Greece - third cycle (PhD) programmes
Population (mln): 11,32
Official language/s: Greek
Internet TLD: .gr
Calling code: +30
Member of the EU from: 1st January 1981
Unemployment rate Sep 2011 (%): 17.8
Unemployment rate under 25 years Sep 2011 (%): 46.5
Males enemployment rate Sep 2011 (%): 16.4
Females unemployment rate Sep 2011 (%): 22.4
Unemployment rate Sep 2012 (%): 26.0
Unemployment rate under 25 years Sep 2012 (%): 57.6
Males unemployment rate Sep 2012 (%): 22.9
Females unemployment rate Sep 2012 (%): 30.1
Population statistics 20-29 age group 2011 (%): 12,4
Country codes in education system: EL
Expected duration of education (years): N/A
The Doctoral Degree (Didaktoriko) is conferred after
the public defence of a thesis. The research must be original and show advances
in research and science. A doctoral thesis requires at least three years' study
since the student was admitted to doctoral studies.
Students can be admitted to
a doctoral research programme when they hold a Greek Ptychio or Diploma or an
equivalent qualification obtained abroad and recognized by Dikatsa. In certain
university departments, students must also hold a Diploma of Postgraduate
Specialization. This is the case when the department offers a postgraduate
programme that is relevant to the doctoral research.
Source: Eurydice, Eurypedia - The European Encyclopedia on National Education Systems
, Eurosta, wikipedia.org, Agency for Science and Higher Education Croatia, Department of Education and Skills
Irelan, Ministry of Education and Culture - FINLAND
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