University of Ioannina - Schools and Departments

Schools and Departments

  • School of Medicine
  • School of Philosophy
    • Department of Philology
    • Department of History and Archaeology
    • Department of Philosophy, Education and Psychology
  • School of Sciences
    • Department of Mathematics
    • Department of Physics
    • Department of Chemistry
    • Department of Computer Science
  • School of Education
    • Department of Primary School Education
    • Department of Pre-School Education
  • School of Sciences and Technologies
    • Department of Materials Science and Engineering
    • Department of Biological Applications and Technologies
  • Independent Departments
    • Department of Economics
    • Department of Plastic Arts and Art Sciences
  • School of Natural Resources and Enterprises Management (located in Agrinio)
    • Department of Business Administration of Food and Agricultural Products
    • Department of Environmental and Natural Resources Management
  • Independent/ Non-School Department (located in Agrinio)
    • Department of Cultural Heritage Management and New Technologies

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