1989: New York College is founded in Athens, in collaboration with the American State University STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, the largest university in the USA, based on the first in Greece international academic convention of certification.
New York College offers a wealth of Degrees, from foundation courses (preparing you to study for a Bacelor's Degree), Undergraduate Degrees and Postgraduate Degrees all the way up to Doctorate Level.
The New York College faculty members have work experience and credentials in business, industry, and academia and teaching qualifications, along with postgraduate degrees, Master's and PhDs from well-known American and European Universities.
We offer flexible study programs which address the needs of both non-working and working students and young executives, while at the same time we constantly enrich the options and the curricula to meet the needs of the local and international labor market.
In addition to effective educational work of NYC Group as to class instruction and lab practice in Europe, New York College has been active in innovative research for several years. The academics of the College are distinguished scientists with significant and internationally recognized research work, both with publications in academic journals and with participation in scientific conferences. New York College encourages its students to conduct research in their field of specialization and to publish their findings.
The mission of the NYC Career Office is to provide students and graduates with the guidance and resources that can help you plan your future career in an increasingly competitive job market.
The NYC Career Office provides direction, support and counselling to all students and alumni who aim at starting their career or move ahead in their workplace, or continue their studies at a higher level, locally and abroad.
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Based on 3 reviews
Studying Biomedical Sciences at New York College in collaboration with University of Greenwich has been a valuable and rewarding experience overall. One of the strongest aspects of the programme is definitely the quality of the professors. Most lecturers are highly knowledgeable, supportive, and genuinely passionate about their subjects. They encourage students to think critically and apply scientific knowledge beyond simple memorisation, which is especially important in a demanding field like Biomedical Sciences. Many professors are approachable and willing to help students outside class hours, creating a positive academic environment. The curriculum itself is interesting and covers a wide range of topics, from human biology and genetics to laboratory techniques and research skills. The collaboration with the University of Greenwich also adds credibility to the degree and gives students confidence that they are receiving an internationally recognised education. I particularly appreciated the balance between theoretical learning and practical laboratory work, which helped develop both scientific understanding and hands-on experience. However, the college can sometimes feel a bit unorganised. Communication regarding schedules, assignments, or administrative procedures is occasionally unclear or delayed, which can create unnecessary stress for students. There are moments where coordination between departments could definitely be improved. While these organisational issues are frustrating at times, they do not completely overshadow the positive academic experience. Overall, my experience at New York College has been mostly positive. The supportive professors, engaging Biomedical Sciences programme, and international collaboration with the University of Greenwich make it a worthwhile choice for students interested in science and healthcare careers. Although there is room for improvement in organisation and administration, the quality of education and dedication of the teaching staff stand out as the college’s greatest strengths.
The programme I’m currently studying has a variety of theoretical classes to attend; from cancer to genetics to simple biochemistry it covers a broad range of knowledge needed to study in the field of science, However there is no real practical class throughout the whole degree besides some basic chemistry labs. The real practical experience is gained from the internship that is ought to be completed in order to get the degree, which I have completed and I can confidently that although there was a lack of practical skills before, the internship was easy to follow up and very sufficient for me to get the practical knowledge I need.
Everything at the University is actually okay apart from financial constraints
All students upon admission are assigned to an academic advisor. The advisor may be called upon for assistance in making decisions by which the student’s desired academic goals may be attained.
All students are obligated to meet with their Academic Advisors twice each semester. The office hours of the Academic Advisors will be posted on the bulletin board. The name of your advisor will be provided to you upon registering for your courses.
New York College guarantees personal support in choosing your accommodation that will best serve your needs and your budget, while we will advice you on lease contracts and your rights.New York College provides International Students with the necessary support in order to select accommodation from a wide variety of privately-owned places in Athens and Thessaloniki, that suit different needs and budgets.
The NYC Libraries in Athens and Thessaloniki hold a growing number of resources directly related to all NYC educational programs. Students have also access to the on-line libraries of the partner Universities, through accounts provided upon registration.
Through the campus network and a suite of servers, NYC provides access to an extensive range of PCs operating on Windows XP Professional operating system. Computers are equipped with Windows based software, specialized programming software, high-speed internet connection, network printers, and more.
All students upon admission are assigned to an academic advisor. The advisor may be called upon for assistance in making decisions by which the student’s desired academic goals may be attained.
All students are obligated to meet with their Academic Advisors twice each semester. The name of your advisor will be provided to you upon registering for your courses.
NYC's campuses are not closed enclaves; they are part of the city in which they reside. In Athens, we proudly assert that "The Old City is our Campus", while in Thessaloniki, our central location allows students easy access. The NYC campus buildings and environment are constantly developed and improved.
The NYC Athletics department in collaboration with a number of athletic centers in Athens and Thessaloniki, promotes an extensive program of competitive and recreational sport activities ranging from basketball and soccer to tennis and fencing.
New York College student body has taken an active interest in setting up student clubs related to their study and personal choices. Students are encouraged by NYC Student Affairs department to participate in these clubs and get experience and skills useful for their personal and professional development.
Currently the following clubs are active, but please be reminded that you can set your own club, you are only required to have a fresh idea, and to be able to mobilise your fellow students to register.
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