BAPolitical Science & International Relations

American College of Thessaloniki
Greece, Thessaloniki

Study location	Greece, Thessaloniki
Type	Undergraduate, full-time
Nominal duration	4 years
Study language	English
Awards	BA
Accreditation	NEASC, European validation

Application fee	€70 one-time

Entry qualification	High school / secondary education (or higher) The entry qualification documents are accepted in any language

Entry qualification

High school / secondary education (or higher)

The entry qualification documents are accepted in any language

Language requirements	English English Language Admissions Criteria 1. Prospective Greek Students C1, C2 Certificate holders: accepted B2 Certificate holders with high scores: accepted B2 Low Certificate holders with low scores or B1 equivalent certificate holders: interview for placement 2. Non-Greek Prospective Students C1, C2 Certificate holders: accepted B2 Certificate holders with high scores: accepted B2 Certificate holders with low scores A detailed list containing names and levels of English language tests is availabe at the Admissions Office. For more info, please call 2310 398239, 2310 398398.

Language requirements

English

English Language Admissions Criteria

1. Prospective Greek Students

C1, C2 Certificate holders: accepted
B2 Certificate holders with high scores*: accepted
B2 Low Certificate holders with low scores or B1 equivalent certificate holders: interview for placement

2. Non-Greek Prospective Students
C1, C2 Certificate holders: accepted
B2 Certificate holders with high scores: accepted
B2 Certificate holders with low scores

*A detailed list containing names and levels of English language tests is availabe at the Admissions Office. For more info, please call 2310 398239, 2310 398398.

Other requirements	A motivation letter must be added to your application. Explain briefly why you wish to study in Greece and why you chose ACT.

Other requirements

A motivation letter must be added to your application.

Explain briefly why you wish to study in Greece and why you chose ACT.

More information	act.edu/..sp?CMCCode=1003010202&extLang=LG

Overview

The International Relations major features career-track training in international diplomacy, with optional four-course specializations for degree candidates (in Diplomacy, Sustainability, and, in collaboration with the Division of Business, International Business) and an internationally oriented pre-law option for American students. The program of studies is particularly strong in American and EU politics, international law and organizations, gender, globalization, and contemporary Balkan and Aegean affairs.