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Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

 A view of Thessaloniki from the White Tower (left) and the Faculty of Education (right)
The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh) is the largest in Greece and southeastern Europe. It comprises 11 faculties which consist of 41 departments-Schools along with numerous other units (e.g., laboratories, study rooms, libraries, clinics and research centres). About 88.900 students currently study at the university, 76.900 in undergraduate programmes and 12.000 in postgraduate programmes. There are 1.679 faculty members and 1.619 service- and support staff. Aristotle University firmly commits to research and participation in funded collaborative projects internationally. It is dedicated to enhancing knowledge, wellness, personal skills and quality of life for its students, faculty, staff and the community.
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The School of Early Childhood Education and the School of Primary Education constitute the Faculty of Education. Since its foundation it has promoted research and teaching in the field of education, has supported and participated in the ongoing public dialogue about education, as well as has contributed significantly to tackling social issues.
 
The scientific team on behalf of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki participating in the GCAO project is as follows: 
  • Scientific supervisor: Antonis Lenakakis, Associate Professor at the Department of Early Childhood Education, Faculty of Education.
  • Chara Kanari,  Assistant Professor at the Department of Early Childhood Education, Faculty of Education.
  • Maria Koltsida, PhD, Adjunct Lecturer at the School of Primary Education, Faculty of Education. 
  • Nassia Choleva, PhD, Adjunct Lecturer at the Theater Studies Department, University of Peloponnese. 
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  • About
    • Galleries and links >
      • National Gallery (UK)
      • National Gallery (IT)
      • Nationalmuseum (Sweden)
      • The National Gallery (GR)
  • Toolkit
    • Case studies
    • Contemporary artists
    • The use of pigments in paintings
    • Digital responses to art
    • Toolkit (UK) >
      • What do teachers think?
      • UK Case studies
    • Toolkit (Greece)
    • Toolkit (Italy)
    • Toolkit (Sweden) >
      • Swedish Case studies
    • Extending the project locally
    • Find a partner school
    • Key Action 1 courses
  • Modules
    • 01 Love and Family
    • 02 Strength and Power
    • 03 Nature
    • 04 Work and industry
    • 05 Our World
    • 06 Science and technology
    • 07 Freedom
    • 08 Migrants and Refugees
  • Dissemination activities
    • Multiplier Events
    • Video presentation
  • Online courses
  • Academic outputs