Participants and Admission

Candidates applying for the Master of Research in Hybrid Arts (MARes) must hold a bachelor's degree according to the regulations of Law 4957/2022. An essential requirement is a demonstrated artistic activity and a portfolio showcasing creative works for assessment purposes.

A three-member Candidate Evaluation Committee oversees personal interviews and overall candidate evaluation.  Final lists of admitted students are published in print and electronically. Successful applicants are notified to enroll within a specified period.

Tuition fees and support to the students’ mobility
Participation in MARes requires postgraduate students to cover tuition fees totaling €2,000.00.  Up to 15% of the maximum admitted postgraduate students can be exempted from paying all tuition fees, in accordance with the provisions of Article 86 of Law 4957/2022. Additionally, by Assembly decision at the end of the first academic semester, a scholarship in the form of exemption from the obligation to pay tuition fees for the second semester (totaling €1,000.00) may be granted. This exemption is awarded to the postgraduate student who demonstrates the highest performance among students of the same cycle during the first semester, provided they have successfully completed all courses of the reference semester. Postgraduate students benefiting from fee exemptions or declared as MARes scholars are requested to offer support services to the Department based on their qualifications (such as aiding in MARes communication activities, etc.)

Updated: 25-01-2024
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