In most cases, students who do not speak or understand Greek must follow a tutorial with the relevant member of staff for each chosen course. In this context, the student shall study from a selected English-language bibliography under the supervision of the responsible instructor and shall either sit special exams or prepare a paper in agreement with the teacher.
In addition to ad hoc tutorials as per above, the School provides each year the following courses in English.
English courses School of Political Sciences academic year 2026-27
| Code | Semester | Title | ECTS |
| ER000 | Both | Greece Today | 4 |
| ΚΕ0Χ39 | Winter | Greek Politics | 4 |
| ESC101 | Winter | Constitutional law of the EU | 10 |
| ESC102 | Winter | History and institutions of the EU | 10 |
| ESC103 | Winter | Euroscepticism: parties, policies and people | 10 |
| ΚΕ0Ε51 | Winter | Youth Political Action and School | 4 |
| ESC201 | Spring | EU Area of Freedom, Security and Justice | 10 |
| ESC202 | Spring | EU Governance and Policies | 10 |
| ESCO205 | Spring | Fundamental rights in Europe | 5 |
| ESCO206 | Spring | EU-Africa relations | 5 |
| ΚΕ0Ε04 | Spring | Political Systems in the Balkans | 4 |
| ΚΕ0Ε56 | Spring | Politics and Government in Southern Europe. A Comparative Analysis | 4 |
Ιmportant instructions for the preparation of LA
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ERASMUS+ STUDENTS: “Greece Today” is an open-enrollment course, accessible to all Erasmus and exchange students in the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki; successful candidates receive four (4) ECTS credits.
Students of the School may also follow the English or other-language courses provided by the Law School, the School of Journalism and the School of Economics.