
Professor Athanasios Katsis
Professor Konstantinos Mavreas
Professor Efstratios Tzirtzilakis
Associate Professor Euthalia Chatzigianni
The University of the Peloponnese was established in 2000 and accepted its first students in 2002 with the beginning of operations of the Department of Computer Science and Technology and the Department of Telecommunication Science and Technology of the School of Science and Technology. It has its headquarters in Tripoli and is developed at the level of integrated schools in the five capitals of the prefectures of Peloponnese.
The headquarters of the University of the Peloponnese is in Tripolis and it comprises of five (5) Schools and nine (9) Departments located in the five Capitals of Prefectures of the Peloponnese Region (Tripolis, Corinth, Nafplion, Sparta, Kalamata).
It offers studies in all cycles of learning: undergraduate, postgraduate and Doctoral as well as Life Long Learning activities.
The aim of the establishment and operation of the University of the Peloponnese is the creative contribution to the development of higher education in the Greek region, with high quality standards corresponding to the content of studies, research and teaching in the requirements of a modern University with national, European and international scope.
University of Peloponnese comprises nine Schools:
Department: Economics
Location: Tripolis Campus, 22100, Greece
Website: https://es.uop.gr/en/
Telephone: +30 2710230128
Department: Informatics and Telecommunications
Location: Akadimaikou Vlachou 221 31 Tripoli
Website: http://dit.uop.gr/
Telephone: +30 2710 372293-97
Department: Management Science And Technology
Website: https://det.uop.gr/
Telephone: +30 2710230128
Department: Digital Systems
Department: History, Archaeology and Cultural Resources Management
Location: Palaio Stratopedo (Anatoliko Kentro)Kalamata 2410
Website: http://ham.uop.gr/en/
Telephone: +30 27210-65101
Department: Philology
Location: Kalamata, Messinia
Website: http://phil.uop.gr/index.php/en/
Telephone:+302721065115, +302721065102, +302721065106 +302721065112
Department: Social and Education Policy
Location: Damaskinou & Kolokotroni Str.
Website: http://dsep.uop.gr/index.php?lang=en
Telephone: +302741074991, +302741074992, +302741074993 +302741074990
Department: Political Science and International Relations
Location: 1 Aristotelous St. & Athinon Ave, Corinth
Website: https://pedis.uop.gr/?lang=en
Telephone: +30 27410 40040
Department: Theatre Studies
Location: 21 Vas. Constantinou St. and Terzaki St,Nafplion
Website: http://ts.uop.gr/en/gr/
Telephone: +30 2752096129,127,130,131
Department: Performing and Digital Arts
Location: 21 Vas. Constantinou St. and Terzaki St,Nafplion
Website: http://pda.uop.gr/
Telephone: +30 2752096129
Department: Sport Management
Location: Efstathiou and Stamatikis Valioti & Plataion Avenue,Sparta
Website: http://www.sportmanagement.uop.gr/index.php/en/
Telephone: +302731089658, +302731089661, +302731089662, +302731089657
Department: Accounting and Finance
Department: Business and Organization Administration
Location: Antikalamos Kalamata 241 00
Website: http://boa.uop.gr/index.php?lang=en
Telephone: +30 27210-45123
Department:Nursing
Location: Tripoli
Website: http://nosileftiki.uop.gr/indexen.html
Telephone: +302710230125
Department: Physiotherapy
Location: Sparti Evstathiou& Stam.Valioti
Website: http://physiotherapy.uop.gr/
Telephone: +30 27310 89689, 89651
Department: Speech and Language Therapy
Website: http://slt.uop.gr/
Department: Nutrition and Dietetics
Location: Antikalamos 24100 Kalamata
Website: https://www.uop.gr/component/spsimpleportfolio/item/23-tmima-epistimis-diatrofis-kai-diaitologias
Telephone: +30 27210 45126
Department: Agriculture
Location: Kalamata
Website: http://agro.uop.gr/index.php/en
Telephone: +30 2721045135
Department: Food Science and Technology
Website: http://fst.uop.gr/index.php/en/
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Location: Koukouli, Patra
Website: https://www.ece.uop.gr/
Telephone: +30 2610369236
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Location: Koukouli, Patra
Website: http://mech.uop.gr
Telephone: +30 2610-36927
Department: Civil Engineering
Location: Megalou Alexandrou 1,Patras
Website: http://civil.uop.gr/?lang=en
Telephone: +30 2610 369279
School of Social and Political Sciences | Department of Political Science and International Relations
The MA in Mediterranean Studies is designed to be a flexible and dynamic umbrella program that covers a wide variety of issues and problems across different disciplines (i.e., Political Science, International Relations, Cultural Studies, and Economics). It is premised on a multidimensional approach to an array of pressing, though interdependent, questions such as conflict, security and nationalism; democratization, civil society and the Arab Spring; Cultures and multiculturalism; women’s issues and activism; economic crisis and development; and energy security and environmental challenges. The structure of the program facilitates the diverse contributions of faculty of the different participating institutions, enabling and sustaining the program’s wide-ranging focus.
School of Human Movement and Quality of Life Science | Department of Sport Management
This course is a product of an international collaboration of the following universities:
The MAiSI is a full time two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree in Sports Ethics and Integrity. Innovative and multidisciplinary, the program is a catalyst for a profession that has been lacking within the sports administration sector. Concentrating on the development of ethical sports cultures and structures, and the development of tools for sports integrity education and compliance, MAiSI is delivered by six prestigious universities in Europe and the UK.
MAiSI is based on strong theoretical foundations and the development of core competencies needed to develop sports integrity expertise. Scholars are equipped to identify ethical issues, engage in critical ethical thinking, and translate decisions into ethical actions at the highest level of sports governance and administration.
SEMESTER ONE & TWO
Develop critical thinking in the following areas of able-bodied and Paralympic/disability sport
Sport as a Social Practice: Norms and values in sport, athlete welfare and safe sport; equality, diversity, and inclusion; moral psychology of sport; disability and Paralympic ethics.
The Nature of Sports Ethics and Ethical Theories: Deontological, consequentialist and virtue ethical theories; conventionalist, formalist and internalist theories of sport; key issues such as athletes’ rights, fair play and officiating, homophobia, transgender eligibility.
Ethics of Anti-doping Policy and Practice: This covers all ethical aspects of anti-doping policy, from its rationale to the implementation of the WADA code. Key issues for discussion include the whereabouts system and rights to privacy, strict liability, fairness and sanctioning, and the Therapeutic Exemption process.
Research Methods, Knowledge and Competencies: This module is held as part of the summer school and introduces students to the major techniques and methods of data capture in social scientific research. This includes questionnaire design and analysis, qualitative interviews and focus group techniques. Students also take part in a “dissertation supermarket” talking with supervisors about potential areas of study for their Master’s thesis.
SEMESTER THREE
The third semester focuses on in-depth organizational issues that will equip you for the managerial, economic and legal aspects of healthy sports governance. You will also begin your Master’s thesis this semester. This entails research topic selection, developing research problems and questions, literature review and preparation of research ethics applications.
SEMESTER FOUR
During the fourth semester, you will have the benefit of being hosted by one of the MAiSI consortium partners to complete your Master thesis. Semester 4 also includes your final taught module in Olympic studies, which is taught as part of the Summer School, and incorporates sites of historical interest from the Ancient Olympic period.
School of Humanities and Cultural Studies | Department of History, Archaeology and Cultural Resources Management
Studies in the interdisciplinary field of Archaeological Science aim to bridge the gap between archaeology and the physical sciences. CultTech MSc is designed to provide broad but detailed knowledge in the theory, as well as practical experience in the major applications of science in archaeology.
CultTech students will be a part of a diverse and multinational group and will be given the opportunity to use a wide range of specialist facilities and collections, while being taught by internationally recognized, research-oriented academic staff. They can use the course to obtain broad expertise in the field, or to specialize in areas such as materials analysis, cultural heritage management, field prospection, reconstruction of objects and sites, etc.
A key issue for CultTech is its orientation towards hands-on research, thus offering post-graduate research training and the potential of the implementation of a thesis project closely related or within ongoing research projects.
The program is a collaboration between the Department of History, Archaeology and Cultural Resources Management (University of the Peloponnese), the National Center for Scientific Research Demokritos and the National Observatory of Athens.
School of Economics and Technology | Department of Informatics and Telecommunications
This MSc (Master of Science) in Data Science program is the result of a collaboration between the National Center for Scientific Research “Demokritos” and the University of the Peloponnese
Having completed the course, you will:
Obtaining the MSc in Data Science Degree, you will be a valuable asset for any enterprise, academic organization or public institution handling data. Your access to market opportunities will be strengthened by the international reputation and strong links of the MSc founders with the academia and businesses worldwide. You should also expect a number of opportunities to obtain work experience and engage in European projects, due to the Research Center’s heavy involvement as a coordinator and partner in such endeavors.
School of Human Movement and Quality of Life Science | Department of Sports Organization and Managemen
The International Olympic Academy, in collaboration with the Department of Sports Organization and Management (in Sparta) of the University of Peloponnese, has been organizing since 2009 the Master’s Degree Program with the title “Olympic Studies, Olympic Education, Organization and Management of Olympic Events”
The Master’s Degree Program for the Olympic Studies constitutes an innovation in the Olympic Movement at an international level. The educational program is based on the three pillars of the Olympic Movement: Education, Sports and Culture, which constitute the foundation for Olympism and Olympic Pedagogy.
The philosophy of the program is consistent with the values of the Olympic movement for the diffusion of the Olympic ideal worldwide, the promotion of knowledge and research in Olympic issues and global participation. OBJECTIVES To provide students with specialized knowledge at a postgraduate level on issues related to Olympic Studies as well as the necessary means for their academic, professional or research career.
The promotion of knowledge and research on issues of Olympic philosophy and education, organization and management of Olympic Games, big athletic events and in general Olympic and athletic studies.
To provide a specialized workforce that will organize and direct Olympic and athletic institutions, promote the growth of programs of Olympic education at the international level and that will contribute to the creation of a scientific background for the growth and organization of sports.
School of Economics and Technology | Department of Informatics and Telecommunications
The Department of Informatics and Telecommunications of the University of the Peloponnese in cooperation with the National Observatory of Athens presents the first of its kind postgraduate course program in Greece, with a specialization in Space Science Technologies and Applications.
The postgraduate course in Space Science Technologies and Applications aims at educating students to steer them to leadership positions in the Aerospace field. Space applications are rapidly evolving and are estimated that in the next years they will play a significant role in the worldwide economy. The objective of the Space Science Technologies and Applications program is to seek excellence in the particular field and its related technological applications and to provide students with the specialized knowledge in space technologies and applications, both in theory and through applied hands-on experience. The program is organized accordingly and is focused on the promotion of knowledge and research on current evolving technologies and their technical challenges faced therein.
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This research is co-financed by Greece and the European Union (European Social Fund- ESF) through the Operational Programme «Human Resources Development, Education and Lifelong Learning 2014-2020» in the context of the project “Study in Greece: Extroversion – Internationalization of Greek Universities (MIS 5071330).