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MSc in Endovascular Techniques (applications until 20th January 2023)

MSc in Endovascular Techniques (applications until 20th January 2023)
15.09.2022 - 12.13

The School of Medicine of the University of Athens, in partnership with the University of Milano-Bicocca, announces the launch of a Postgraduate Cooperation Programme (PCP) that will run for 18 months, leading to a Postgraduate Diploma (MSc) in “Endovascular Techniques”.

The Programme commences in early February 2023 and includes two (2) academic semesters of compulsory attendance of classes and one (1) semester for preparing and drafting a dissertation to conclude the MSc.

Applications deadline on 20th of January 2023

More info: https://www.endovasculartechniques.gr/en/

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