About AAU
AAU, the tertiary division of Anatolia College, is accredited in the United States by NECHE (New England Commission of Higher Education). In addition to AAU having full NECHE accreditation, the undergraduate programs delivered at AAU are also validated by Open University, UK. AAU has also been granted a license by the Greek government to operate as a private post-secondary educational institution, offering degrees fully equivalent to those awarded by Greek public universities.
AAU’s comprehensive curriculum offers Bachelor Degrees in Business with 4 concentrations, Biological Sciences, Computer Science, Business Computing, Psychology, Political Science & International Relations, and English with 2 concentrations, a Master of Science (MS) in Hospitality and Tourism Management, a Master of Science (MS) in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, and a Master in Business Administration (MBA) with 4 concentrations.
The combined degree programs that AAU runs in collaboration with renowned US & EU educational institutions also offer our students the opportunity to pursue degrees in various additional disciplines that include Hospitality & Tourism, Engineering, and more.
AAU also provides an extensive need and merit-based financial aid program.
AAU has been the school of choice for over 3000 American students, as it holds partnerships with major US institutions. These students, alongside others from across the Balkans, Europe, and the world, create a vibrant academic community that brings life to a truly diverse, multicultural environment.
AAU’s Lifelong Learning Center (LLC), recognizing the need for high-quality, flexible training opportunities, offers a variety of educational programs for those who wish to advance professionally or seek an opportunity for self-improvement. Designed with a strong emphasis on real-world application, our programs engage individuals to improve their individual and organizational effectiveness skills. The Lifelong Learning Center draws heavily on the expertise of leading professionals as well as AAU’s faculty and alumni network to ensure an unmatched learning experience!
Michael and Kitty Dukakis Center for Public and Humanitarian Service
The mission of the Dukakis Center is to inspire young people to become involved in public affairs; train youth for leadership roles in regional and international affairs; and contribute discreetly through academic instruction, applied research, and professional outreach to US-Greek relations and cooperation in Southeast Europe, the Eastern Mediterranean, and the larger Euro-Atlantic community.
The Entrepreneurship Hub aims to bridge existing gaps in the entrepreneurial ecosystem and leverage existing structures. Being a team sport, the Entrepreneurship Hub acts as the glue to bring ecosystem stakeholders together and provide a sturdy springboard for entrepreneurial activity to launch.
AAU (Anatolia American University)
P.0. Box 21021
GR-555 10 Pylea
Thessaloniki, Greece
Tel.: +30 2310 398 209
Fax: +30 2310 301 076
https://www.anatoliauniversity.edu.gr/
US Address:
18 Tremont Street,
Suite #704
Boston, MA 02108
USA
Dr. Panagiotis Vlachos
President
Tel.: +30 2310 398 222
Fax: +30 2310 301 076
Email: president@anatolia.edu.gr & pvla@act.edu
Dr. Stamos Karamouzis
Provost
Tel. +30 2310 398 228
Email: stamos@act.edu
Ms. Elena Charalabides
Executive Assistant to the President
Email: elenacha@act.edu