The University of West Attica offers organized Electronic Services, which are supported by the Department of Network Support and cover educational, research and administrative-organizational needs as well as communication needs of the members of the Academic Community.

These include:

α) e-services in the educational process

The e-Class and moodle asynchronous tele-education platforms support the educational process, with the uploading of digital educational course material, the organization of work groups, the assignment of tasks, the evaluation of students, communication with teachers through announcements and messages.

Also through the modern distance learning platform MSTeams, the conducting and monitoring of lectures of courses through modern electronic classes is supported.

b) Electronic services to support administrative services – Student Register

The Department has installed a Student Register program, through which the work of the Department’s Secretariat is significantly supported. It is possible for postgraduate students to register for courses via the Internet, to register course grades electronically by the members of the teaching staff, and to inform students about the results of course examinations.

Postgraduate students of the Master of Science programme are entitled to all the benefits and facilities offered to students of the first cycle of studies at the University of West Attica, except for the right to free textbooks.

Specifically, the University of West Attica has all the necessary supporting infrastructure for the proper service of students, such as electronic secretarial processing of requests, a shared Wi-Fi network, a library, a full medical clinic, a gym, restaurants and canteens, parking spaces, a conference centre, social counselling and care, employment and career, innovation and entrepreneurship, a liaison office, as well as internship and lifelong learning structures.

Postgraduate students who do not have access to medical and hospital care, are entitled to full medical and hospital care in the National Health System (NHS) with coverage of the relevant costs by the National Health Service Providing Organization (NHS) in accordance with article 33 of Law No. 4368/2016 (A’ 83), as amended and in force. Postgraduate students are entitled to free meals based on their individual and family financial situation and their localization.

Postgraduate students may apply for external funding for their studies from various public and private sector institutions or bodies and Research Institutes.

Postgraduate students may be covered financially by funded research projects in which they participate. The relevant details are defined by a decision of the HPS, following a recommendation of the Director of the MSc.

Postgraduate students can participate in the University’s student exchange programmes (e.g. ERASMUS) or in other research programmes of foreign universities, within the framework of transnational agreements with similar institutions and enrol as visiting students.

The collaborating Departments are required to ensure that postgraduate students with disabilities and/or special educational needs have accessibility to the proposed programmes and teaching or other facilities