Summer Schools
Summer Schools are organized by the University of Crete and take place on both the University campuses of Rethymnon and Heraklion.
These short courses offer the opportunity to combine educational courses with inspiring social activities, explore the Minoan and the modern Cretan civilizations, discover the spectacular scenery of Crete and join local cultural events.
2026
The Mytilene Project: A University of Crete Fieldschool in Forensic Archaeology & Anthropology
hATTR Amyloidosis: from bench to bedside
Management of Drug-Resistant Epilepsy
7th Crete Summer school of linguistics (CreteLing 2026)
Regenerative Medicine
Crete Past and Present: Receptions of Crete
📚 Modern Greek Language Program 2026 – University of Crete
2025
Summer School “TALOS – Artificial Intelligence for the Social Sciences and Humanities 2025”
Crete at a crossroads of civilizations
9th Summer School (2025) “Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality in Education and Cultural Heritage”
10 Days of INGENIUM
Electromyography Summer School
hATTR Amyloidosis: from bench to bedside
Biophysics Summer School 2025 – Pattern formation and development processes
UoC Forensic Anthropology Fieldschool
CRETE PAST AND PRESENT: CRETE ON STAGE
Empirical Models of Demand and Entry in Industrial Organization
2nd Summer School in Experimental and Behavioral Economics
“7th In-Country Programme in Modern Greek for Australian Students in Crete – July 2025”
Modern Greek Language Program
2024
Nature and Culture in Crete, from Antiquity to the Present
Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality applications in Education and Cultural Heritage
Basic Electroencephalography Course
6th Crete Summer school of linguistics
hATTR Amyloidosis: from bench to bedside
Flinders University – Modern Greek
1st Summer School in Experimental and Behavioral Economics, by the European Economic Review
Modern Greek Language Summer Course
Crete Past and Present
Dementia for Medical Students: Developing Skills to Manage Dementia
Applied Respiratory Physiology
Summer Schools are organized by the University of Crete and take place on both the University campuses of Rethymnon and Heraklion.
These short courses offer the opportunity to combine educational courses with inspiring social activities, explore the Minoan and the modern Cretan civilizations, discover the spectacular scenery of Crete and join local cultural events.
2026
The Mytilene Project: A University of Crete Fieldschool in Forensic Archaeology & Anthropology
hATTR Amyloidosis: from bench to bedside
Management of Drug-Resistant Epilepsy
7th Crete Summer school of linguistics (CreteLing 2026)
Regenerative Medicine
Crete Past and Present: Receptions of Crete
📚 Modern Greek Language Program 2026 – University of Crete
2025
Summer School “TALOS – Artificial Intelligence for the Social Sciences and Humanities 2025”
Crete at a crossroads of civilizations
9th Summer School (2025) “Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality in Education and Cultural Heritage”
10 Days of INGENIUM
Electromyography Summer School
hATTR Amyloidosis: from bench to bedside
Biophysics Summer School 2025 – Pattern formation and development processes
UoC Forensic Anthropology Fieldschool
CRETE PAST AND PRESENT: CRETE ON STAGE
Empirical Models of Demand and Entry in Industrial Organization
2nd Summer School in Experimental and Behavioral Economics
“7th In-Country Programme in Modern Greek for Australian Students in Crete – July 2025”
Modern Greek Language Program
2024
Call for Applications to the 12th International Course “Care and Use of Laboratory Animals: mice, rats and zebrafish”
Nature and Culture in Crete, from Antiquity to the Present
Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality applications in Education and Cultural Heritage
Basic Electroencephalography Course
6th Crete Summer school of linguistics
hATTR Amyloidosis: from bench to bedside
Flinders University – Modern Greek
1st Summer School in Experimental and Behavioral Economics, by the European Economic Review
Modern Greek Language Summer Course
Crete Past and Present
Dementia for Medical Students: Developing Skills to Manage Dementia
