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Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, also known as Aristotle University or Thessaloniki University) is a university institution in Greece, based in Thessaloniki and founded in 1925. Today, most of the universities operate in the University are organized into eleven Schools, covering a wide range of disciplines. Aristotle University is the largest educational institution in Greece with a large number of students and is internationally recognized for its academic and research work.

Compared to other EU universities I have studied, Aristotle uni. offers very high quality of education ( at least in the field of psychology) . Unfortunately, the infrastructures are bad (dirty, old, a lot of ugly graffiti etc). Also, the uni campus is not a safe place (drug dealers , and political parties make a mess). In short, it is a place where you can get really good education , most professors are great scientists and are willing to help you grow. Sadly, the lack of proper infrastructures, safety, and fundings for research lower its ranking. The location of the uni campus is great! Right in the heart of Thessaloniki, a city that promises the best student life 😊

It's OK, a lot of buildings need renovation

The place was clean, they offer you for very low cost entrance a moderate size arqueologic site, I strongly recomend buying the entrance pass to all the sites. You dont need to buy the tikets online but you can, you shouldn’t expect to make a line to enter this specific site because is a little far from the main sites. It was worth the price and the walk. You shouldn’t expect someone to give you a private tour of the site but you can look over for the working personnel and they are extremely polite and even with the language barrier it was pretty easy to comunicate with them. Feel free to visit this site you will not regret it at all. 7.5/10 overall experience for my experience visiting.

There is a protest here education is only online and they are making their Erasmus lessons Greek instead English which it should have been. I definitely dont recommend there until it's fixed