Athens University of Economics and Business Admission Requirements 2027

Requirements

Bachelor

AUEB's English-taught Bachelor in International Business and Technology (IBT) is open to foreign citizens (EU or non-EU) who hold an International Baccalaureate or a foreign senior-high-school graduate certificate, having attended the final two years of school in person. Its own pages state applications are accepted on a rolling, year-round basis ('Applications are ongoing throughout the year', 'Applications are now open') with no stated closing date for any specific intake, so this record does not carry a dated bachelor's intake. Published facts: EUR 6,000 tuition per year (EUR 24,000 total over the four-year program), an English certificate at CEFR B2 level or above, and merit-based fee reductions.

Master

The MSc in Business Analytics admits holders of a bachelor's degree (or equivalent first-cycle qualification) in any field, though the program notes that management science, business administration, mathematics, physics, statistics, engineering and computer science graduates are a natural fit, and that some basic knowledge of programming and database concepts is assumed. Foreign degrees and foreign institutions are checked against the DOATAP national registries. Applicants must show advanced or excellent English (CEFR C1 or C2); under the university's own accepted-certificates annex this corresponds to an IELTS band of 7.0 or above (7 to 8 for C1, 8.5 and above for C2, via the British Council/IDP/Cambridge or IELTS Australia). For the 2026-2027 academic year, applications closed in two rounds: Friday 17 April 2026 and Friday 12 June 2026 (final). Full-time study is two full academic semesters (three teaching periods) followed by a thesis or field-research semester; part-time study is four full academic semesters (six teaching periods) followed by the same thesis or field-research semester. Attendance at classes, labs and tutorials is mandatory.

Documents

Online application form with one recent photograph; copy of the undergraduate degree with an analytical transcript (final-year students submit a sworn declaration under Law 1599/1986 that acceptance is conditional on graduating before the following September's exam period); proof of advanced or excellent English (CEFR C1 or C2), or, if not yet held, a sworn declaration that acceptance is conditional on obtaining it (the program's English-language page gives July 2027 as the deadline for producing the certificate); two confidential recommendation letters from professors or employers, submitted directly by the referees (an optional template is provided); proof of professional experience, if any; and a CV in English. Applicants with foreign degrees are checked against the DOATAP national registries of recognised foreign institutions and title types.

How to apply

1. Prepare the required documents: degree and transcript, English certificate (or conditional declaration), CV in English, and arrange two recommendation letters.
2. Apply online at e-graduate.applications.aueb.gr, selecting the MSc in Business Analytics (full-time or part-time) from the program list.
3. Fill in all requested details and upload the supporting documents; the application can be saved and edited before final submission.
4. Submit before the round deadline: 17 April 2026 for the first round or 12 June 2026 for the second (final) round, for the 2026-2027 academic year.
5. If admitted, pay the first tuition installment to confirm the place; classes begin in September 2026.

English test waiver

No exemption for native speakers or English-medium schooling is stated. Applicants who do not yet hold the required English certificate at the time of application may instead submit a sworn declaration (under Law 1599/1986) that their acceptance is conditional on obtaining it; the program's English-taught page states this certificate must then be produced by July 2027.