The 3rd Global Forum on Mutual Learning among Civilizations, themed “Education and Civilization Exchange: Pathways to Mutual Learning and Shared Development,” was held at Southwest University, a founding member of the Center for Chinese and Greek Civilizations (KELKIP) in China, where the...
The history of psychology is often presented solely as a story of scientific progress. However, this perspective overlooks the important ways psychology has been shaped by sociopolitical events, cross-cultural encounters, and interdisciplinary exchange. This course examines psychology as a...
Today, on International Museum Day, we honor the institutions that preserve memory, inspire curiosity, and connect science, history, and culture across generations.On this special day, we invite you to discover the museums affiliated with the University of Crete:🏺 Museum of Ancient...
What happens when medicine, engineering, physics, and data science converge to tackle some of the most complex challenges in eye health? In this interview, Professor Miltiadis Tsilimbaris explains how the MSc in Cutting Edge Technologies in Vision Sciences at the University of Crete is...
The Graduate Program Molecular Basis of Human Diseases announces an upcoming seminar addressing the evolving role of scientists within the biotechnology sector. Speaker:Katia Karalis, Physician Scientist, Head of Translational Studies and Partnerships at GRIK Therapeutics, Senior Consultant for...
The Chinese Language Courses of the University of Crete featured in the local channel Kriti TV, highlighting a growing interest in language learning that connects students with one of the world’s most influential cultures and economies. The program offers a valuable opportunity for learners to...
The 3rd Global Forum on Mutual Learning among Civilizations, themed “Education and Civilization Exchange: Pathways to Mutual Learning and Shared Development,” was held at Southwest University, a founding member of the Center for Chinese and Greek Civilizations (KELKIP) in China, where the...
The history of psychology is often presented solely as a story of scientific progress. However, this perspective overlooks the important ways psychology has been shaped by sociopolitical events, cross-cultural encounters, and interdisciplinary exchange. This course examines psychology as a...
Today, on International Museum Day, we honor the institutions that preserve memory, inspire curiosity, and connect science, history, and culture across generations.On this special day, we invite you to discover the museums affiliated with the University of Crete:🏺 Museum of Ancient...
What happens when medicine, engineering, physics, and data science converge to tackle some of the most complex challenges in eye health? In this interview, Professor Miltiadis Tsilimbaris explains how the MSc in Cutting Edge Technologies in Vision Sciences at the University of Crete is...
The Graduate Program Molecular Basis of Human Diseases announces an upcoming seminar addressing the evolving role of scientists within the biotechnology sector. Speaker:Katia Karalis, Physician Scientist, Head of Translational Studies and Partnerships at GRIK Therapeutics, Senior Consultant for...
The Chinese Language Courses of the University of Crete featured in the local channel Kriti TV, highlighting a growing interest in language learning that connects students with one of the world’s most influential cultures and economies. The program offers a valuable opportunity for learners to...
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