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The Master’ Program is divided into three (3) academic semesters. During the 1st and 2nd semesters, 6 academic subjects are taught, while the 3rd semester is dedicated to elective courses, and the thesis. Participation in all courses, workshops, practical exercises, etc. is mandatory for all postgraduate students (only three (2) absences are excused regardless of reason).
To complete his/her obligations, a postgraduate student has one of the following options:
1st Option
7 courses during the 1st, 2nd and 3rd semesters and a postgraduate thesis during the 3rd semester.
In more detail:
- 3 compulsory courses (during the first semester of studies).
- 3 compulsory courses (during the 2nd semester of studies).
- 1 elective course (during the 3rd semester of studies).
- Master's Thesis (during the 3rd semester of studies).
2nd Option
9 courses during the 1st, 2nd and 3rd semesters.
In more detail:
- 3 compulsory courses (during the first semester of studies)
- 3 compulsory courses (during the 2nd semester of studies)
- 3 elective courses (during the 3rd semester of studies)
All courses are three (3) teaching hours per week. Each course is offered once each year, in the fall or spring semester. Course registrations are made on predetermined dates at the PMS secretariat.
1st Semester
| Management of Sport, Recreation and Sport Tourism | |||
| 1st Semester: 3 mandatory courses are taught | |||
| Title | Type | Code. | ECTS |
| Management of Sports, Recreation and Sports Tourism | Mandatory | ΜΑΥ1 | 10 |
| Marketing of Sports, Recreation and Sports Tourism | Mandatory | ΜΑΥ2 | 10 |
| Consumer Behavior in Sports, Leisure and Sports Tourism | Mandatory | ΜΑΥ3 | 10 |
| Total mandatory ECTS Semester: 30 | |||
2nd Semester
| 2nd Semester: 3 mandatory courses are taught | ||||
| Title | Type | Code. | ECTS | |
| Event Management in Sport and Recreation | Mandatory | ΜΑΥ4 | 10 | |
| Development of Sports Tourism Programs | Mandatory | ΜΑΥ6 | 10 | |
| Strategic Marketing and New Technologies in Sports, Leisure and Sports Tourism | Mandatory | ΜΑΥ7 | 10 | |
| Total mandatory ECTS Semester: 30 | ||||
3rd Semester
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3rd semester: 1st Option: 3rd semester: 1 selective course and 1 postgraduate thesis |
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| Title | Type | Code. | ECTS |
| Research Methods and Data Analysis | Elective | ΜΑΕ1 | 10 |
| Human Resource Management in Sports and Recreation Organizations | Elective | ΜΑΕ2 | 10 |
| Management of Sports Facilities, Clubs and Academies | Elective | ΜΑΕ3 | 10 |
| Sociological Issues in Sports, Sports Tourism and Recreation Management | Elective | ΜΑΕ4 | 10 |
| Strategic Management in Sports, Recreation and Sports Tourism | Elective | ΜΑΕ7 | 10 |
| Current Issues in Managing Sport, Recreation and Sports Tourism | Elective | ΜΑΕ8 | 10 |
| Management of Outdoor Recreation Programs | Elective | ΜΑΕ9 | 10 |
| Communication and Public Relations in Sport, Recreation and Sports Tourism | Elective | ΜΑΕ10 | 10 |
| Master's Thesis | ΜΑΕ | 20 | |
| Total mandatory ECTS Semester: 30 | |||
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3rd semester: 2nd Option: 3 selective courses |
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| Title |
Type | Code. | ECTS |
| Research Methods and Data Analysis | Elective | ΜΑΕ1 | 10 |
| Human Resource Management in Sports and Recreation Organizations | Elective | ΜΑΕ2 | 10 |
| Management of Sports Facilities, Clubs and Academies | Elective | ΜΑΕ3 | 10 |
| Sociological Issues in Sports, Sports Tourism and Recreation Management | Elective | ΜΑΕ4 | 10 |
| Independent Supervised Study | Elective | ΜΑΕ6 | 10 |
| Strategic Management in Sports, Recreation and Sports Tourism | Elective | ΜΑΕ7 | 10 |
| Current Issues in Managing Sport, Recreation and Sports Tourism | Elective | ΜΑΕ8 | 10 |
| Management of Outdoor Recreation Programs | Elective | ΜΑΕ9 | 10 |
| Communication and Public Relations in Sport, Recreation and Sports Tourism | Elective | ΜΑΕ10 | 10 |
| Total mandatory ECTS Semester: 30 | |||
The Master’s Program that leads to the acquisition of Master’s Diploma is organized and based on the (provided by art. 14 law 3374/2005) system of transfer and accumulation of credit units. The workload for each master's degree or full-time student is valued at thirty (30) credits per semester and during an academic year is valued at sixty (60) credits. For a student to obtain the master's degree (M. D.) s/he must accumulate a total of ninety (90) credits in three (3) semesters. The SE is responsible for assigning the workload per course.
