Athens University of Economics and Business

The Athens University of Economics and Business was first established in 1920 as the Athens School of Commerce and Trade Studies, and was renamed in 1926 as the Athens School of Economics and Business until 1989. The Athens University of Economics and Business offers Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral degrees and is organized into 8 faculties: Accounting and Finance, Business Administration, Economics, Information, International and European Economics, Science and Technology Management, Marketing Communication and Statistics. The specializations offered are Change Management, International Negotiation, Strategic Decision Making, Project Management, Knowledge Management, Quality Management, International Management, Management Accounting, International Accounting, Securities Management, Corporate Finance, Fixed Income Securities Management, Bank Operational Risks, Utilization Management, Business Process Reengineering, Knowledge Management, Quality Management, E-Commerce and Enterprise Networks, General Computing, Supply Chain Management, Inventory Control and Warehousing Strategies Market Research, Reform and Innovation, Planning for Business Success, Business Magazine, Family Business Management, International Marketing, etc. In addition, Athens University of Economics and Business has become one of the most popular business schools in the world.