Education minister unveils draft bill for non-state, non-profit universities in Greece

Education minister unveils draft bill for non-state, non-profit universities in Greece

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Greek students enrolling at private branches of foreign universities founded in Greece will be required to go through the Greek university entrance examination system and to meet some minimum requirements in order to be offered a place, Education Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said on Wednesday. CE Report quoting Athens-Macedonian
In addition, they will also have to meet any additional criteria imposed by the parent foreign university, he said.
The minister was presenting the draft bill allowing the founding of non-state, non-profit universities in the country, which is to be posted for public consultation by Wednesday evening.

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