Τhe GeNeDis 2022 satellite events provide the very latest neuroscience updates, from leading international experts.

A pedagogical approach to the Greek Revolution from the Ionian University in the context of the celebrations for the 200 Years of the Greek Revolution.

The volume was edited by the Professor of the Department of History of I.U. Vaios Vaiopoulos, and includes an article by himself and Prof.Em. Theodosiou Pylarinos, as well as articles by Prof. Nikolaos Karapidakis and Assoc. Prof. Elias Giarenis.

On March 10th from 10-12PM (CET), Inspireurope will be hosting a webinar and follow up meeting for representatives from host organisations on the topic of PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT FOR RESEARCHERS AT RISK.

The Research Committee (Special Account for Research Funds) of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, in the framework of the project “Scholarship grant for a researcher at risk” funded by the Research Committee and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, with Academic Head, Assoc. Prof. Alexandros Triantafyllidis, invites candidates to submit application for one research position for an at risk (...)

Postponement of Erasmus+ Incoming and Outgoing Mobilities - students and staff- for Spring Semester 2020-21 due to COVID-19

Open Art announces the start of the 2nd course in the Spring Semester. The program is entirely distance learning and courses are delivered through modern and asynchronous educational technology.

The academic calendar for the year 2020-2021 is published with dates on tuition, exams and holidays.

The European Commission approved the funding proposal submitted by the Department of Regional Development together with six (6) other European Institutions and organizations on the readiness of digital education in the field of higher education.

The video of RH Factor's "Crazy Race", as performed by students of the Department of Music Studies, is a first sample of the new direction of Music Production at the Ionian University in collaboration with the Jazz department.

The book by Dr Konstantinos D. Politis, a Postdoctoral scholar at the Ionian University, presents the archaeological work of two decades, under his direction with the participation of Dr Georgios Papaioannou, Associate Professor in the Department of Archives, Library Science and Museology of the Ionian University, at biblical Zoara located at modern Ghor as-Safi in Jordan, the lowest place on the earth's surface.