Ph.D. in Modern and Contemporary History

The doctoral program leads to the acquisition of a Doctor of Philosophy degree, which, by its very nature, adds a new knowledge to science. Candidates must be in possession of graduate degrees from accredited departments in the fields of Law, Philosophy and Pedagogical Schools. Graduates of History, Political Science, Sociology, International Relations, Journalism and Mass communications as well as Greek and European Civilizations are also accepted. In special cases, scientists of Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry etc., who are interest in the Historical development of their specialization in Cyprus and Greece, are also encouraged to apply.

PROGRAMME INFORMATION

3-5 YEARS

GREEK

FULL TIME

AWARDED BY NEAPOLIS UNIVERSITY

PROGRAMME INFORMATION

Ph.D. in Modern and Contemporary History

Doctoral Programme Title	Study Guide	Scientific Fields - Cognitive Objectives	Department
Ph.D. in Modern and Contemporary History (Greek)	Click here	Click here	Department of History, Politics and International Studies

THESIS LANGUAGE

The Ph.D. thesis may be submitted in Greek.

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OUR FACULTY & STAFF

Konstantinos F. Doukakis

Assistant Professor in Modern and Contemporary History

Coordinator of the Ph.D. in Modern and Contemporary History

Coordinator of the MA in Modern and Contemporary History (Distance Learning)

Konstantinos F. Doukakis (Corfu, 1979) is Assistant Professor in Modern and Contemporary History at Neapolis University, Paphos, Cyprus. His research interests relate to modern European economic and social history, to public policy and administration, as well as to the European and Greek versions of the welfare state....

Pantelis Sklias

Professor of International Political Economy

Rector of Neapolis University Pafos

Pantelis Sklias (1969) is a Professor of International Relations and International Political Economy (IPE) and since September 2018 Rector of the University.

Katerina Papazacharia

Lecturer in Diplomatic History and International Relations

Katerina Papazacharia is a Doctor of Philosophy in Byzantine History. She graduated with a B.A. degree from the Department of History and Archaeology, School of Philosophy of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.

Kyriakos Iakovidis

Lecturer in Modern History

Born in Limassol, 1984. BA Journalism (Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh). MA in History (Royal Holloway). PHD holder (University of Cyprus). Member of the research program «Evrodaktilios», financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Cyprus).

Antonis Klapsis

Visiting Researcher in Diplomacy and International Organization

Assistant Coordinator of the MA in Modern and Contemporary Greek and European History (Distance Learning)

Antonis Klapsis is Assistant Professor of Diplomacy and International Organization at the Department of Political Science and International Relations of the University of Peloponnese.

Georgios Maris

Research Fellow in in Political Economy of International Relations, University of Aegean

Georgios Maris is Associate Professor in Political Economy of International Relations at the University of the Aegean (Department of Mediterranean Studies).

ALL FACULTY & STAFF

Doctoral Studies, by their very nature, enriching the knowledge and as a result successful candidates become authorities in their respective field of study.