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Stratos Stratigakis

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    Greek university admission thresholds 2026: Engineering and computer science soar, law and psychology slip

    The Greek Ministry of Education released the 2026 Panhellenic exam results on 23 July, showing a sharp rise in demand for engineering and computer science programmes, while law and psychology schools saw slight declines.

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