The minimum duration of studies is three (3) academic semesters, including the time for the preparation of the thesis, in accordance with the applicable legislation.
The maximum duration of study cannot exceed twice the normal duration of study, as defined in the founding decision of each Postgraduate Programme. Hence, the maximum duration of study in the programme is six (6) semesters. .
The possibility of part-time study for working students and in exceptional cases for non-working students is provided by the Board of the Department of Tourism Management upon application of the postgraduate student and submission of the relevant documents. The duration of part-time study may not exceed twice the minimum duration of study.
The teaching and examinations of the first and second semesters are scheduled according to the academic calendar as decided by the University Senate. The timetable of courses and examinations for each semester is drawn up and announced by the Steering Committee at least ten days before the beginning of the semester.
Postgraduate students are required to attend and successfully pass all courses. The total number of credits (ECTS) required for the award of the MSc is ninety (90).The allocation of the courses of the programme is presented in the following table.
