of the the on focuses The aim which of the PSP is to (PSP) promote knowledge individual and develop research and Programme and applications branches in all various branches Study of the through mathematical period Postgraduate fields ofspecialisation. modern the a in evolve running and develop been they as has sciences mathematical Department the 1995 of As Postgraduate studies Computational Mathematics and ComputerScience. Applied MathematicsandMechanics. Statistics andOperationsResearch. Mathematics (Analysis-AlgebraGeometry). At companiesengagedincomputergraphics. In sectorsthatengageinsecuredatatransfersystems,especiallycryptology,cryptographyandcodetheory. At computercentres. In industryandatpublicprivatesectorbanks. In insurancecompaniesandmarketresearchmarketing companies. As scientificandresearchpersonnelatcentresservicesinthepublicprivatesectors. As teachersinsecondaryeducation. In public sector corporations and organisations such as the Hellenic Telecommunications Organisation, the Public the Organisation, Telecommunications Hellenic the as such organisations and corporations sector public In soit Poesr Sohsi Poess Oeain Rsac Sohsi Mdl, Service Models, Stochastic Research Operations Processes, Stochastic Professor, Associate iοannina university of of iοannina university of iοannina university 64 65 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA i) Mossbauer SpectroscopyandMaterials PhysicsLaboratory. There arefour Research LaboratoriesinSection IV: Solid StatePhysics&Materials andSurfacePhysicsSection(IV) iii) HighEnergyPhysicsand Applications Laboratory. ii) NuclearPhysicsLaboratory. i) AtomicandMolecularPhysics Laboratory. There arethreeResearchLaboratories inSectionIII: (III) Section of Atomic & Molecular Physics, Nuclear Physics and High Energy Physics ii) TheoreticalPhysicsLaboratoryB. i) TheoreticalPhysicsLaboratoryA. There aretwoResearchLaboratoriesinSectionII: Theoretical PhysicsSection(II) ii) MeteorologyandClimatologyLaboratory. i) AstronomyLaboratory. There aretwoResearchLaboratoriesinSectionI: Astrogeophysics Section(I) Department’s Sectionsandcorrespondingresearchlaboratoriesareasfollows: The Section. each in established are laboratories Research Sections. four into divided is Physics of Department the areas, subject the of units thematic wider the on Based Structure oftheDepartment-Sections Communications, Technologies, Electronic Modern high as Photonics, novelMaterials,andMeteorologyClimatology. contemporary to such access wider sectors, students technology its offers Physics of Department the Based on the knowledge link between physics and other disciplines (mainly new problems. technology), its and physics has of knowledge Department solid and old solving in physics of methodology the them teach to and and tools, computational The basic the applied). with students and equip in to experimental research, aims: two and (theoretical, education Physics of of terms in fields both all active, is Physics of Department The General -AimoftheDepartment Website: http://www.physics.uoi.gr/ Fax: +302651007008 Tel.: +302651007192-3,07490-1 Secretary’s Office: Secretary: AnnaYfanti Department ofPhysics prospectus 2009/2010 Physics Teaching. Philippos Krommydas, Lecturer, Radiogalaxies, Cosmology and emphasis onSolarPhysics). Patsourakos, Spyridon Meteorology and Climatology. Professor, Assistant Hatzianastassiou, Nikolaos Physics. Nindos, Alexandros Atmospheric Environment. Kassomenos, Pavlos and Meteorology and Professor, Climatology. Associate Astronomy Bartzokas, Aristides Professor, Astrophysics. Alissandrakis, Konstantinos Astrogeophysics Section(I) Academic StaffMembers Telecommunications. and Electronics as well as Physics, Surface and Materials Matter, The subject areas-research fields of Section IV include Condensed (IV) Section Physics Surface and Materials & Physics State Solid Physics andExperimentalElementaryParticlePhysics. Nuclear Experimental Physics, Atomic Photonics Optical include and III Molecular Section of fields areas-research subject The High EnergyPhysics(III) and Physics Nuclear Physics, Molecular Plasma & Atomic of Section and Physics, Nuclear Theoretical Physics. Physics, Matter Condensed Theoretical Cosmology, Physics, Particle Elementary Theoretical include II Section of fields areas-research subject The Theoretical PhysicsSection(II) Meteorology andClimatology. and Physics, Environmental and Atmospheric Astrophysics, and Astronomy include I Section of fields areas-research subject The Astrogeophysics Section(I) Subject Areas iv) CondensedMatterPhysicsandMaterialsScienceLaboratory. iii) ElectronicTelecommunicationsandApplicationsLaboratory. ii) SurfacePhysicsLaboratory. sitn Poesr Slr n Space and Solar Professor, Assistant soit Poesr Pyis f the of Physics Professor, Associate sitn Poesr Atohsc (with Astrophysics Professor, Assistant 66 67 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA Reactions Patronis, Nikolaos Athanasia Ioannidou-Fili,Lecturer,ExperimentalMolecular Physics. Emmanouil Benis,AssistantProfessor,Atomicand MolecularPhysics. Aristides Ikiadis,AssistantProfessor,Experimental Optoelectronics. Mechanisms. Reaction Heavy-Ion Physics, Nuclear Professor, Assistant Nikolis, Nikolaos Laser Spectroscopy. Cohen, Samuel Konstantinos Ioannidis,AssistantProfessor,NuclearPhysics. Xenofon Aslanoglou,AssistantProfessor,ExperimentalNuclearPhysics. Physics, MicroelectronicCircuits. Papadopoulos, Ioannis Ioannis Filis,AssociateProfessor,ExperimentalMolecularPhysics. Pericles Tsekeris,AssociateProfessor,AtomicandMolecularPhysics. Physics. Kokkas, Panagiotis Nikolaos Manthos, Physics. Evangelou, Ioannis Andreas Lyras,AssociateProfessor,TheoreticalAtomicPhysics. Konstantinos Foudas,Professor,ExperimentalHighEnergyPhysics. Athena Pakou,Professor,NuclearPhysics,Radioecology. Constantine Kosmidis,Professor,ExperimentalMolecularPhysics. Physics (III) Section of Atomic & Molecular Physics, Nuclear Physics and High Energy of Theory Ilias Triantafyllopoulos,Lecturer,ElementaryParticles. General – Gravity Relativity. Professor, Assistant Kolasis, Haralambos Georgios Throumoulopoulos,AssociateProfessor,PlasmaPhysics. Ioannis Rizos,AssociateProfessor,TheoreticalHighEnergyPhysics. Cosmology. Perivolaropoulos, Leandros Particles. Kanti, Panagiota Particles. Athanasios Dedes, Associate Professor, Theoretical Physics and Elementary Theoharis Kosmas,AssociateProfessor,TheoreticalNuclearPhysics. Kyriakos Tamvakis,Professor,TheoreticalElementaryParticlePhysics. Nikolaos Batakis,Professor,UnifiedCosmologicalTheories. Evangelos Manesis,Professor,TheoreticalHighEnergyPhysics. Spyridon Evangelou,Professor,TheoreticalCondensedMatterPhysics. Konstantinos Vagionakis,Professor,ElementaryParticles,Cosmology. Georgios Leondaris,Professor,ElementaryParticles. Theoretical PhysicsSection(II) prospectus 2009/2010 sitn Poesr Eprmna Aoi ad Molecular and Atomic Experimental Professor, Assistant Associate Professor, Theoretical Physics and Elementary and Physics Theoretical Professor, Associate Associate Professor, Experimental High Energy Physics. etrr Eprmna Ncer hsc: Nuclear Physics: Nuclear Experimental Lecturer, soit Poesr Eprmna Hg Energy High Experimental Professor, Associate soit Poesr Eprmna Hg Energy High Experimental Professor, Associate sitn Poesr Eprmna Hg Energy High Experimental Professor, Assistant soit Poesr Tertcl Physics, Theoretical Professor, Associate NB: TheprogrammeInNewTechnologiesandResearch in thePhysicsTeachingcanonlybestudiedtoMSclevel u u u u u u u u u Graduates oftheDepartmentPhysicscanfindemployment: Career prospects–Newfieldsofspecialisation The Department’steachingdutiesaresupplementedbytemporarystaff. Dimitrios Katsanos,Lecturer,CondensedMatterPhysics. Irene Theodoridou-Karadima,Lecturer,CondensedMatterPhysics,γ-raySpectroscopy. Dimitrios Vlachos,Lecturer,ExperimentalPhysicsofSolidSurfaces. Alexios Douvalis,AssistantProfessor,ExperimentalSolidStatePhysics:ElectronicandMagneticPropertiesofSolids. Stylianos Foulias,AssistantProfessor,SurfacePhysics. Evangelos Evangelou,AssistantProfessor,SemiconductorPhysics. Georgios Evangelakis,AssociateProfessor,Theoryandtechniquesonsimulationofnaturalsystems. Mattheos Kamaratos,AssociateProfessor,CondensedMatterandSurfacePhysics. Nikolaos Papanikolaou,AssociateProfessor,CondensedMatterPhysics,SimulationMethods,ElectronicStructure. Georgios Floudas,Professor,ExperimentalSolidStatePhysics. Thomas Bakas,Professor,MaterialsPhysics,MossbauerSpectroscopy,Magnetism. Panagiotis Kostarakis,Professor,Electronics. Solid StatePhysics&MaterialsandSurfaceSection(IV) Today, theDepartmentofPhysicsrunsfivePostgraduate StudyProgrammesleadingtoanMScoraDoctoralDegree(PhD): needs oftheregionhavemadeitnecessarytointroduce formal postgraduatestudies. development the to University the of contribution the and research of advancement the studies, university of upgrading the However, Since itsestablishment,theDepartmentofPhysicshasbeenawardingdoctoraldegreesinvariousfieldsPhysics. Postgraduate studies energy, theenvironment,medicaltechnology,meteorology,etc. InTelecommunicationsApplications. InNewTechnologiesandResearchinthePhysicsTeaching. InModernElectronicTechnologies. InMeteorology,ClimatologyandPhysicsoftheAtmospheric Environment. InPhysics(i.basicoption,ii.Photonicsmajor,iii.Materials Sciencemajor), Asteachersineducationandtraining. As scientificandresearchpersonnelatcentresservicesinthepublicprivatesectors. As researchersatuniversitiesandresearchinstitutions. In contemporary high-tech sectors, such as modern electronic technologies, photonics, new materials, telecommunications, renewable 68 69 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 Structure ofthe Departments-Sections to anintegrateddegreeinchemistry. The Department of Chemistry’s study programme leads General -AimoftheDepartment htm Website: Fax: +302651007006 Tel.: +302651007194-5,07470,07473 Secretary’s Office: Secretary: E.M.Adamantiou Chemistry Department of http://www.uoi.gr/gr/schools/ximiko/frame1. Section D:PhysicalChemistry Laboratory. Food ChemistryLaboratory. Section C:IndustrialChemistryLaboratory. BiochemistryLaboratory. Section B:OrganicChemistryLaboratory. Section A:InorganicChemistryLaboratory. Laboratories D. PhysicalChemistry C. IndustrialandFoodChemistry B. OrganicChemistryandBiochemistry A. InorganicandAnalyticalChemistry (4) Sections: four into divided is Chemistry of Department The AnalyticalChemistryLaboratory. Professor, Organic Chemistry Organic Professor, Tsikaris, Vassilios Organic Professor, Chemistry. Hatziarapoglou, Lazaros Organic Chemistry. Professor, Sakarellos, Konstantinos Chemistry andSpectroscopy. Organic Professor, Physical-Theoretical on emphasis with Chemistry Gerothanassis, Ioannis Organic ChemistryandBiochemistry Section Christos Nanos,Lecturer,AnalyticalChemistry. Vasileios Sakkas,Lecturer,AnalyticalChemistry. Chemistry. Professor, Achilleas Garoufis, Assistant Analytical Chemistry. Prodromidis, Professor, Mamas Assistant Analytical Chemistry. Konidari, Professor, Konstantina Associate Analytical Chemistry. Vlessidis, Athanasios Professor, Inorganic Chemistry. Assistant Malandrinos, on Gerasimos emphasis Chemistry. with Athanasios Tsipis, Chemistry Coordination Chemistry. Professor, Assistant Inorganic Papadimitriou, Christos Professor, Associate Analytical Chemistry. Stalikas, Konstantinos Professor, of CoordinationCompounds. Complex Associate Analytical Chemistry of with Veltsistas, emphasis on the Analysis Panagiotis Identification Compounds. and Synthesis Plakatouras, Ioannis Chemistry. Sotiris Hadjikakou, Chemistry. Louloudi, Maria Inorganic Professor, Chemistry. Kabanos, Themistocles Control andProtectionTechnology. Albanis, Triantafyllos of Characterisation Coordination Compounds. and Synthesis Chemistry, Inorganic Professor, Kovala-Demertzi, Dimitra Inorganic andAnalyticalChemistrySection Academic StaffMembers soit Poesr Inorganic Professor, Associate Associate Professor, Inorganic Associate Professor, Inorganic Assistant Professor, Inorganic rfso, Environmental Professor, soit Professor, Associate rfso, Industrial Chemistry. Professor, Tiverios Vaimakis, Associate Professor, Industrial Pomonis, Chemistry. Philipos and Technology. Kontominas, Mihail Industrial andFoodChemistry Section Angelos Perysinakis,Lecturer,Biochemistry. Andreas Tzakos,Lecturer,OrganicChemistry. Ioannis Hatzidakis,Lecturer,OrganicChemistry. and Photochemistry. Chemistry Polymer on emphasis with Chemistry Siskos, Michail Professor, Organic Chemistry. Assistant Skobridis, Konstantinos and Professor, Microbial Lipid Biochemistry. on emphasis Associate with Biochemistry Koukkou, Irene-Anna with emphasisonPeptideChemistry. Computer Eugenia and Panou, Programming. Kinetics Professor, Associate Chemical–Enzyme Papamihail, Emmanuel Lipids andBiologicalMembranes. of Professor, Biochemistry on emphasis Associate with Biochemistry and Tsoukatos, Professor, Lipids Dimokritos on Associate emphasis Biological Membranes. with Lekka, Biochemistry Maria-Eleni Chemistry. Associate Elemes, Yiannis Theodorou-Kasioumi, heterocyclic Professor, OrganicChemistry. on Vassiliki emphasis compounds. with Chemistry Radicals, Organic Professor, Associate Varvounis, George Free on Spectroscopic AnalysisandPhotochemistry. emphasis (with Chemistry Organic Professor, Associate Zarkadis, Antonios Chemistry. Clinical and Biochemistry Lipid on emphasis with lxnrs Tselepis, Alexandros Molecular GeneticsandBiotechnology. Biochemical- Professor, Professor, Drainas, Konstantinos Immunochemistry. Sakarellou-Daitsiotou, Biochemistry with emphasis on Peptide Chemistry- Maria with emphasisonPeptideChemistry. Associate Professor, Biochemistry sitn Poesr Organic Professor, Assistant soit Poesr Organic Professor, Associate rfso, od Chemistry Food Professor, rfso, Biochemistry Professor, 70 71 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 netcds psiie, lsis txie, akgn materials, cosmetics, pharmaceuticalproducts,paints). packaging textiles, plastics, pesticides, insecticides, f h Evrnet Sail lnig n Pbi Wrs the Works, Public and Planning Spatial Environment, the of Graduates oftheChemistryDepartmentcanfindemployment: Career prospects-Newfieldsofspecialisation teaching staff. The Department’s teaching duties are supplemented by temporary Vassilios Melissas,AssistantProfessor,PhysicalChemistry. Konstantinos Vlachos,AssistantProfessor,PhysicalChemistry. Crystal Chemistry. Skoulika, Stavroula Adonis Mihailidis,AssociateProfessor,CrystalChemistry. on ChemistryEducation. Georgios Tsaparlis, Professor, Science Education with emphasis Chemical SystemDynamics. Mylona-Kosma, Agni Systems. Marios Kosmas, Physical ChemistrySection Anastasia Badeka,Lecturer,FoodChemistryandTechnology. Loukia Loukatzikou,Lecturer,IndustrialChemistry. Maria Tasioula,AssistantProfessor,FoodChemistry. Kyriakos Riganakos,AssistantProfessor,FoodChemistry. with emphasisonmeso-porousmaterials. non-catalytic Petrakis, Dimitrios heterogeneous on processes. emphasis with Technology Ziegler-Natta and Economou, study Evangelos the on synthesis ofpolymers. emphasis with Technology Bokaris, Efthymios and Technology. Chemistry Food Professor, Assistant Akrida, Konstantina Ioannis Savvaidis,AssociateProfessor,FoodMicrobiology. Biotechnology ofFoodsandWine. Roussis, Ioannis Technology. Demertzis, Panagiotis j j j j j j Religious Affairs,Educational Institute,etc.). and Learning Lifelong Education, of (Ministry services planning As researchersatuniversities, researchcentresorinstitutes. At theGeneralChemicalState Laboratory(GCSL)ofGreece. In oilprocessingandrefinery units. As teachers in the teaching and training field and in educational in and field training and teaching the in teachers As In the public sector working for ministries such as the Ministry the as such ministries for working sector public the In n h ceia idsr (od dik/eeae, fertilisers, drinks/beverages, (food, industry chemical the In Professor, Physical Chemistry of Macromolecular soit Poesr Chemistry-Biochemisty- Professor Associate sitn Poesr Ceia Technology Chemical Professor, Assistant Associate Professor, Thermochemistry and Thermochemistry Professor, Associate sitn Poesr Ognc Chemical Organic Professor, Assistant Associate Professor, Food Chemistry and Chemistry Food Professor, Associate Assistant Professor, Inorganic Chemical Inorganic Professor, Assistant rfso, ttsia Mcais and Mechanics Statistical Professor, Prefectural Authorities. Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and for works ofart(MinistryCulture). or distributionoffices). intellectual property (law firms, the Industrial Property Organisation, j j j j j j j j j . eatet f hmsr a te rsol Uiest of University Aristotle iii. Department ofChemistryattheUniversity ofCrete. the at ii. Department of ChemistryattheUniversity ofPatras. Chemistry of Thessaloniki. Department i. following institutions: the of participation the with 1997-1998 year academic Inter-university the since an offered has Chemistry Bioinorganic in (PSP) Programme Study Postgraduate Chemistry of Department The in Bioinorganic Chemistry (PSP) Programme Study Postgraduate Inter-university 2. b) DoctoralDegreeinChemistry 1.5. AnalyticalChemistryMethodsandApplications. 1.4. FoodScienceandTechnology. 1.3. NewMaterialsChemistry–Polymers. Simulation. – Technology Computational and Environmental Microbial Chemical, 1.2. – Immunochemistry and Biotechnology. Biochemical Biochemistry and Clinical (Chemical 1.1. specialisation of Technologies) includesthefollowingfiveoptions: field first The 2. NewTechnologiesinChemistryEducation. 1. ChemicalandBiochemicalTechnologies. a) AnMScdegreeinthefollowingfieldsofspecialisation: Chemistry of discipline The DepartmentofChemistryawards: the is PSP the (teaching andresearch). of scope The Programme Study (PSP). Postgraduate reformed a running been has Chemistry of Department the 2001-2002 year academic the Since 1. PostgraduateStudyProgrammeinChemistry Postgraduate studies laboratories ofhospitalsandclinics. product development. In chemicalstudiesagenciesintheprivatesector. In companiesororganisationsfromtheenvironmentalsector. As oenologistsinoenologicallaboratories. In aquaculturalfacilitiesandfishhatcheries. In biologicaltreatmentplants. In the field of dating, identifying and conserving antiquities and antiquities conserving and identifying dating, of field the In In legal services engaged in the registration and distribution of distribution and registration the in engaged services legal In In the health care sector in state or private centres and in the in and centres private or state in sector care health the In n rvt lbrtre a has f ult cnrl n new and control quality of heads as laboratories private In f hmsr ad h collaborating the and Department Departments. the Chemistry of of those to relevant areas subject the in degree Doctoral b. 2. OrganicFarming. 1. EnvironmentalAgrochemistry. specialisation: and Agrochemistry Organic Farming in the in following fields of degree MSc a. Chemistry awards: of Department the of PSP particular This the environment. of protection the and products produced of quality the production, livestock and optimal and agricultural in applications of and solutions adoption background the in scientific experience strong a have will programme the of Graduates farming. organic and agrochemistry in education postgraduate-level provide to of Epirus. The scope of the programme is at the Technological Educational Institute and the School of Agricultural Technology Technologies at the University of Ioannina Department and of Biological Applications Agrochemistry and the with conjunction in in Farming Organic PSP a also offered has Chemistry 2002-2003, of Department year the academic the Since Agrochemistry and OrganicFarming. in (PSP) Programme Study Postgraduate Inter-university 3. Bioinorganic in 2. DoctoraldegreeinChemistry. degree Chemistry. MSc 1. The PSPawards: Bioinorganic is Chemistry (teachingandresearch). PSP the of scope The the at Athens. of Chemistry University Kapodistrian and of National Department v. of Athens. University Technical National the at Engineering Chemical of Department iv. in theChemicalIndustry Applications and Synthesis Organic 7. 6. Biotechnology New EducationalTechnologies) 5. DICHNET also participatesinthefollowingPSPs: Chemistry of Department the addition, In the by of Ioannina. awarded are Department of Chemistry at the University degrees The Institutes. Educational Technological the at Oenology and Nutrition Technology, Food of Departments and the the of Athens) graduates (from of University Technology Agricultural 15 and Science Food accepts Engineering, Chemical Veterinary, Agriculture, , Chemistry, either in programme postgraduate students with a first degree The fields ofspecialisation. (4) four Food Science and Nutrition with three (3) of duration a semesters and awards an MSc degree in has PSP The iii. FoodQualityAssurance ii. Nutrition i. FoodChemistryandTechnology specialisation: of fields three has Science which Food Nutrition, and in has PSP a and running organised been has Chemistry of Department the 2003, September of As Science Food and Nutrition in (PSP) Programme Study Postgraduate Inter-university 4. (Didactics of Chemistry and 72 73 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 Computer Science Department of and development while the graduates constitute the driving force driving the constitute graduates the while development and existence its for basis the constitute department academic an of students postgraduate and undergraduate the that belief our is It its postgraduateandundergraduate programmes. expansion of its research activities and continuous improvement of set three key objectives: recruitment of prominent faculty members, advances in every aspect of the field. To this end the The Department Department has of Computer Science aims to contribute to scientific covers thewholecomputationalspectrum. distributed information systems and the theory of algorithms which in applications exciting of deployment and construction the its sciences; space and industry and with design robotics systematic software; the of in validation usage their with along logic and thousands of processing units); the sometimes automation of - formal reasoning multiple using computers fast ultra of programming and construction (the processing parallel include: study of fields new fields of study will contribute to further scientific progress. New to the scientific community allow us to predict with certainty that its contributions its and Science Computer in advances dramatic The philosophical) specific (and problems withpracticalsignificance. of solution theoretical effective the to the problems abstract of of aspects study the from extends which calculation its and problem the is theme study central The but it has evolved into an exciting mixture of theory and technology. of theory Greeks Ancient the of works the from emerged Science Computer the mathematical behind of principles automation fundamental the The computations. to restricted topic scope, a as limited started of science, new relatively a Science, Computer General -AimoftheDepartment Website: http://www.cs.uoi.gr/ Fax: +302651007021, Tel.: +302651007196-7,07213,07921 Secretary’s Office: Secretary: ManthoulaDaflou Laboratories beingestablished: workstations fortheDepartment’spostgraduatestudents. Laboratory: Student Postgraduate SILICON with thecorrespondingperipherals. two with PC 3000 servers file 20 SUN and 5 SUN two processors, R8000 GRAPHICS SUN A assignments. research for Laboratory: Research Computing personal computers. Laboratory: Microprocessor and operating systems. languages programming learning for workstations IPX SUN 4 SUN Laboratory: 25 Programming with laboratory educational workstations fortheDepartment’sundergraduatestudents. an Laboratory: UNIX Educational following and ResearchLaboratories: the has Department the purpose, and this For Programme Study Department’s the systems. computational of use the on based is Activities Research of part significant A Laboratories andResearchUnits the staff, academic its of Department isnotsubdividedintoseparateSections. number limited the to due present, At Structure oftheDepartment-Sections research oracademicpositions. professional, up take to them allow will which knowledge of body appropriate an with graduates equip to is Department the of goals primary the of one consequence, a As development. society’s for u u u u u u u u h ms iprat ils f optr cec. hs fed are defined bythefollowingareas ofresearchactivity: fields These Science. Computer of fields important most the cover staff academic Department’s the of interests research The Subject Areas Graph Theory. Theory ofComputationandAlgorithms. Laboratories forEducationalPurposes–ComputerCentre. VLSI TechnologyandComputerArchitectureLab. Algorithms EngineeringLaboratory. Medical TechnologyandSoftwareDevelopmentUnit. Distributed DataManagementLaboratory. Information ProcessingandAnalysisGroup. n dctoa lbrtr wt 21 with laboratory educational an n dctoa lbrtr wt 24 with laboratory educational an ihpromne computers high-performance aoaoy ih 0 U 5 SUN 10 with Laboratory u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u sitn Professor, Assistant Blekas, Konstantinos Parsopoulos, Professor, Optimization andmodelling. of Konstantinos visualization theory, algorithms, datastructures. graph computational algorithms, geometry, of analysis and Leonidas Palios, heterogeneous computing. Professor, and systems distributed Associate systems, Database Pitoura, genetic Evaggelia parallel logic, algorithms andpatternrecognition. optimization, fuzzy discrete algorithms), networks, (neural and applications of computational intelligence Lykas, Aristidis Algorithms, Graph Theory. Parallel Algorithms, of Analysis Stavros Nikolopoulos, Professor, Design and modelling, optimization,simulation. Isaac Lagaris, Numerical Professor, methods forpartialdifferentialequations. Akrivis, Georgios Academic StaffMembers Computer Architecture. Design andTestingofVLSICircuits. Optimization. Digital SignalandImageProcessing. Parallel Processing. Computer Graphics. Multimedia andHypermedia. Medical Informatics. Scientific Calculations. Pattern Recognition. Integrated Circuits. Neural Networks. Artificial Intelligence. Information SystemsSecurity. Mobile ComputerSystems. Database Systems. Telecommunication Networks. Computer Networks. Parallel andDistributedAlgorithms. Operating Systems. Programming Languages. Computational Logic. Computational Geometry. Professor, Scientific computing, Associate Professor, Theory Professor, Associate Associate Professor, Design Assistant aer rset - e fed of Computer Science canfind employment: of Department the fields of Graduates New - specialization prospects Career image registration,videoprocessing and 2D 3D images, statistical of deformable models, analysis statistical processing, signal Nikou, Christoforos computer systems, architecture. operating compilers, Manis, Georgios quality (reliability, availability,performance). software middleware, engineering, Zarras, Apostolos Spyridon Kontogianis,Lecturer,Algorithms. evaluation. performance systems, distributed systems, Operating Lecturer, Anastasiadis, Stergios Networks. Computer Lecturer, Papapetrou, Evagelos Analog anddigitalintegratedcircuitdesign. Tsiatouhas, Yiorgos integrated circuits. of operation proper of control of Kavousianos, Professor, Design of digital circuits, techniques Xrysovalantis Databases, datawarehousing. Vassiliadis, Panos Professor, and communications. Assistant networks computing, parallel and Distributed Faturu, languages, Panagiota computer science,graphtheory. in logic of programming applications programming, computational logic and Professor, algorithms complexity, of Assistant Design Nomikos, Christos Assistant performance analysis. distributed systems, processing, computer architecture, Dimakopoulos, graph theory, Parallel Professor, Vassilios interfaces forsmalldevices. retrieval, image solving, constraint geometric graphics, computer Design, Aided Computer Modeling, geometry compilers, algorithms for Fudos, Ioannis Αrtificial Ιntelligence. sitn Poesr Solid Professor, Assistant Lecturer, Parallel systems, Parallel Lecturer, etrr Iae and Image Lecturer, sitn Professor, Assistant sitn Professor, Assistant etrr Software Lecturer, Assistant (b) Adoctoraldegree(PhD). 5. Technologies-Applications. 4. ScientificComputing. 3. Software. 2. ComputerScienceTheory. 1. ComputerSystems. modules: including thefollowingtaught in ComputerScience: (a) Atwo-yearMScdegree awards: also Science Computer of Department The year 1998-1999. academic the in introduced was Informatics in (PSP) Programme Study Postgraduate A Postgraduate studies sector. private and public the in services and centres consulting companies,etc. u u u u u etc. In the public sector, in the Statistics Service, As teachersinsecondaryeducation. As programmersandanalysts. In the private sector in financial companies, financial in sector private the In s cetfc n rsac pronl at personnel research and scientific As 74 75 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 e d u

schoolof c a t i o 3 n School of Education Deputy Head:AssociateProfessorKostantineKotsis Deputy Head:AssociateProfessorVasileiosKoutras Head: ProfessorAnastasiosMikropoulos Head: ProfessorMariaKaldrymidou Dean: ProfessorPolyxeniPagge PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION PRIMARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS: DEANSHIP UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 Laboratories of academicstaffsothedepartmentisnotsubdividedinto Sections. the of structure the number laboratories, small a are there present At constantly. changes Department eight the in out of carried programme the research and staff academic of work scientific the to Due Structure oftheDepartment-Sections by offered be department). the may in levels staffing courses to (subject University these our in Departments of other Some from areas. courses additional subject five other includes also This in areas. training subject students’ the two - specialization to refers cycle third The c) Didactics in training student’s the to (General andSpecial). refers cycle second The b) the widerfieldofEducationalSciences. student of the Department of Primary Education must gain by studying a) The first cycle refers to the general pedagogic knowledge that every teacher’s dynamicrole. the of aspects to correspond which cycles study three include levels between link three The basis. their dynamic as practice educational the and theory pedagogic have which levels learning three through interrelated achieved are Programme Study the by set aims The General -AimoftheDepartment Website: http://www.primary.edu.uoi.gr/ Fax: +302651007023 Tel.: +302651007187,07402,07454-7,07435 Secretary’s Office: Secretary: AgniBakouli Primary Education Department of u u u Language, LanguageTeaching andCulture. Geography andEnvironmental Education. Educational Psychology,Counselling andResearch. u u u u u u raiain f h Gek dctoa Sse, Educational System, Education of Educational Economics Policy, Pedagogics, Educational Greek and Administration Social the and Education, of Organisation Research and Theories: Emigration Educational Applications, Personality Education, Methodology, in in Guidance Research Evaluation - Analysis, Counselling Curriculum Education, School Pedagogy, School Introduction to Educational Sciences, Alternative Teaching Models, Special in Education. Methods Educational-Therapeutic Deficiency, Mental Education, Inclusive Pedagogy, Psychology Special to Introduction Children, Developmental Autistic in Development Children, Psychological Development), (Cognitive of Development Social Drawings, Educational Children’s of Psychology Psychology, Political - Social Theories, classroom), the in Learning General and Psychology, Psychology school of in (Interpersonal) Communication, - behavior (deviant Counselling Psychology Educational Subject Areas Physics EducationandTeaching. Didactics andSchoolPedagogy. Research onTeachingMathematics. Virtual RealityApplicationsinEducation. Greek RepatriateStudiesandInterculturalEducation. Social SciencesandEducation. 78 79 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 (Didactics inmulticultural classes). Georgios Nikolaou, Psychology (CognitiveDevelopment), PsychologicalDevelopmentinAutisticChildren. Misailidi, Plousia Educational Policy,Economics ofEducationandEducationalPlanning. Lainas, Athanassios Technologies inEducational Research, Micro-sociologicalApproachestoEverydaySchool Life. Anastassios Emvalotis, Therapeutic MethodsinSpecialEducation. Soulis, Spyros Konstantinos Kotsis,AssociateProfessor,BasicPhysics,DidacticsofPhysics. and Science Computer Software, Education, EducationalSoftwareDesignandDevelopment. Educational Computers, with Learning and Teaching Professor, Mikropoulos, Anastasios Charalambos Konstantinou,Professor,SchoolPedagogy,AnalysisofPractices, EvaluationinEducation. Educational Sciences,PersonalityTheories:Researchand Applications. Brouzos, Andreas Fotini Kossyvaki,Professor,IntroductiontoEducationalSciences,General Didactics, AlternativeTeachingModels. Didactics ofLanguage,IntroductiontoLinguistics. Georgios Kapsalis, Professor, Children’s Literature with emphasis on Children’s Poetry, Introduction to Modern , Environmental Education. Geography, Thematic Geography, of Didactics Didactics, Study Environmental Professor, Katsikis, Apostolos School Libraries. 1883), - (1790 Prose Greek Modern Philology, Greek Modern to Introduction Books, Children’s Professor, Karpozilou, Martha Gregorios Karafyllis,Professor,SocialPhilosophy,PhilosophyofEducation,theEnlightenment. 20th early and 19th during in Education centuries, IntroductiontoDidacticsofHistory. Education, Greek Modern of History Professor, Vouri, Glykeria-Sophia Academic StaffMembers of Didactics Didactics, Study Environmental of Language. Religion, of Didactics History, of Geography, Didactics of Mathematics, Didactics Didactics of Physics, Cross-Cultural Didactics (Didactics to in multicultural classes), Didactics Introduction Didactics, General Educational Software,ComputerScienceandEducation,SoftwareDesignDevelopment. Computers, with Learning and Teaching Mathematics, of Epistemology and History Physics, Basic Mathematics, to Introduction Epistemology, EducationalSociologyofEducation,EnvironmentalThematicGeography. to Introduction Sciences, the of Epistemology Sciences, Social of Epistemology Enlightenment, the of Philosophy Education, of History of Modern Greek Education, Education in Macedonia during the 19th and early School 20th 1883), centuries, - Social (1790 Philosophy, Prose Philosophy Greek Modern Libraries, AlternativeusesofLiteratureinTeachingLanguages,EarlyReadingandWriting. Philology, Greek Modern to Introduction Books, Children’s Poetry, Children’s on emphasis with Literature Children’s Language, of Didactics Linguistics, to Introduction Language, Greek Modern to Introduction practical and approach), thesociologicalandpedagogicaspectsofPhysicalEducationSports. (theoretical Education Cross-Cultural Methodology, Research Educational Life, School Everyday to Approaches Micro-sociological Research, Educational in Technologies Communication and Information of Uses Planning, Educational and soit Poesr Itouto t Seil eaoy Icuie dcto, etl eiiny Educational- Deficiency, Mental Education, Inclusive Pedagogy, Special to Introduction Professor, Associate sitn Poesr Pyhlg o Cide’ Daig, oil eeomn o Cide, Developmental Children, of Development Social Drawings, Children’s of Psychology Professor, Assistant rfso, oneln - udne n dcto, dctoa Rsac Mtoooy Itouto to Introduction Methodology, Research Educational Education, in Guidance - Counselling Professor, Assistant Professor, Cross-Cultural Education (theoretical and practical approach), Cross-Cultural Didactics sitn Poesr Ognzto o te re Euainl ytm Euainl diitain and Administration Educational System, Educational Greek the of Organization Professor, Assistant Assistant Professor, Research Methodology in Education Sciences, Use of Information and Communication u u u u Graduates oftheDepartmentPrimaryEducationcanfindemployment: primary schoolteachers. future of training vocational and academic the and Sciences in Educational of knowledge field and the research scientific of promotion the is mission Department’s The Career prospects–Newfieldsofspecialisation The Department’steachingdutiesaresupplementedbytemporarystaff. Study. Religious Lesson- Religious the of Teaching Special Lecturer, Portelanos, Stamatios Eleni Morfidi,Lecturer,Phycologicalspeechdifficulties. Sofia Leodopoulou,Lecturer,GenericPhycology. the Media. Suzanna-Maria Nikolaou, of NaturalSciences,IntroductiontoEpistemology,EducationEpistemology. Pournari, Maria Uses ofLiteratureinTeachingLanguages,EarlyReadingandWriting. Papadopoulou, Smaragda h toya Tahr riig olg as blns o h Dprmn ad was and at apostgraduate level. Department the to belongs also founded in 1996 to provide further education and specialisation to primary school staff College Training Teacher two-year The c) TheDepartmentparticipates intheInterdepartmentalPSPPhilosophy. written languageproblems(Learning Disabilities). and oral with Dealing Therapy: Speech Epirus, of Institute Educational Technological the at Therapy Language and Speech of Department the with conjunction in PSP A b) Sciences inEducation,andHumanitiesEducation. clearly certified fields of specialisation: Educational Sciences, Psychology-Counselling, in degree Master’s Educational a Sciences or to a to Doctoral degree. The PSP incorporates lead four sections with can which (PSP) Programme Study Postgraduate A a) The Departmentruns: to teachintheSpecialEducationSchoolUnits. is not sufficient to fill the positions, graduates without additional training may be allowed Special Education School Units. In some cases, if the number of qualified in teachers at a school teach can Education Special in training further undertake who Graduates Postgraduate studies sectors. As scientific and research personnel at centres and services in the public and private In populareducationalprogrammes. As representativesofthefieldstudyonindustrybodiesoratinstitutions. As primaryschoolteachers. Assistant Professor, Epistemology of Social Sciences, Epistemology Sciences, Social of Epistemology Professor, Assistant Lecturer, Sociology of Education, Sociology, Education and sitn Poesr Ddcis f agae Alternative Language, of Didactics Professor, Assistant 80 81 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA of Pre-SchoolEducation Department nrdcin o eaoy Pdggc hois f h 2t cnuy PeSho Pdgg, iatc of Didactics Pedagogy, Pre-School century, 20th the of theories Pedagogic non-Literal and Literal Behaviour, Education, Intercultural Education, Greek Modern of History Applications, Pedagogy, – Teaching Mathematics, to Introduction Module: Pedagogy 1. The subjectareasoftheDepartment ofPre-SchoolEducationaredividedintothefollowing modules: Subject Areas to satisfytheeducationalneedsinregion. An experimental nursery school was established on campus since 1992. It provides research and practical training facilities and helps j j Reading Rooms j j j j j j u u u u u The Departmentaimsto: General -AimoftheDepartment Website: http://www.uoi.gr/schools/early-childhood/ Fax: +302651007020 Tel.: +302651007189,07334 Secretary’s Office: Secretary: ChysoulaAnagnostou Laboratories Seminar RoomsandLaboratories The DepartmentisdevelopingquicklyandhopestobesubdividedintoSectionsinthefuture. Structure oftheDepartment-Sections prospectus 2009/2010 Experimental NurserySchool: Department ofPre-SchoolEducationReadingRoom. History ofModernGreeceandGreekCulture. New TechnologiesandDistanceLearning. Pedagogy. Developmental Psychology. Laboratory ofVisualArts. Therapy andSpecialEducation. Help dealwith,andsolve,educationalproblemsingeneral. Cover theincreasingdemandsforhelpwithissuessurroundingeducationofpre-schoolchildren. Create conditionsforresearchandexperimentationtobecarriedoutinrelatedtopicsatundergraduatepostgraduate level. Provide graduatesoftheDepartmentwithnecessaryqualificationstoensuretheirscientificandprofessionalcareer. Foster andpromoteEducationalSciencesArtsthroughacademic,theoreticalappliedteachingresearch. 4. General Education Module: Education General 4. Design, DevelopmentandRunningofDistanceLearningManagementSystems,DidacticsPhysics. fundamental Pre-Mathematical Concepts, Social Science Statistics, Educational Programmes Module: using Science Computer - Statistics - Mathematics 3. PCs, Scientific Research Methodology, Psychosociology, ClinicalPsychology,VerbalandNon-VerbalCommunication. Psychology, Psychology of Deviant Children, Psychophysiology, Introduction to Sociology, Behavioural and Learning Disorders, Family Module: Psychology 2. Education, of Sociology Education, Pre-School in Didactics ofNaturalSciencesconceptsinPre-SchoolEducation. Problems and Concerns Present Education, Pre-School in Trends Contemporary Pedagogics, Comparative Language, of Didactics Education, Environmental Education, of Organisation and Economy Media, Mass the Behaviour, Issues in Teaching Mathematics in Pre-School, Counselling and Guidance in Education, Education and Politics, Pedagogy of eea Pyhlg, eeomna Pyhlg, scohsooy Euainl scooy Social Psychology, Educational Psychophysiology, Psychology, Developmental Psychology, General Introduction to Literature, Introduction to Philosophy, Ethology – Biology, History of Modern Greece Modern of History Biology, – Ethology Philosophy, to Introduction Literature, to Introduction Computer Science and Education, Introduction to Computational Statistics, Computational to Introduction Education, and Science Computer 82 83 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 Dimitrios Ratsikas,AssociateProfessor,VisualArts. Vassilios Koutras,AssociateProfessor,HealthEducation. and EducationalAnthropology. Haralambos Apostolopoulos, Associate Professor, Philosophical Mathematics. Pagge, Polyxeni Maria Kaldrymidou,Professor,DidacticsofMathematics. Spyridon Pantazis,Professor,GeneralPedagogy. History ofModernGreekCulture. Papaioannou, Apostolos Academic StaffMembers and ImageComposition). Analysis (Experimental Arts Visual Aesthetics, Education, Dance 5. Art Education Module: of Education, History Health Paediatrics, Mythology, Cross-Cultural Education. Training, of Speech Elements Philosophy, Literature, Children’s Education, of Theory Philosophy Pollution, Literature, Environmental Narration, Greek of Modern Culture, Greek Modern and rfso, optr cec ad Applied and Science Computer Professor, Art History, Musical Theatre Education, Professor, History of Modern Greece, Modern of History Professor, h Dprmn’ tahn dte ae upeetd by supplemented are duties teaching temporary teachingstaff. Department’s The of Education. Bakas, Thomas Marianna Spanaki,Lecturer,Children’sLiterature. Leda (Amaryllis)Stergiou,Lecturer,Cross-CulturalEducation. Georgia Papantoniou,Lecturer,CognitivePsychology. practice) andDanceEducation. Ekaterini Karamitrou, Lecturer, Theatrical Education (theory and Psychosociology. Giotsa, Artemis Dimitrios Sarris,Lecturer,SpecialEducation. Dimitrios Raptis,Lecturer,Mythology. of methods and texts of analysis. interpretation the on emphasis with Literature Greek Modern Pre-School Professor, Assistant Triantou, Ifigenia Professor, Social Education. Assistant Pedagogy with emphasis on the Didactics Sakellariou, of Ethics, Religion and Marigoula Science of Didactics Concepts inNurserySchool. Professor, Assistant Plakitsi, Ekaterini Lecturer, Educational Politics & Administration & Politics Educational Lecturer, etrr Sca Pyhlg ad Family and Psychology Social Lecturer, new scientificandpedagogicmethods. in training additional provide and teachers, school 1996-97. It aims to year further educate academic employed nursery the in founded was which College, Training Teacher two-year a runs Department The Teacher TrainingCollege the of knowledge expert and growing academicstaff. time the utilizing future near the in programme study postgraduate organized an introduce to hopes Department examinations. The after place take only will graduates stating university regulation to theses doctoral of assignment the a that introduced Department The Postgraduate studies or privatepre-schooleducation. Most graduates of the Department find work in public Career prospects–Newfieldsofspecialisation 84 85 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 m e

schoolof d i c i n 4 e School of Medicine Dean: ProfessorIoannisGoudevenos Deputy Dean:ProfessorM.Tzaflidou DEANSHIP UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u The SchoolofMedicineissubdividedintoseven(7)Sections: Structure oftheSchool-Sections to performintheirchosencareer. on called be will they function medical the for training scientific body in its normal and pathological state, and to human the offer of integrated knowledge clinical a and with experimental complete theoretical, students provide to is School the of aim The General -AimoftheSchool Website: http://medlab.cs.uoi.gr/medicalschool/, Fax: +302651007019 07517 Tel.: +302651007201,07481,07483,07521-2,07436,07924, Secretary’s Office: Secretary: ParaskeviSvetzouri-Zoi School ofMedicine Clinics Laboratories Laboratories –ClinicsandSeminarRooms Immunology. Hygiene andEpidemiology. Medical Psychology. Forensic MedicineandToxicology. Anatomy-Histology-Embryology. Nuclear Medicine. Radiation Oncology. Pathological Anatomy. Medical Physics. Clinical RadiologyandImaging. Clinical Chemistry. Pharmacology. Biological Chemistry. General Biology. Physiology. Microbiology. Division ofNeuralSystemandSensory. Section ofInternalMedicineand Section ofChildHealth, Section ofSurgery, Section ofSocialMedicineandMentalHealth, Section ofClinicalandBasicMorphologicalSciences, Section ofClinicalandBasicFunctionalSciences, u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u Food Microbiology, Hospital Infections, Introduction to the theories of biological systems and their applications in human in applications their physiology, EnvironmentalPhysiology, IntroductiontoEnvironmentalMedicine. and systems biological of theories the to Introduction Infections, Hospital Microbiology, Food of Drugs Genetics, abuse, Human Development of to new drugs, Introduction Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacotoxicology, Chemistry, Molecular Clinical Pharmacology, Clinical Biotechnology, Pharmacology, Bioinformatics, to Introduction Proteome, to Elective courses: Ι, MicrobiologyII,PharmacologyII. Courses: Chemistry, Biochemistry Ι, Biochemistry II, Biology Ι, Biology II, Clinical Chemistry. Physiology Ι, Physiology II, Physiology III, Pharmacology, Microbiology Microbiology, Physiology, Biology, Chemistry, Biological members: staff academic the of fields Research 1. SectionofClinicalandBasicFunctionalSciences The subjectareasoftheSchoolMedicinearedefinedas follows: Subject Areas History ofMedicine Museum Plastic SurgeryandBurns. Neurosurgery. Neurology. Ophthalmology. Otorhinolaryngology. Skin andVenerealDiseases. Division ofNephrology. Division ofPulmonology. Division ofCardiology. Division ofEndocrinology. Division ofRheumatology. Division ofOncology. 2nd DivisionofInternalMedicine. 1st DivisionofInternalMedicine. Paediatric Cardiology. Paediatric Nephrology. Neonatology. Paediatrics. Haematology. Cardiac Surgery. Anaesthesiology. Urology. Surgery. Orthopaedics. Obstetrics-Gynaecology. Psychiatry. Free radicals: Biochemistry and Pathological Biochemistry, Current Issues of Biochemistry: From Genome 88 89 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA n oeua Edciooy Cric ies Peeto, nesv Crilg, rns n Intensive in Trends Care. Cardiology, Intensive Prevention, Disease Cardiac Endocrinology, Molecular in Specialist Dermatology, Chronic Kidney Disease, Occupational Diseases, Metabolic Diseases, Courses courses: Elective Internal Medicine. Care, Courses: Intensive Endocrinology, Dermatology, Gastroenterology. Cardiology, Nephrology, Oncology, Haematology, Pulmonology, Rheumatology, Medicine, Internal members: staff academic the of fields Research 6. SectionofInternalMedicine Elective courses:AdolescentMedicine. Courses: PaediatricsΙ,II,(Clinics). Diseases, Neonatology. Neurology, Paediatric Nephrology, Paediatric Paediatric Haematology, Rheumatology, Paediatric Paediatric Cardiology, Paediatrics, members: Paediatric staff Infectious academic the of fields Research 5. SectionofChildHealth Andrology, Burns,PlasticSurgery. Obstetrics- Gynaecological Oncology, Microsurgery, Sports Medicine, II, Cardiac Surgery Courses, Anaesthesiology, Traumatology courses: and Elective Orthopaedics Surgical II, Gynaecology, SurgicalDiagnosisandTreatment,Surgery. Pathology Surgical Ι, Traumatology Courses: members: staff Obstetrics-Gynaecology, Orthopaedics,Anaesthesiology,Urology,PlasticSurgery. academic the of fields Research 4. SectionofSurgery Elective courses:Psychosomatics,Paedopsychiatrics,HealthPolicies. Psychiatrics, Psychiatrics(Clinics). – Psychology, Deontology Medical II, Epidemiology and – Hygiene Ι, Epidemiology and Ethics Hygiene Nomology, Medical Medical Medicine, of History Biostatistics, – Mathematics Medical Courses: Research fieldsoftheacademicstaffmembers:HistoryMedicine,Psychiatrics,Hygiene. 3. SectionofSocialMedicineandMentalHealth Medicine, Nuclear of Medical Responsibility,IntroductiontoBioInformatics. applications therapeutic and Diagnostic Oncology, – Radiotherapy Cytology, in topics Selected Biophysics, in topics Selected Anatomy-Histology-Embryology, in topics Selected Elective courses: Physics, Radiology II,ForensicMedicine–Toxicology(Clinics). Medical Informatics, Medical Ι, Radiology Anatomy, Pathological II, Special Anatomy, Pathological General II, Anatomy Histology–Embryology Ι, Anatomy I, Histology–Embryology Courses: and Toxicology. members: staff Pathological academic Anatomy, Medical Physics, the Nuclear Medicine, Radiology, of Radiotherapy, Forensic fields Medicine Research 2. SectionofMorphologicalandClinical-LaboratorySciences prospectus 2009/2010 lncl in i Srey Sria Ptooy , rlg, ugcl rhpeis and Orthopaedics Surgical Urology, Ι, Pathology Surgical Surgery, in signs Clinical Pathophysiology Ι, Pathophysiology II, Nosology, Pulmonology, Dermatology, Cardiology, Dermatology, Pulmonology, Nosology, II, Pathophysiology Ι, Pathophysiology Biomedical Technology, Radiation Protection in Medicine, Biological Fluid Mechanics, nooy Cuss n amtlg, amsai ad hobss aberrancies, thrombosis and Haemostasis Haematology, in Courses Oncology, rnils f rua Ogn rnpatto, rntl etn ad diagnosis, and testing Prenatal Transplantation, Organ Trauma, of Principles ugr, ada Srey Vsua Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Cardiac Surgery, ntm-itlg-mrooy Embryology Anatomy-Histology-Embryology, Maria Bai,Professor,Pathological Anatomy. Konstantinos Tsaboulas, Professor,Radiology. Dimitrios G.Stefanou,Professor,PathologicalAnatomy. Vassiliki Malamou-Mitsi,Professor,PathologicalAnatomy. Panagiotis Kanavaros,Professor,Anatomy-Histology-Embryology. Margaret Tzaflidou,Professor,MedicalPhysics. John Kalef-Ezra,Professor,MedicalPhysics. Section ofMorphologicaland Clinical-LaboratorySciences Konstantina Gartzonika,Lecturer,Microbiology. Anastasia Politou,AssistantProfessor,BiologicalChemistry. Theodoros Tzavaras,AssistantProfessor,GeneralBiology. Marika Syrrou,AssistantProfessor,GeneralBiology–MedicalGenetics. Panagiotis Kouklis,AssistantProfessor,Biology. Savvas Christoforidis,AssistantProfessor,BiologicalChemistry. Ekaterini Antoniou,AssistantProfessor,Pharmacology. Periklis Pappas,AssistantProfessor,Pharmacology. Spyridon Karkabounas,AssistantProfessor,Physiology. Evangelos Kolettas,AssistantProfessor,PhysiologywithemphasisonMolecular Physiology. Patrona Vezyraki,AssistantProfessor,Physiology. Ioannis Lazaridis,AssociateProfessor,GeneralBiology. Haralambos Angelidis,AssociateProfessor,GeneralBiology. Maria Konstanti,AssociateProfessor,Pharmacology. Maria Frangou-Lazaridi,AssociateProfessor,BiologicalChemistry. Eleni Bairaktari,AssociateProfessor,BiologicalChemistry. Efstathios Frillingos,AssociateProfessor,BiologicalChemistry. Thomais Papamarkaki,AssociateProfessor,BiologicalChemistry. Vassiliki Kalfakakou,AssociateProfessor,Physiology. Konstantinos Haralambopoulos,AssociateProfessor,PhysiologywithemphasisonClinicalFunctionalPhysiology. Dimitrios-Nikiforos Kiortsis,AssociateProfessor,Physiology. Stamatina Levidiotou-Stefanou,AssociateProfessor,Microbiology. Chrysanthi Papadopoulou,AssociateProfessor,Microbiology. Theodoros Fotsis,Professor,BiologicalChemistry. Dimitrios Galaris,Professor,BiologicalChemistry. Marios-Athanasios Marselos,Professor,Pharmacology. Angelos Evangelou,Professor,Physiology. Spyridon Georgatos,Professor,Biology. Anestis Mauridis,Professor,Microbiology. Section ofClinicalandBasicFunctionalSciences Academic StaffMembers Microsurgery, LaserinOtorhinolaryngology. Larynx treatment, its and Heterotropia Surgery, Refractive Neurosurgery, methods), Rehabilitation methods adults. and testing children audiological for (Contemporary Microsurgery Ear System, Neural the of courses:Pathophysiology Elective Courses: Ophthalmology,Neurology,Otorhinolaryngology. Research fieldsoftheacademicstaffmembers:Neurology,Ophthalmology,Otorhinolaryngology,Neurosurgery. 7. SectionofNeuralSystemandSensoryOrgans 90 91 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA Sophia Kalandaridou, AssociateProfessor, Obstetrics-Gynaecology. Nikolaos Dalkalitsis, AssociateProfessor, Obstetrics-Gynaecology. Konstantinos Zikopoulos,AssociateProfessor,Obstetrics-Gynaecology. Georgios Makrydimas,AssociateProfessor,Obstetrics-Gynaecology. Mihalis Fatouros,Professor,Surgery&Transplants. Ioannis Georgiou,Professor,MedicalGenetics andAssistedReproductioninObstetrics-Gynaecology. Theodoros Stefos,Professor,Obstetrics-Gynaecology . Evangelos Paraskevaidis,Professor,Obstetrics-Gynaecology. Nikolaos Sofikitis,Professor,Urology. Georgios Papadopoulos,Professor,Anaesthesiology. Theodoros Xenakis,Professor,Orthopaedics. Anastasios Georgoulis,Professor,Orthopaedics. Alexandros Beris,Professor,Orthopaedics. Section ofSurgery Christros Madas,Lecturer,Psychiatry. Salanti Georgia,Lecturer,Epidemiology. Evangelia Ntzani,AssistantProfessor,Hygiene(withemphasisonEpidemiology) Lambrini Velogianni,AssistantProfessor,MedicalEthics. Ioannis Dimoliatis,AssistantProfessor,Hygiene. Petros Skapinakis,AssistantProfessor,Psychiatry. Thomas Yfantis,AssistantProfessor,Psychiatry. Dimitrios Damigos,AssistantProfessor,MedicalPsycology. Venetsanos Mavreas,Professor,Psychiatry. Ioannis Ioannidis,Professor,Hygiene. Section ofSocialMedicineandMentalHealth Panagiota Spyridonos,Lecturer,MedicalInformatics. Nikolaos Kourkoumelis,Lecturer,MedicalPhysics. Loukas Astrakas,Lecturer,MedicalPhysics. Dimitrios Peschos,Lecturer,ForensicMedicine. Antigoni Mitselou,Lecturer,ForensicMedicineandToxicology. Antonia Harhanti,Lecturer,Anatomy-Histology-EmbryologywithemphasisonElectronicMicroscopy. Panagiotis Kitsoulis,AssistantProfessor,Anatomy-Histology-Embryology. Anna Gousia,AssistantProfessor,PathologicalAnatomy. Vassiliki Galani,AssistantProfessor,Anatomy-Histology-Embryology. Frideriki Papadopoulou,AssistantProfessor,Radiology. Konstantinos Rigas,AssistantProfessor,MedicalPhysics. Ioannis Leontiou,AssistantProfessor,MedicalPhysics. Dimitrios Emfietzoglou,AssistantProfessor,MedicalPhysics-RadiationPhysics. Stefanos Kalamidas,AssistantProfessor,Anatomy-Histology-Embryology. Anna Batistatou,AssociateProfessor,PathologicalAnatomy. Panagiota-Anna Dalavaga,AssociateProfessor,Anatomy-Histology-Embryology. Elizabeth Johnson,AssociateProfessor,Anatomy-Histology-Embryology. Pericles Tsekeris,AssociateProfessor,Radiotherapy. Andreas Fotopoulos,AssociateProfessor,NuclearMedicine. Maria Argyropoulou,Professor,Radiology. Theodoros Vougiouklakis,Professor,ForensicMedicineandToxicology. prospectus 2009/2010 Lambros K.Michalis, Professor,Cardiology. Ioannis Goudevenos, Professor,Internal Medicine-Cardiology. Nikolaos Pavlidis,Professor,InternalMedicine - Oncology. Section ofInternalMedicine Child- on emphasis Alexandros Makis,Lecturer,ChildHaematology. Paediatrics, Antonis Vlaxos,Lecturer,ChildCardiology. Lecturer, Nephrology. Siomou, Aikaterini Despina Kontopoulou-Ioannidou,AssistantProfessor,Paediatrics. Meropi Tzoufi,AssistantProfessor,Paediatrics. Nikolaos Haliasos,AssistantProfessor,Paediatrics. Vassilios Giapros,AssistantProfessor,Neonatology. Anna Challa,AssociateProfessor,Paediatrics. Antigoni Siamopoulou-Mavridou,Professor,Paediatrics. Styliani Andronikou,Professor,Neonatology. Section ofChildHealth Spine &RestoringSurgeryofAdults. Gelalis, Ioannis on GynaecologicalOncology. emphasis with Obstetrics-Gynaecology Lecturer, Koliopoulos, Giorgios Christina Bali,Lecturer,Surgery. Miltiadis Matsagas,AssistantProfessor,VascularSurgery. Efstathios Lykoudis,AssistantProfessor,PlasticSurgery. Haralambos Batsis,AssistantProfessor,Surgery. special knowledgeinGynaecologicalOncology. with Obstetrics-Gynaecology Professor, Assistant Navrozoglou, Iordanis Mihail Mitsis,AssistantProfessor,Surgery. Transplants. Glatzounis, Georgios Haralambos Harisis,AssistantProfessor,GeneralSurgery–Transplants. Dimitrios Baltogiannis,AssistantProfessor,Urology. Xenofon Giannakopoulos,AssistantProfessor,Urology. Dimitrios Giannakis,AssistantProfessor,Urology. Eleni Arnaoutoglou,AssistantProfessor,Anaesthesiology. Gregorios Mitsionis,AssistantProfessor,Orthopaedics. Anastasios Korobilias,AssistantProfessor,Orthopaedics. Marios Vekris,AssistantProfessor,Orthopaedics. Rehabilitation. Ploumis, Avraam Minas Paschopoulos,AssociateProfessor,Obstetrics-Gynaecology. Research-Experimental Surgery. Roukos, Dimitrios Dimitrios Nastos,AssociateProfessor,Surgery. Christos Katsios,AssociateProfessor,Surgery. Nikolaos Xiropotamos,AssociateProfessor,Surgery. Georgios Baltogiannis,AssociateProfessor,Surgery. Vassilios Dousias,AssociateProfessor,Obstetrics-Gynaecology. Lecturer, Orthopaedics with emphasis on Surgery of the of Surgery on emphasis with Orthopaedics Lecturer, soit Poesr Srey ih mhss on emphasis with Surgery Professor, Associate sitn Poesr Mdcl hsc and Physics Medical Professor, Assistant sitn Poesr Gnrl ugr – Surgery General Professor, Assistant 92 93 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 The teachingduties attheSchoolofMedicine aresupplementedbytemporary teachingstaff. Vasileios Ragkos, Lecturer,Maxillofacial Surgery. Ioannis Asproudis,AssistantProfessor,Ophthalmology. Sygkliti-Errieta Pelidou,AssistantProfessor,Neurology. Sotirios Giannopoulos,AssistantProfessor,Neurology. Spyridon Konitsiotis,AssistantProfessor,Neurology. Georgios Lagos,AssociateProfessor,Neurology. Miltiades Aspiotis,AssociateProfessor,Ophthalmology. Maria Stefaniotou,AssociateProfessor,Ophthalmology. Georgios Kitsos,AssociateProfessor,Ophthalmology. Spyridon Voulgaris,AssociateProfessor,Neurosurgery. Christos Kalogeropoulos,AssociateProfessor,Ophthalmology. Ioannis Kastanioudakis,AssociateProfessor,Otorhinolaryngology. Georgios Exarhakos,AssociateProfessor,Otorhinolaryngology. Athanasios Kyritsis,Professor,Neurology. Dimitrios Assimakopoulos,Professor,Otorhinolaryngology. Section ofNeuralSystemandSensoryOrgans Georgios Liamis,Lecturer,InternalMedicine. Gerasimos Baltagiannis,Lecturer,Gastroenterology. Ekaterini Naka,Lecturer,Cardiology. Georgios Liamis,Lecturer,Pathology. Evaggelos Lymberopoulos,Lecturer,Pathology. Eleni Kapsali,Lecturer,Haematology. Panagiotis Korantzopoulos,Lecturer,Cardiology. Gaitanis Georgos,Lecturer,Dermatology. Tigas Stylianos,AssistantProfessor,Endocrinology. Paraskevi Voulgari,AssistantProfessor,RheumatologywithemphasisonImmunology. Dimitrios Christodoulou,AssistantProfessor,Gastroenterology. Vassilios Koulouras,AssistantProfessor,IntensiveCare. Georgios Daskalopoulos,AssistantProfessor,Pulmonology. Christos Katsiouras,AssistantProfessor,Cardiology. Haralambos Milionis,AssistantProfessor,InternalMedicine. Stavroula Tsiara,AssistantProfessor,InternalMedicine. Konstantinos Katopodis,AssistantProfessor,Nephrology. Leonidas Christou,AssociateProfessor,InternalMedicine. Theofilos Kolettis,AssociateProfessor,Cardiology. Evangelos Briasoulis,AssociateProfessor,Oncology. Konstantinos Bassioukas,AssociateProfessor,Dermatology. Ioannis Bassoukas,AssociateProfessor,Dermatology. Georgios Nakos,Professor,IntensiveCare. Stavros Konstantopoulos,Professor,Pulmonology. Konstantinos Bourantas,Professor,InternalMedicine-Haematology. Konstantinos C.Siamopoulos,Professor,InternalMedicine-Nephrology. Agathoklis Tsatsoulis,Professor,InternalMedicine-Endocrinology. Moisis Elisaf,Professor,InternalMedicine. Alexandros Drosos,Professor,InternalMedicine-Rheumatology. Epameinondas Tsianos,Professor,InternalMedicine. of theUniversity ofCrete. of Medicine the UniversityofThrace,and theSchoolofMedicine of Medicine of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, the Department of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, the Department in conjunction with the Biology Department and Physics Department Programme, Study Postgraduate Inter-University/Interdepartmental Medical Physics–Radiation Physics(since1997-98), 1996), of theMedicalSchool. Laboratory Physics Medical the (since and Chemistry of Department the responsible), administratively (as Physics of Technologies Department the with conjunction in Programme, Study Electronic Postgraduate Interdepartmental Contemporary Study Programme. Study Social Medicine - Child Psychiatry (since 1993-94), Postgraduate following the runs Programmes (PSP): School Medical The Postgraduate studies field ofspecializationwithinthemedicalprofession. chosen their in studies further undertake School the of Graduates Career prospects–Newfieldsofspecialisation Postgraduate may pursuetheirstudiesata doctorallevel. The above PSPs award MSc degrees. The holders of these degrees Internal Medicine. Medicine Nursing-Internal of Athens. Institute Educational Technological the at Professions Caring and General Health the of Faculty the with of Courses Medical Essential co-organised of Department Relief, and Management Pain Piraeus. of University Economic the at Department Science Computer the and Thessaloniki, of University Aristotle the at Faculty the of National School General the the Athens, at of University Economics Kapodistrian and and Science, Computer Nursing, of Health Postgraduate Study - Programme in conjunction Services with the Departments Health of Informatics of Management Department and Organisation the with conjunction in Chemistry. Programme Study Postgraduate Interdepartmental 1997-98), (since Biotechnology sne 989) Inter-University/Interdepartmental 1998-99), (since (since 2003), run by the Department of Department the by run 2003), (since 94 95 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 s c i e

schoot lof n e c c e h 5 n & o and Technology School of Science l Deputy Head:AssociateProfessorApostolosAvgeropoulos o Deputy Head:AssociateProfessorTheologosMichailidis BIOLOGICAL APPLICATIONSANDTECHNOLOGIES g Head: AssociateProfessorGeorgiosThryphonitis y MATERIALS SCIENCEENGINEERING Head: ProfessorVasileiosKalpakidis DEPARTMENTS: UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA 1. Generalchemistry. Compulsory Laboratories The Department’sStudyProgramme includesthefollowingcompulsoryandelectivelaboratory courses: Laboratories closely relatedtotheapplications ofmaterials. are which experimental, and theoretical both areas, subject of range a include options three above The magnetic discs. such and diodes light-emitting laser, applications semiconductor cells, solar systems, and microelectromechanical sensors, as materials superconductive and magnetic semiconductive, includes option This C) ElectronicMaterials: paint and biomedicalapplications. and coatings rubber, lubricants, petrochemicals, plastics, as such polymers includes option This B) FunctionalMaterials: This optionincludesmetals,ceramics,concreteandcomposite materials. A) BuildingandIndustrialMaterials: The DepartmentofMaterialsScienceEngineeringoffersthe followingthreebasicoptions(Sections): Structure oftheDepartment–Sections the - properties desirable the essence ofMaterialsEngineering. achieve to materials of structure the alter to order in treatments different apply to able be will they addition In Science. Materials of essence the - materials of relation properties structure- the study to able and application, given a for materials appropriate of selection the on based courses on the structure, properties and treatment of materials. Graduates will be able to design a product laboratory and theoretical attend to students requires This society. of development the for useful are that thesis. materials technological design and Science diploma study produce, Materials to knowledge in the acquire six-month will training Students Engineering. and compulsory education of standard a high a include students offer courses to aims Department The The a programme. with Greece study in five-year Department Materials time, only full the is Engineering Science Materials of Department The General -AimoftheDepartment E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.materials.uoi.gr Fax: +302651007034 Tel.: +302651007217,07202,07148 Secretary’s Office: Secretary: GeorgiosPlenios Engineering Department of Materials Science prospectus 2009/2010 4. Computersimulation. 3. Nanotechnology. 2. Non-destructivetesting. 1. Technicaldescriptionofmaterials. Elective Laboratories 11. Computers. 10. Physicalchemistry. 9. Mechanicalbehaviourandqualitycontrolofmaterials. 8. Polymers. 7. Electronicmaterials. 6. Metallurgy. 5. Ceramicandcompositematerials. 4. Instrumentsandtechniques. 3. Engineeringdrawing. 2. Opticsandphysicalmeasurements. 98 99 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 opttoa smlto mtos n cds r ue t dsg nw aeil and materials new design to create abetter understandingoftheirproperties. used are high-tech codes and with methods simulation sensors computational and systems electromechanical methods, suchasmicroelectronics, optoelectronicsandnanotechnology.Contemporary nano- and micro- devices, well as on the design, composition, construction and definition of contemporary electronic and magnetic properties of semiconductive, superconductive and magnetic materials, as Instruction in electronic materials focuses on the detailed description technology ofpolymers. of the electrical, optical structure and behaviour of polymers in the viscoelastic and solid state, and the blends, definition and and solutions polymer of chemistry physical the polymers, of modification) Instruction in polymer materials aims to acquaint students with the chemistry (composition, and technologicaldevelopment. properties-method of production and the role of the environment in the industrial process metallurgical applied with technologies students and familiarise to help to them understand aims the interdependence materials of the metallic triptych of in structure- Instruction introduce competitivetechnologiestotheGreekmarket. new learning on to order in burning) placed and drying formation, preparation, been the (for techniques and methods has emphasis Special process. educational the of part significant a constitutes value added high with materials new of production the in uses ceramics. new and advanced traditional, Learning the methods of of processing ceramic raw materials properties (including concrete), and their the studying and preparing methods of the with familiar become to students the helps materials ceramic on Training new advancedmaterials. and engineering, which aim at understanding the properties of materials and at designing science materials to adapted simulations and techniques computational on Courses (d) the functional materialsandelectronicmaterials. and macrotechnology (c) Courses on special materials categories, which cover building and industrial materials, materials appropriate laboratorycourses. micro/nanotechnology, properties, electrical-magnetic-optical materials, surfaces/interfaces, materials of phenomena, processes physics, transfer chemical / state and diffusion solid physical transformation, science, current materials mechanics, fluid general mechanics, example: for materials of numerical and (b) Core courses in materials science and engineering statistical independently from the categories chemistry, physical analysis, computers,finance,technicaldrawing). thermodynamics, physics, (mathematics, chemistry chemistry, or physics mathematics, of direction the in courses Basic (a) of groups main four courses: includes Programme Study The materials. electronic and optical magnetic, composite, as well as ceramics, polymers, metals, as such materials includes on courses provided training laboratory the of focus The materials. and of processing and properties structure, theoretical the includes Programme Study Department’s The received have will design andprocessingofawiderangematerials. Engineering Science Materials the and properties and structure of study and composition of the in training and education Department the of Graduates Subject Areas mlyet t lns ht auatr crmc, ls ad opst products, composite and glass ceramics, manufacture that plants at employment find can materials industrial and building of field the follow to choose who Students higher centres, research include education institutionsandsecondary andpost-secondaryeducation. also prospects Employment Department. the of in Engineers Materials only the graduates of number largest the absorb are to expected is sector industrial The Greece. Department the of graduates The Greece. of The Department encourages graduates to become members of the Technical Chamber Career prospects–Newfieldsofspecialisation The Department’steachingdutiesaresupplementedbytemporary teachingstaff. Nektaria-Marianthi Barkoula,AssistantProfessor,InnovativePorousMaterials. Alexandros Karantzalis,Lecturer,TechnologyofMetalMaterials. Papagiannis Dimitrios,AssistantProfessor,TheoreticalPhysicalChemistry. Nikolaos Zafeiropoulos,AssistantProfessor,PolymerMaterials. of MaterialswithemphasisonSurfaces-Interfaces(Theoretical Option). Lekka, Christina Simeon Agathopoulos,AssistantProfessor,TechnologyofPolymers. Evaggelos Chatzigeorgiou,AssistantProfessor,NonLinearMaterialModeling. emphasis onMultipleScaleMethods(TheoreticalOption). for Methods Lidorikis, Eleftherios Chemical and Physical Producing BiomedicalCompounds. Professor, Assistant Fokas, Dimosthenis Organic/Inorganic Hybrids(ExperimentalOption). Patsalas, Panagiotis Science withemphasisonMolecularDynamicsSimulations. Papageorgiou, Dimitrios Angeliki Lekatou,AssistantProfessor,AppliedMetallurgy. Georgios Zonios,AssistantProfessor,OpticalPropertiesofBiomaterials. Dimitrios Gournis,AssociateProfessor,ChemistryofLayeredMaterials. Apostolos Avgeropoulos,AssociateProfessor,PolymerMaterials. Konstantinos Beltsios,AssociateProfessor,CompositeandCeramicMaterials. Ioannis Panagiotopoulos,AssociateProfessor,MagneticMaterials. Eleftherios Skouras,AssociateProfessor,SemiconductiveorMagneticMaterials. Mihail Karakasidis,AssociateProfessor,CeramicandCompositeMaterials. characterization withemphasisonMicromechanics. Alkibiadis Paipetis, Associate Professor, Experimental method in composite material Vassilios Kalpakidis,Professor,ContinuousMediaMechanics. Dimitrios Fotiadis,Professor,BiomedicalTechnology. (Experimental Option). Matikas, Theodoros in theproblemsconcerningMaterialsScience. Charalambopoulos, Antonios Academic StaffMembers Assistant Professor, Simulations of the Atomic/Electronic Structure Atomic/Electronic the of Simulations Professor, Assistant rfso, ehncl eaiu o Srae – Interfaces – Surfaces of Behaviour Mechanical Professor, sitn Poesr Cmuainl aeil Sine with Science Materials Computational Professor, Assistant sitn Poesr Lwdmninl eiodcos of Semiconductors Low-dimensional Professor, Assistant Assistant Professor, Computational Methods of Materials of Methods Computational Professor, Assistant Professor, Partial, Differential and Integral Equations Integral and Differential Partial, Professor, 100 101 such as tiles, building materials (bricks, roof tiles), absorbent materials, Department of Biological refractory materials, catering and sanitary ware, glass fibre and other fibres, building compounds (e.g. hulls), cement and concrete, ceramic filters/catalysts, dental implants, ceramic coatings, glass objects (e.g. sheet glass, containers, “crystal”), or at companies mining and trading raw materials. They could also Applications and work in sectors involving the design, research and development, quality control of materials and structures, or the non-destructive testing in a wide range of plants in the metal materials sector (e.g. production of ferrous and non-ferrous Technologies alloys such as steel, aluminium, copper, cast objects, malleable objects), metal product treatment and processing companies (e.g. steel reinforced Secretary: Anna Yfanti concrete, soft-drink cans, aluminium profile, plumbing fittings), the aircraft Secretary’s Office: industry, shipyards, metal manufacturing companies, the energy industry (e.g. Tel.: +30 26510 07265, 07277, 07294, 07336 refineries, petrochemicals), or as business consultants in issues of corrosion, Fax: +30 26510 07064 quality assurance, etc. Website: http://www.bat.uoi.gr E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], Students who choose to follow the field of functional materials can find [email protected], [email protected] employment at plants which manufacture polymer macrotechnology products, such as three-dimensional utilitarian objects (e.g. furniture, device frames, car General - Aim of the Department parts and various devices), packaging polymers (e.g. sheets, bottles, buckets), transparent and illuminated hard surfaces (e.g. display cases, sign-boards), The Department of Biological Applications and Technologies is one of the new yarn and fabrics, dyes, macrosynthetic materials, piping, insulation (electrical, departments in the University of Ioannina. It opened in the academic year 2000-2001 thermal, humidity), casing, tiles, polymer lubricants and mineral oils, rubber with two aims: parts and petrochemicals. u To provide high quality education encompassing the whole spectrum of life sciences with emphasis on the technologies stemming from them. Students who choose to follow the field of electronic materials option will be u To promote the advancement of knowledge and the development of new technology able to work at electronics plants, especially at companies that manufacture through research, with the specific objective to improve the utilization, management photovoltaic systems, mobile telephones, high-frequency electronic circuits, and preservation of animal & plant resources and biotopes at a local and national at companies that manufacture contemporary lighting sources such as light- level. emitting diodes, and at companies that manufacture computational systems, metal pipes, superconductors or magnetic discs and sensors. Structure of the Department

Postgraduate studies The department offers three main areas of study: u Molecular Biosciences (Cellular, Molecular, Developmental, Structural and As of November 2004, the Department of Materials Science Engineering Computational Biology, Biochemistry and Genetics). has been running an Interdepartmental Postgraduate Study Programme u Functional & Systemic Biology (Botany, Zoology, Plant and Animal Physiology, (PSP), in conjunction with the Department of Chemistry, in Chemistry and Microbiology, Ecology, Aquatic Biology). Materials Technology. The programme aims at further specialisation in the u Technologies and Applications (Immunobiology, Animal and Plant and Product subject modules of materials that are closely linked to the field of chemistry Biotechnology, Animal and Plant Pathology, Enzyme Biotechnology, Environmental and chemical enginneering. At present, the interdepartmental PSP has 40 Technologies, Bioinformatics). postgraduate students working towards a Master’s degree or pursuing their studies to Doctoral level. Students are undertaking research on the various fields of materials at Doctoral level independently from the interdepartmental PSP. 100

103 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 Subject Areas u In sectors related to biotechnology and the protection and management of the environment. The undergraduate curriculum consists of 34 compulsory courses u In secondary education. (28 include laboratory exercises), six elective courses selected from u In the wider public sector (ministries, prefectures, Greek police). an wide range of topics, and a two-semester research project. u Graduates of the department can continue their studies to The initial semesters of study include introductory courses in Physics, postgraduate level, undertake research (independent researchers, university Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology and Computer Science which aim facility heads) or follow an academic career. to provide students with the level of knowledge required to undertake The professional rights of graduates in the areas covered in the the advanced biology and biotechnology courses including: Botany, curriculum are recognized by the Ministry of Education. Zoology, Biochemistry, Plant and Animal Physiology, Biotechnology, Genetics, Molecular Biology and Ecology. The six elective courses, Postgraduate studies and the dissertation topic can be chosen according to a students intended career. A. From the academic year 2002-2003 the Department of Biological Applications and Technologies has participated in the Postgraduate Academic Staff Members Study Programme (PSP), Agrochemistry and Organic Farming in conjunction with the Department of Chemistry (which is also of iοannina Caterina Psarropoulou, Professor, Animal Physiology. responsible for the Programme’s administrative support), and the Georgios Pilidis, Professor, Environmental Chemistry with ephassis School of Agricultural Technology at the Technological Educational on Organic Chemistry. Institute of Epirus. Theoni Tranga, Associate Professor, Biochemistry. The aim of the programme is to provide postgraduate-level education Efstathios Hatziloukas, Associate Professor, Molecular Biology, in Agrochemistry and Organic farming, and to give graduates a with emphasis on Molecular Microbiology. strong scientific background, and the knowledge and experience George Thyphronitis, Associate Professor, Immunology. in the adoption of optimal solutions and applications in agricultural Theologos Michaelidis, Associate Professor, Molecular Genetics. and livestock production, produce quality and protection of the Haralambos Stamatis, Associate Professor, Biotechnology, with environment. university empassis on the Manufacture of Products with High Added Value. The study programme aims: Ioannis Leonardos, Associate Professor, Animal Biology with i. To provide knowledge of the-state-of-the-art developments in emphasis on Ichthyology. agrochemistry and organic farming. John Maxwell Halley, Associate Professor, Functional Ecology. ii. To develop environmentally-friendly farming techniques and Anastasios Troganis, Assistant Professor, Physical Chemistry of methods. Biological Systems and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Applications. iii. To apply biological methods in the production of high quality Aris Kyparissis, Assistant Professor, Plant Biology and Technology, plant and animal products, free from toxic and harmful substances. with empassis on Forest and Pharmaceutical Plants. iv. To prepare students for PhD-level studies. Costas Papaloukas, Assistant Professor, Bioinformatics. of iοannina Amalia-Sophia Afendra, Lecturer, Microbial Genetics. The Postgraduate Study Programme awards: The Department’s teaching duties are supplemented by temporary a. M.Sc. degree in Agrochemistry and Organic Farming in the teaching staff. following individual fields of specialization: 1. Environmental Agrochemistry Career prospects – New fields of specialization 2. Organic Farming b. Doctoral degree in subject areas relevant to those of the Graduates of the Department can work in the public or private sector Department of Biological Applications and Technologies and the in Greece and other EU countries: collaborating Departments. u At research centres and institutes. B. Academic staff from the department are entitled to supervise u In the health sector. doctoral theses within their subject areas (not related to the above university of u In industry (food technology, pharmaceutical industries, waste programme). The Department would award the Doctoral degree. 105 management, etc.). u In aquaculture facilities and fish hatcheries. u At zoological and botanical museums. 105 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 iοannina UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010

indepd endent e p a 6 r t Departments Independent m Deputy Head:AssociateProfessorMichail-Theologos e Deputy Head:AssociateProfessorAndreasLyras n Head: ProfessorIoannisGerothanassis Head: ProfessorSotiriosLoukas t s DEPARTMENTS: ECONOMICS FINE ARTS Chletsos The Department of Economics allows undergraduates to choose from three areas of study: Department of Economics u quantitative methods – applied econometrics. u economic analysis and policy. Secretary: Ilias Gesoulis u business economics – finance. Secretary’s Office: Tel.: +30 26510 07497-8 Academic Staff Members of the Department Fax: +30 26510 07009 Website: http://www.econ.uoi.gr Sotirios Loukas, Professor, Statistics. E-mail: [email protected] Konstantinos Zografos, Professor, Statistics. Nikolaos Marmaridis, Professor, Representation Theory, Homological General - Aim of the Department Algebra, Category Theory. Stavros Nikolopoulos, Professor, Design and Analysis of Algorithms, The mission of the Department is to: a) foster and develop the science of economics, b) train students in Parallel Algorithms, Graph Theory. analysing economic phenomena and making forecasts, c) provide students with the necessary economic Sotirios Dougias, Professor, Differential Equations. background to pursue various entrepreneurial activites. Michail-Theologos Chletsos, Associate Professor, Economic Analysis. Spyridon Symeonidis, Associate Professor, Money and Capital Mar- Structure of the Department – Sections kets. Dimitrios Hatzinikolaou, Associate Professor, Macroeconomics. At present, due to the limited number of its academic staff, the Department is not subdivided into separate Athanasios Adrikopoulos, Assistant Professor, Economic Theory and Sections. Quantitative Methods. Konstantinos Karanatsis, Assistant Professor, Economic History. Laboratories and Seminar Rooms Nikolaos Mylonidis, Assistant Professor, Macroeconomy of the Open Economy and International Monetary Relations. The Department’s Library is part of the Main Library of the University of Ioannina. It has a large collection of Maria-Suzanna Paleologou, Assstant Professor, Public Economics. books on various subject areas of economics, as well as journals dating from 1950 until today. The Department Theodoros Simos, Assistant Professor, Lecturer, Financial Analysis. also runs two computer laboratories that are fully equipped with the latest economic and econometric software. Nikolaos Sofronidis, Assistant Professor, Economical Analysis, Quanti- The laboratories are used for the Computer Science course, tutorial exercises and the practical training of the tative Methods. Department’s undergraduate and postgraduate students. Adam Antonios, Lecturer, Ecomonical Politics. Nikolaos Benos, Lecturer, Economics of Labour and Human Resours- Subject Areas es. Mathaios Dellis, Lecturer, Quantitative Methods in Financial Economics. The Department offers courses in the following subjects: Economics, Mathematics for Economists, Statistics, Padelis Kammas, Lecturer, Applied Macroeconomics. Microeconomic Theory, Macroeconomic Theory, Econometrics, International Trade and Globalisation, Public Athanasios Stavrakoudis, Lecturer, Computational Simultation with Economics, International Monetary Relations and Macroeconomics of the Open Economy, Time Series emphasis on Economic and Economettic Applications. Analysis and Forecasting, Strategic Decision Theory (Game Theory), Applied Econometrics, Economic Giorgos Gkoletsis, Lecturer, Quantitative Methods for Finance and History, History of Economic Thought, Economy of Greece, Special issues of Economic Theory, International Management . Investment Theory, Financial Analysis, Investment Evaluation, Money and Capital Market Analysis, Banking Evagelos Koumanakos, Lecturer, Logistics. Economics, European Economic Integration, Economics of Social Protection, Mathematical Programming Christos Karpetis, Lecturer, Macroeconomics. and Operations Research, Labour Economics, Agricultural Economics, Insurance Mathematics, Monetary Konstantinos Lagopoulos, Lecturer, Economic Analysis with emphasis Theory and Policy, Industrial Organisation, Elements of Entrepreneurship, Accounting, Natural Resource & on International Trade. Environmental Economics, Economic Growth, Economic Development, Economics Methodology, Political Krina Griva, Lecturer, Industrial Organisation. Economy, Mathematical Statistics. The Department’s teaching duties are supplemented by temporary teaching staff. 106 Career prospects - New fields of specialisation

Graduates of the department acquire the scientific qualifications neces- 109 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 sary to work as qualified officials in economic units in the public or private sectors, at organisations, banks, and also as freelance 3) Art Sciences / Art History / Philosophy of Art (Aesthetics, Sociology financial consultants. Department of Fine and Anthropology of Art, Didactics of Art). Specifically, graduates of the Department of Economics can find employment: 4) Cultural Institutions and Administration – Management of Cultural u As officials in industries, banks and financial institutions. Heritage. u At accounting firms and industrial and business consultancies. u At agricultural enterprises and cooperatives. Arts & Art Sciences Academic Staff Members u As teachers in education and training. Secretary: Morfo Bitou u In the public sector in services that focus on trade, international economy, monetary issues, the tax system and employment Athanasios Christou, Associate Professor, Art History (Renaissance Secretary’s Office: policy. till today). Tel.: +30 26510 07183, 07282, 07257, 07305, 07294 u As scientific and research personnel at centres and services in the public and private sectors. Nikolaos Katsikoudis, Assistant Professor, Art History (from Fax: +30 26510 7065 Following the completion of postgraduate studies, graduates can work in the analysis departments of banks and industries, at bro- prehistoric times to late antiquity). Website: http://www.arts.uoi.gr kerage firms, universities or research institutes. Christos Dermentzopoulos, Assistant Professor, Anthropology of Art and History, Theory of cinema. General - Aim of the Department Vassilios Paschalis, Assistant Professor, Multimedia (design, sketch, Postgraduate studies 3D animation, photographic and numerical image). The Department of Fine Arts and Art Sciences opened in September The Department of Economics runs a Postgraduate Study Programme (PSP) in Economic Theory and Policy. The programme aims Xenofon Bitsikas, Assistant Professor, Painting. 2000. The Department was founded with the intention of fostering and to train students at the post-graduate level. The aim of the PSP is the in-depth examination of economics. The Programme offers Georgios Smyris, Assistant Professor, History of Architecture. promoting the arts and offers students the complete academic and postgraduate-level education in fields of specialization that are of particular interest in terms of career opportunities. There are three Areti Adamopoulou, Assisatnt Professor, Art History. vocational training necessary to become either a theoretical scholar areas of specialisation: Zikos Dedos, Assistant Professor, Painting and Art of Education or an artist. The Department aims to develop artists with a complete u Economic analysis and policy. Anastasia Tzavara, Lecturer, Philosophy. theoretical background and art theorists with an artistic background. u Industrial organisation and policy. Kostantine Ioannidis, Lecturer, Theory of Art. This dual focus will encourage in-depth analysis of works of art and u Applied economics and finance. Panagiotis Papadimitropoulos, Lecturer, Practice of Photography, the emergence of creators in the field of plastic and applied arts. History and Theory of Photography. Students can enter the Department via the Pan-Hellenic examinations The Department’s teaching duties are supplemented by temporary with Free-Hand Drawing as their specific examination subject. teaching staff.

Structure of the Department – Sections Career prospects - New fields of specialisation

There are two (2) options: Graduates of the Department of Fine Arts and Art Sciences can find 1. Art history and art theory. employment: 2. Fine Arts. u As visual arts teachers or art historians in secondary education, in the media (at TV stations or within publishing organizations). % Laboratories u As officials who administer, manage and promote museums and cultural institutions (cultural management experts). u Painting. u As consultants in art galleries. u Sculpting. u As scientists/creators of plastic and applied arts. u Engraving. u Photography. Postgraduate studies u Digital Image Processing – Multimedia. u Graphic Design – Animation. The Department awards Masters degrees (M.Sc.) and Doctoral degrees in the following directions: % Subject Areas A) Fine Arts. B) Art History/Theory – Exhibition Curation. The subject areas covered in the eight semesters of study at the C) Multimedia (3D Animation, Video, Film, Digital Graphic Design). D) Visual Arts. Department are: 108 1) Theoretical and practical studies in Fine arts. 2) Applied arts (photographic and numerical image, design, sketch, 111

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indepd endent e p a 7 r Located in Agrinio Independent Departments t m i n e a g n r i t n s i o Library

The School of Natural Resources and Enterprises Management houses the libraries of both its constituent Department of Business departments in the same space. The libraries cover the education and research needs of both departments. They provide access to 8,000 books, 40 scientific journals and a substantial collection of audiovisual Administration of Food and material. Subject Areas

The study programme of the Department of Business Administration of Food and Agricultural Products aims Agricultural Products to provide an in-depth knowledge of the field of enterprise management in order to deal with the economic and social effects of the modernisation of the agricultural sector (at the national and European level) in a scientific manner. (Located in Agrinio) The programme combines knowledge of the economic, business and geotechnical fields and meets the requirements of the facilities that produce, process and sell agricultural products and food, and the policies Secretary: Anna Skepetari that are implemented, and the mechanisms used, for viable and sustainable development. Secretary’s Office: The Department of Business Administration of Food and Agricultural Products falls under the category of 2 G. Seferi St, GR30100 Agrinio Management Departments but focuses purely on enterprises and organisations in the agricultural sphere. Tel.: +30 26410 74121, 74151, 74108-9 The subject areas studied in the Department are: Fax: +30 26410 74179 u Economics (Microeconomy-Macroeconomy), Agricultural Economy, European and International Website: http://www.agricman.uoi.gr Agricultural Policy, Agricultural Development, International Trade of Agricultural Products and Food, Co- operative Economy, etc. General - Aim of the Department u Management, Marketing, Organisational Behaviour, Electronic Trade, Total Quality, Information Systems, Management, Conflict Management, etc. The Department of Business Administration of Food and Agricultural Products was founded in 1998 as the Department u Accounting, Cost Accounting and Price Analysis, Costing, Agricultural Assessment, Financing and of Agricultural and Food Products Enterprise Management. Together with the Department of Environmental and Investment Evaluation, Agricultural Enterprise Finance, etc. Natural Resources Management it constitutes the Independent Departments located in Agrinio. Until the terms u Zootechny, General and Special Agriculture, Arboriculture, Environmental Management, Management of regarding its independent operation are secured, the Department will constitute a branch of the University of Agricultural Machinery, etc. Ioannina, and will rely on the University for administration, organisation and academic matters. u Courses in Basic Sciences such as Mathematics, Chemistry and Statistics. The Department of Business Administration of Food and Agricultural Products aims to educate scientists to be able to deal with the agricultural economy, farm management, the sale and distribution of agricultural products, and During the five year full-time course the emphasis is on giving students an understanding of how to apply the administration/management of processing and food enterprises. Graduates will study the needs of agricultural management techniques within the food and agricultural industry. The programme of study is based on an enterprises and cooperatives, learn how to develop a new agricultural enterprise model, and gain an understanding integrated and continuous structure and students complete a dissertation during their final semester. of the rational exploitation of agricultural resources and the vertical integration of agricultural production. Graduates of the Department may join the Economic Chamber of Greece.

Structure of the Department – Sections Academic Staff Members

At present, due to the limited number of its academic staff, the Department is not subdivided into separate Christos Fotopoulos, Professor, Farm Organisation, Management and Marketing. Sections. Pantelis Zoiopoulos, Professor, Zoology - Zootechny. Sotirios Papachristos, Professor, Financial Mathematics. Laboratories Athanasios Ladavos, Associate Professor, General Chemistry. Efthymios Mygdakos, Associate Professor, Agricultural Economy - Agricultural Policy. The Department has the following five (5) laboratories: Vassilios Filios, Associate Professor, Agricultural Accounting. 1) Organisation and Management of Enterprises in the Agricultural Sphere. Angelos Patakas, Associate Professor, Botany - Arboriculture. 2) Agricultural Economy and Policy. Antonios Rezitis, Associate Professor, Economy (Macroeconomy and Microeconomy). 112 3) Plant Breeding. Konstantinos Adamidis, Associate Professor, Applied Statistics. 4) Animal Breeding. Dimitra Hela, Assistant Professor, Ecology - Environmental Management. 5) Computer Science. Grigorios Beligiannis, Lecturer, Informatics for System Administration. 115 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 Konstantina Pentaraki, Lecturer, Financial Administration and Evaluation of Investments. Ioannis Salavrakos, Lecturer, Economical Theory, International Trade of Agricultural Department of Environmental products. Maria Tsambra, Lecturer, Enterprise Management in Agriculture. Prokopios Theodoridis, Lecturer, Marketing. and Natural Resources The Department’s teaching duties are supplemented by temporary teaching staff. Career prospects - New fields of specialisation Management In terms of career prospects, graduates of the Department can find employment: Head: Professor Panayotis Dimopoulos u In the private sector at any enterprise, especially those in the primary sector and at Deputy Head: Professor Panagiota Michalachakou agricultural product processing enterprises. Secretary: Sotiria Kondyli u At public bodies and services (ministries and banks). Secretary’s Office: u At organisations and cooperatives. 2 G. Seferi St, GR30100 Agrinio u At development companies, business consultation companies and consultancy Tel.: +30 26410 74110, 74112, 74138 bureaus. Fax: +30 26410 74176 u As scientific and research personnel at centres and services in the public and private Website: http://www.env.uoi.gr sectors. u As teachers in secondary education and advisers in training programmes. General - Aim of the Department

Postgraduate studies The Department of Environmental and Natural Resources Management was founded in 1998 Postgraduate studies in the Department include: and established in the town of Agrinio in the 1. The possibility of studying for a Doctoral degree. Fifteen (15) doctoral theses are academic year 1998-1999. The Department currently being carried out in the Department. aims to promote environmental science (with 2. Participation in an Interdepartmental Postgraduate Study Programme (PSP) leading to particular emphasis on environmental and natural a Master’s degree in Quality Agricultural Product Certification. resources management), to train scientists The PSP Quality Agricultural Product Certification aims to provide further education in the to carry out studies and conduct research, to relevant fields to graduates of the Departments of Business Administration of Food and understand and implement modern methods for Agricultural Products, Environmental and Natural Resources Management and Medicine, the conservation, management and restoration and other related Departments in order to: of the natural, semi-natural and anthropogenic u create qualified officials in issues regarding agricultural product certification and quality environment, and to promote knowledge assurance in relation to consumers’ nutrition and health, regarding the use of modern technologies to u ensure the promotion of scientific knowledge, and consequently the satisfaction of the deal with environmental problems. research, educational and developmental needs of the region, The Department offers an integrated programme u contribute to dealing with the contemporary challenges and issues surrounding of undergraduate studies with two options: a) alternative forms of agricultural production (including integrated and ecological Conservation of the Natural Environment and b) production, and genetic modification). Land-Use Management, alongside . All course content takes into account The PSP leads to the following: the latest international progress in the scientific a) the award of an Advanced Studies Degree (ASD), with a one-year duration, field and the needs and particularities of the b) the award of a Master’s Degree, with a two-year duration, and industry in terms of dealing with the protection and management planning of regions and their natural c) the award of a Doctoral degree. resources using a sustainable/integrated approach. The Department of Environmental and Natural Resources Management has been developing 114 dynamically since 1999. The undergraduate study programme was recently amended to reflect the areas of specialization required by scientists who will manage the environment in the future. 117 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 Laboratories Nikolaos Koutsias, Lecturer, Enviromental Informatics. u Environmental Chemistry. The Department’s teaching duties are supplemented u Environmental Physics. by temporary teaching staff. u Environmental Geology. university u Environmental Systems. Postgraduate studies u Ecology and Biodiversity Conservation. u Pollution Control and Environmental Protection Technologies. The Department hosts two Interdepartmental u Physical Chemistry. Postgraduate Study Programmes (PSP). It is u Applied Biology. responsible for administering the first and is a u Molecular Biology and Biochemistry. collaborating department for the second.: u Computer Science. a) Sustainable Management of Protected Areas: Inter- Academic Staff Members University Programme (in conjunction with the Biology Departments of the University of and the Aristotle of iοannina Panayotis Dimopoulos, Professor, Botany & Plant Ecology. University of Thessaloniki). Kostas Bourtzis, Professor, Molecular Biology and The PSP leads to: Biochemistry. u Master’s Degree in either of the following options: Dimitrios Matthopoulos, Professor, General Biology – Cell 1. Conservation and Management of the Biology. Natural Environment in Protected Areas Panagiota Michalakakou, Professor, Environmental Physics. 2. Technologies for the Management in Dimitrios Vayenas, Professor, Environmental Systems. Protected Areas Evangellos Papadakis, Associate Professor, Physicochemical u Doctoral Degree related to the Sustainable Environmental Processes. Management of Protected Areas university Ioannis Deligiannakis, Associate Professor, General Physical b) Quality Agricultural Product Certification (in Chemistry. conjunction with the Departments of Business Maria Papadaki, Associate Professor, Environmental administration of Food and Agricultural Products and Chemistry. the School of Medicine of the University of Ioannina). Georgios Kehagias, Assistant Professor, Water Ecosystems. Ioannis Konstantinou, Assistant Professor, Pollution and Environmental Protection Technologies. Ioannis Kalavrouziotis, Assistant Professor, Planning & Land Use Management. of iοannina Dimitrios Karamanis, Assistant Professor, Alternative Natrural Resourses. Fragiskos Koutelieris, Assistant Professor, Mathematical Simulation of Enviromental Systems. Ierotheos Zacharias, Lecturer, Environmental Geology – Mineral Resources. Athanasios Kallimanis, Lecturer, Enviromental Planning Dimitrios Vlastos, Lecturer, Environmental Mutagenesis. Maria Panitsa, Lecturer, Flora and Phytogeography. university of Vassiliki Kati, Lecturer, Biodiversity Conservation. Ierotheos Zacharias, Lecturer, Environmental Geology - Mineral 119 Resources. Christos Akratos, Lecturer, Water Ecosystems. 119 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 iοannina

Department of Cultural Heritage Management and New Technologies Head: Professor Georgios P. Papageorgiou Deputy Head: Professor Mihail Kordosis Secretary: Maria Stergiou Secretary’s Office: Neapoli, Agrinio Tel.: +30 26410 91706, 91709 Fax: +30 26410 91706 Website: http://www.culture.uoi.gr

General - Aim of the Department Structure of the Department - Sections The Department of Cultural Heritage Management and New Technologies was founded at the beginning of the academic year 2004-2005 in the town of Agrinio. It functions in the framework of the Expansion of Higher Education and its mission is to foster knowledge on culture At present, due to the limited number of its academic staff, the Department and cultural heritage, to use information technology in the field of culture and to train scientists to specialise in contemporary methods of is not subdivided into separate Sections. designing, producing, and managing cultural products and activities. The Department aims to offer students the necessary training and qualifications to persue a scientific and professional career in the field of cultural heritage by giving them an appreciation of the cultural Subject Areas wealthof of Greece and by comparison that of other Mediterranean countries or cultures. The study programme provides students with the necessary scientific education, training and research experience to participate in the generation The study programme aims to ensure: of new knowledge which, when applied, will contributes to the development a) the effective advancement, promotion and exploitation of cultural resources, of national policies and the economy in the field of culture, in the proper b) the rational management and financial exploitation of cultural resources in order to achieve the implementation of an integrated management and exploitation of the cultural environment and heritage, and system of all cultural management parameters in Greece, in the advancement of computer science and new technologies in the field c) the promotion of the contemporary field of cultural management and planning through the use of new technologies. of culture.

The Department awards undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. The integrated undergraduate degree offers two (2) study options: Academic Staff Members u Cultural Resources Management u Cultural Heritage Technology Dimitrios Damaskos, Assistant Professor, Classic Archeology. Iliana Zarra, Assistant Professor, History of Art with emphasis on Modern Students must complete at least eight semesters to graduate. Greek Art. Theodora Monioudi-Gavala, Assistant Professor, History of Architecture. 118

121 UNIVERSITY OF IOANNINA prospectus 2009/2010 Georgios Styliaras, Assistant Professor, Multimedia Systems. Christos Zafeiropoulos, Lecturer, Ancient Greek. Dimitrios Koukopoulos, Lecturer, Informatics. Christos Meratzas, Lecturer, Cutrural History.

Due to the limited number of academic staff, the teaching duties and research work is currently supplemented by temporary teaching staff. Lectures are delivered by internationally recognized scientists who specialise in the field of culture and new technology. Student field trips and meetings are held during the courses.

Career prospects - New fields of specialisation

Based on the structure and aims of the Department, its graduates will be capable of filling a wide variety of professional and research positions in various fields with obvious social and economic gains. Graduates of the Department will be qualified to hold positions: u At public and private bodies that specialise in the promotion and management of cultural products, actions and services. u At bodies and organisations in the wider public sector for tourism and advertising, as well as at bodies involved in cultural promotion and management. u At public sector Ministries and Organisations involved in the organisation, management and promotion of museums and monuments. u At organisations and bodies of the European Union engaged in policy-making for technology and culture. u At museums, art galleries, art exhibition halls and cultural organisations focusing on the design and development of digital applications. u At bodies providing education and training in new technologies (educational technology). u At bodies and enterprises that are directly or indirectly related to culture and new technologies. u At multimedia production companies focusing on the promotion of cultural heritage (3D Graphics, CD-ROM, Internet presentations) and at companies engaged in the management of musical, film, visual arts and other artistic events. u At national and international bodies and organisations involved in the promotion and management of cultural heritage. u At documentation and archiving centres and libraries. u At research advancement bodies (universities and research centres), and bodies for the creation of researchers in the fields of culture.

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