FAQ
Have questions about the International LL.B. at the
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki?
Find the answers you are seeking for below regarding our programme, admission criteria, fees, and student services.
How do I apply to the programme?
Apply online through our portal by submitting your documents. The process includes a file review, an online interview, and an admission decision within 15 working days. Apply Now
What are the requirements for getting in?
You need a high school diploma, certified English proficiency (B2 level or higher), and a successful online interview. Additional qualifications like IB, A-levels, or SAT are valued but not mandatory. Learn More about Admission Requirements
What level of English is required?
You must demonstrate English proficiency at a B2 level or higher. Accepted certificates include Academic IELTS (6.0+), TOEFL (79+), or equivalent Cambridge and Michigan certificates
Do I need to know Greek?
No, prior knowledge of Greek is not required as all lectures and exams are conducted entirely in English.
What are my chances of being admitted?
Admission is competitive and based on a holistic review of your high school performance, English qualifications, and online interview.
How much do the tuition fees cost?
Tuition is €7,000 per academic year, paid in eight semester instalments of €3,500. A €1,500 deposit is required upon acceptance to secure your place. View Tuition Fees and Payment Details
Do I need to buy textbooks?
No, the Faculty’s Library provides free access to all core textbooks and leading digital legal databases. Students who wish to purchase their own copies are welcome to do so at their own expense.
What about my student VISA?
EU citizens and citizens of Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, Switzerland do not need a visa. Non-EU citizens must apply for an H.1 visa at their local Greek Embassy, supported by documents from our Faculty.
How can I enter Greece?
You can enter with a valid passport/ID or your stamped Student Visa. Minor applicants (under 18) also require a certified parental consent declaration.
What administrative support will I receive after arrival?
Our Student Services team helps you with housing, obtaining a Greek Tax Number (AFM), opening a bank account, arranging health insurance, and securing your residence permit. Read More About Campus & Student Life
What is it like to live in Thessaloniki?
It is a safe, vibrant, and highly affordable student city with living costs estimated between €450 and €800 per month.
Where can I find more details about the programme and the courses?
You can view the analytical list of courses per semester and access the full syllabus for each module directly on our website. Explore the Programme Syllabus and Courses
Does the curriculum cover both Civil Law and Common Law?
Yes, the programme is based on Civil Law but features a dedicated Common Law elective track for a competitive advantage in international practice.
What innovative learning tools are used in the programme?
This is Europe’s first LL.B. to integrate an AI-driven teaching assistant for real-time comparative legal analysis.
What practical legal training and research opportunities are offered?
Training is highly experiential, including 9+ international moot court competitions, a mandatory Negotiations course, and human rights legal clinics.
Can I progress directly to postgraduate studies at AUTh?
Yes, via the “+1 Excellence Option”, graduates can move directly into the Faculty’s 12-month LL.M. in European Business and Economic Law. Learn About the LL.M in European Business and Economic Law
What are the career horizons for graduates?
The degree prepares you for global careers in international law firms, maritime law and shipping, international organizations (EU, UN), or corporate legal counsel.
Can I make an appointment to meet with an advisor?
Yes, you can book an online meeting with Aris Tachinoslis (International LL.B. Student Services) to discuss eligibility and student life. Contact us at [email protected] or call +30 2310 99 6609.