How to Apply
Application forms and
information packets may be obtained by contacting the Office of
Admissions by telephone, fax, mail, or e-mail. You are encouraged to
complete a preliminary application available on-line with no obligation
on your part. If you complete the on-line application, we will be able to
communicate with you more effectively, as well as provide you with the
complete information that you will need in order to make your decision.
Our office is open daily from 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M, and by appointment
after that. Furthermore, we remain open throughout the year in order to
facilitate inquiries for our five admissions periods. In order for your
application to be processed, the following items must be submitted:
Completed Application Form
Official College Transcript (must be
officially translated into English if from a non-English instruction
institution)
High School Transcript
Two Passport Photos
Form of Identification (Greek I.D. or
Passport)
100.00 Euro Application Fee
When to Apply
The University of Indianapolis
Athens Campus maintains a rolling
admissions policy meaning that prospective students have five different
times a year that they can apply to the University. The Fall Semester
begins in September and the Spring Semester begins in February. We also
have a one month Winter Session in January and two Summer Sessions in
June and July. We urge applicants to file an application at least one
month prior to the expected date of enrollment, but late inquiries can be
submitted as late as one week before classes begin, provided applicants
meet the requirements for admission. Admissions counselors as well as
academic advisors are available for counseling prior, during, and after
student enrollment.
Male students of Greek citizenship are not eligible for military
deferment on the basis of their enrollment at the Athens campus.
International Student Visa Information
Once you are accepted
into UIA you will have to secure a student visa to be able to travel to Greece
and begin classes. The visa process may take some time depending on the
country of origin. It is very important that you allow yourself time for
this process so you can arrive in Athens
before the beginning of the desired semester and not after it has already
begun.
The Municipality here
in Athens
requires specific documents from the student in order for them to issue
the official certificate, which allows you to apply for a student visa.
Below please find a list of the proper documents that you have to gather
in your native country and forward them to us here in Athens.
For a list of documents required for Visa Applications click here
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Personal Interviews
Prospective students
are invited to visit the university and talk with the admissions
counselors regarding their educational objectives. Appointments are
encouraged and may be made by contacting the Office of Admissions at the
following numbers:
(30210) 32 39 923
(30210) 32 39 785
(30210) 32 39 740
(30210) 32 36 647
You can also contact
us by e-mail at the following addresses:
hilentzariss@uindy.gr (Sofia Hilentzaris - Vice
Chancellor Student
Affairs and Enrollment Management)
info@uindy.gr (Admissions)
We look forward to hearing from you so we can help you achieve your
academic goals!
