MSc in Sustainable Finance and Accounting takes advantage of new technologies and allows employees and students who live far from the headquarters of the MSc (Kalamata) to participate in the program, introducing them to the logic of modern online collaboration tools.

The program uses a modern distance learning platform and provides complete learning materials for all weeks of teaching. In detail, each educational week the student has access to:

• on the slides of the weekly syllabus
• in videos that are analyzed in detail or part of the material that is considered difficult to understand by the student
• Indicative Comprehension Questions and Answers
• multiple-choice questions for student self-assessment

There is also a scheduled meeting every week (in person and/or via teleconference), during which the lecturer presents the theory and solves the students’ questions on the weekly syllabus.

In addition, each semester and per course, the student must prepare and deliver 2 Written Assignments (GI). The assignments are graded out of 10 and the student must score at least ten in the total of the two assignments, in order to be eligible to participate in the final examination of the course. For this reason, out of the total number of weekly courses, 2 courses will focus on deepening and preparation (MEP) where instructions and directions will be given for the successful completion of the written assignments.

The Final Exams are held in person, and include a combination of multiple choice questions and development topics.