Participation in International Organizations
The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki participates in the following International Organizations, Unions and University Networks:
- Balkan Universities Network
- ΙΑU – International Association of Universities
- EUA – European Universities Association
- Coimbra Group
- TIME – Top Industrial Managers Europe
- EAIE – European Association for International Education
- ESMU – European Centre for Strategic Management of Universities
- CMU – Community of Mediterranean Universities
- EUPRIO – European Universities Information & Relations Office
- Utrecht Network
- European Language Council
- EAN – European Access Network
- World Association for the History of Veterinary Medicine
- TII – Technology Innovation Information
- ERA-MORE – European Network of Mobility Centres
- C.I.P.A. – International Committee on Monument Documentation
- A.D.E.E. – Association for Dental Education in Europe
- E.E.G.E.C.S. – Network on European Education in Geodetic Engineering, Cartography and Surveying
- CESAER – Conference of European Schools for advanced Engineering, Education and Research
- SEFI – Societe Europeene pour la Formation des Ingenieurs (European Society for Engineering Education)
- HumanitarianNet – Thematic Network on Humanitarian Development Studies
- E.C.P.R. – ESU European Consortium for Political Research- European Summer University
- ELIA – European League of Institutes of the Arts
Student Unions
- A.I.E.S.E.C. – Association Internationale des Etudiants en Sciences Economiques et Commerciales
- IAESTE – International Education for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience
- B.E.S.T. – Board of European Students of Technology
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