Programme Objectives
The objective of the undergraduate programme is to provide students with the scientific knowledge and technological skills required to pursue all major areas of professional practice in Rural, Surveying and Geoinformatics Engineering.
Upon successful completion of the programme, graduates are awarded an Integrated Master's Degree, which is recognized as a single, unified qualification at Level 7 of the Hellenic and European Qualifications Frameworks (HQF/EQF).
Curriculum Structure
The programme has a unified structure and a total duration of five (5) academic years.
During the first seven semesters, students follow a common curriculum consisting of compulsory courses designed to establish a strong foundation in both the core engineering sciences and the full spectrum of Rural, Surveying and Geoinformatics Engineering.
During the eighth and ninth semesters, students may choose from a range of elective courses according to the stream and study track they wish to pursue.
Degree Requirements
To be awarded the Diploma in Rural, Surveying and Geoinformatics Engineering, students must successfully complete 57 courses and a Diploma Thesis.
| Courses | ECTS | |
|---|---|---|
| 47 | Compulsory Core Courses * Including one Foreign Language course and one Humanities course. |
220 |
| 9 | Courses from the Selected Stream and Study Track * Six compulsory courses from the selected stream and three elective courses from the chosen study track. |
45 |
| 1 | Free Elective Course * Selected from any of the courses offered across all streams and study tracks. |
5 |
| Diploma Thesis * Students may choose the topic independently of their selected stream and study track. |
30 | |
| TOTAL | 300 | |
Grading Scale
Student performance is assessed according to the following grading scale:
- EXCELLENT (9.00–10.00)
- VERY GOOD (7.00–8.99)
- GOOD (5.00–6.99)
A minimum grade of 5.00 is required to successfully pass a course, while a minimum grade of 5.50 is required for the successful completion of the Diploma Thesis.
