Αριστοτέλειο Πανεπιστήμιο ΘεσσαλονίκηςIn 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.
| Code | Semester | Title | ECTS |
| ER000 | Both | Greece Today | 4 |
| ΚΕ0Χ39 | Winter | Greek Politics | 4 |
| ΚΕ0Χ25 | Winter | European Union Institutions and Policies | 4 |
| ΚΕ0Χ39 | Winter | Educational Practices and Politics (partly in English) | 4 |
| ΚΕ0Ε04 | Spring | Political Systems in the Balkans | 4 |
| ΚΕ0Ε46 | Spring | The Greek Crisis | 4 |
| ΚΕ0Ε22 | Spring | Solidarity and Cohesion in the European Union | 4 |
| ΚΕ0Ε56 | Spring | Politics and Government in Southern Europe. A Comparative Analysis | 4 |
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.