Most programs at Greek universities are tuition-free, while some master's programs may require a partial tuition fee. Students should consult the university websites for detailed information before applying to study abroad.
The Greek Ministry of Education establishes 7 scholarships for Chinese students each year, 3 of which are designated for master's studies or research, each lasting for 10 months; 4 scholarships are available for learning Greek, also lasting for 10 months. It is reported that some of the scholarships for higher education institutions in Greece are established by the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the National Scholarship Foundation, while others are provided by non-profit organizations, private enterprises, or research funds.
Higher education in Greece is divided into two parts: the university sector includes universities, national technical universities, and fine arts academies, while the technical sector includes technical education institutes. The aim of university education is to provide research opportunities and to offer high-level, comprehensive theoretical and practical training for future scientists in Greece and around the world, to help students develop scientific technology and achieve excellence. Technical education also fosters scientific and technological research but provides more practical programs. Thus, the range of educational programs in Greece is broad and diverse, allowing all students to benefit.