Technological Educational Institute of Kavala is a public technical institution that provides university-level education. It occupies an important position in the Greek higher education system and has trained a large number of professional and technical personnel for the local and surrounding areas.

History and Establishment Time

The institute was established in 1976. It was originally a vocational education center established in accordance with Presidential Decree 748/76 and Law 652/70. In 1983, it was confirmed as a technical education institute by Law 1404/83. In 2001, it was upgraded to a higher education institute in accordance with Law 2916/01. In 2007, it was recognized as a university-level institute.

Strength of the school

Faculty: It has 104 academic staff and 96 administrative staff. The teaching staff has rich teaching and practical experience.

Majors: There are School of Management and Economics, School of Technology Application, School of Agricultural Technology, etc., including accounting, business administration, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, petroleum technology, industrial informatics, forestry, landscape architecture, nursing and other majors.

Nature of the institution

It is a public higher education institution.

Educational philosophy

It is committed to providing the highest level of applied scientific knowledge education, while promoting the cultivation of modern technical skills, maintaining close ties with key industrial and financial sectors, actively participating in applied research projects, and working closely with higher education institutions in Greece and abroad.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, petroleum technology, business administration, accounting and other majors have certain advantages in teaching and scientific research.

Laboratory situation: No exact public information about its key laboratories has been found, but the college has good experimental facilities and practical teaching conditions to meet the practical needs of students in various majors.

Faculty

Including the School of Management and Economics, the School of Technology Application, the School of Agricultural Technology, the Drama Branch, etc., among which the Drama Branch has a Forestry Department.

Ranking

In the 2007-2008 academic year, the college ranked seventh among the 16 technical educational colleges in Greece in terms of student numbers.

Cost

For international students, tuition fees are approximately US$1,010 per year.

Campus Environment

Location: The main campus is located in Agios Lucas, Kavala, with branch campuses in Drama and Didimoteho in the Evros region.

Facilities and atmosphere: The main campus covers an area of ​​approximately 132,000 square meters, with a building area of ​​36,000 square meters. The building is an amphitheater-style structure overlooking the Bay of Kavala. The college has modern teaching facilities and equipment, including a library, laboratories, a computer center, etc. The library has a rich collection of books and subscribes to a variety of electronic resources and scientific journals. The campus atmosphere is active and students can participate in various club activities and cultural exchange activities.