Study Info
The appropriate visa for attending the two onsite events, the Bootcamp and the Hackathon, is a tourist visa. This type of visa allows non-EU students to travel to Greece and remain for a short, defined period, which is sufficient for participating in these educational activities.
To ensure a smooth application process, it is recommended to apply well in advance and consult the Global Visa Center website for specific instructions. Should you need any clarification or support during the process, you are welcome to contact us.
To ensure a smooth application process, it is recommended to apply well in advance and consult the Global Visa Center website for specific instructions. Should you need any clarification or support during the process, you are welcome to contact us.
Through the Student Portal (Greek: "Foititologio") you can register for your semester courses, review your grades, and apply for official certificates (registration / study certificate, transcript of records, Erasmus certificate etc.).
Course registration via the Student Portal typically takes place in November for 1st-semester courses and 3rd-semester assignments, and in April for 2nd-semester courses. You will receive an email notification once the course registration period begins.
📩 Student Portal Manual in English
📩 Student Portal Manual in Greek
Course registration via the Student Portal typically takes place in November for 1st-semester courses and 3rd-semester assignments, and in April for 2nd-semester courses. You will receive an email notification once the course registration period begins.
📩 Student Portal Manual in English
📩 Student Portal Manual in Greek
For certificates confirming your participation in exams, presentations, educational events, contact digi-dcl@panteion.gr to receive them via email, upon confirmation by the course coordinator professor.
Frequently Asked Questions
The next cohort starts early October 2026. Early Bird Advantage: Apply by Friday, 15 May 2026 for priority consideration. (Interviews for the first phase will be held on 25 May 2026)
The MA in Digital Transformation is a 18-month, full-time program comprising three semesters (90 ECTS). Part-time enrollment is not offered.
All teaching is conducted online or in hybrid format, with the exception of the Bootcamp and Hackathon — two mandatory in-person events held in Athens or other locations in Greece.
Classes are held in the evenings, 18:00–21:00 EET, three to four days per week.
You may have up to two excused absences per course.
The Bootcamp and Hackathon are the program's two signature in-person events, both held in Greece.
- Bootcamp: A 4-day immersive "launchpad" that kicks off your first semester and sets the foundation for your academic journey. It features a mix of ignite talks, hands-on workshops, simulation games, and team-building activities. It is designed to introduce you to core challenges and research methods necessary to navigate digital transformation.
- Hackathon: Held at the end of Semester 2, this is a 3-day Digital Innovation Competition. Working in teams and guided by expert mentors, you will design prototypes (such as apps, services, or products) and pitch digital solutions that address real-world global challenges.
The program consists of three semesters. The first begins with an in-person Bootcamp in Greece, followed by core courses that all students take. The second semester focuses on your chosen specialisation, concluding with an in-person Hackathon in Greece. The third semester is dedicated to writing a dissertation, completing an internship or working on a project.
Yes. For significant reasons, you may request a temporary suspension of studies for up to two consecutive semesters—after successfully completing your first semester.
Tuition is €3,500 for citizens of EU/EEA member states, and €5,500 for non-EU citizens. Fees are paid in two equal installments—one upon registration and the other at the start of the second semester.
Yes. Options include:
- 6% discount for full payment in a single installment
- Up to 30% fee exemption for Greek students, based on financial and social criteria
- Partial waivers for foreign students with documented academic, social, or financial reasons