Postgraduate Programme Regulations
On this page you can find the regulations of the Postgraduate Studies Programme (MSc) organised by sections. For each section, a summary is provided along with the option to download the full text in PDF format.
1. Study Regulations
The Postgraduate Study Programme in “Advanced Computer Systems Technologies,” offered by the Department of Informatics and Computer Engineering at the School of Engineering of the University of West Attica (UniWA), aims to provide a high level of knowledge in Computer Science, focusing on cutting-edge technologies and their applications. It seeks to advance scientific knowledge, foster research, and meet the needs of the labor market, aligning with the University’s broader mission for educational, social, and developmental progress.
2. Regulations for Student Complaints and Appeals Management
The Complaints and Appeals Management Regulations of the Postgraduate Study Programme in “Advanced Computer Systems Technologies” aim to ensure the quality of educational and administrative services. This is achieved through a mechanism founded on the principles of transparency, integrity, and accountability. It provides students with the opportunity to submit complaints or appeals in a manner that guarantees promptness, confidentiality, and fairness.
3. Regulations Governing the Role of the Academic Advisor
The Academic Advisor role within the Postgraduate Study Programme “Advanced Computer Systems Technologies” aims to support students throughout their studies. Each student is assigned a faculty member (teaching and research staff) as an advisor, who provides information about the curriculum, guides students in shaping their academic and professional goals, and contributes to enhancing the learning process. Communication between students and advisors is vital for ensuring steady academic progress.
4. Code of Ethics and Research Integrity
The Code of Ethics and Research Integrity of the University of West Attica sets the framework for conducting research activities ethically, focusing on safeguarding scientific integrity, protecting human dignity, and preserving biodiversity. It encourages the responsible use of resources and adherence to regulations governing ethics, intellectual property rights, and the protection of personal data.
5. Student Mobility and Internship Regulations
The Student Mobility and Internship Regulations of the “Advanced Computer Systems Technologies” Postgraduate Study Programme establish the procedures for participating in Erasmus+ programs for studies or internships. They include information on selection criteria, the process for academic recognition, funding, and the requirements for undertaking internships abroad. This ensures the fair and efficient implementation of mobility opportunities.
6. Regulations for Educational Processes Using Distance Learning Methods
The Regulations for the Implementation of E-Learning in the “Advanced Computer Systems Technologies” Postgraduate Study Programme define the procedures and tools for utilizing distance learning, combining synchronous and asynchronous methods. Emphasis is placed on the use of platforms such as Moodle and MS Teams, while encouraging the development of teaching and learning skills using digital tools. Intellectual property rights for educational materials are protected, and students’ rights are safeguarded.
7. Regulations for Theses
The Regulations for the Preparation of Theses in the “Advanced Computer Systems Technologies” Postgraduate Study Programme define the procedures for assigning, writing, and evaluating theses. They emphasize a research-oriented approach, proper time management, and adherence to ethical standards. The process concludes with a presentation before a three-member committee and the mandatory uploading of the thesis to the University’s Institutional Repository.