UEL signs partnership with Greek college

Dr Paul Marshall, pro vice-chancellor (careers & enterprise) at UEL and Dimitris Diamantis, principal at MC.

Today, the University of East London is now the largest transnational education provider in Greece, offering around 60 courses in both English and Greek, across eight campuses, reaching around 4,000 students. 

The MOU was signed at a graduation ceremony at Megaron Concert Hall, where Dr Paul Marshall, pro vice-chancellor (careers & enterprise), Dimitris Diamantis, principal and Robert Pefanis, vice principal external and public affairs at Metropolitan College signed the document. 

In a joint statement, the University of East London and Metropolitan College, said:

We are delighted to sign this strategic partnership and combine our ambitious goals in helping our students expand their international horizons and fulfil their global potential by taking part in one of our many opportunities to volunteer, study and work overseas.

Through this partnership, we will create a range of programmes to provide enriching and reciprocal learning opportunities that will include masterclasses, staff exchanges and research collaborations.

This is just the first step in what will become an ambitious programme of Transnational Education leading to experiences that will shape and sharpen our students’ perspectives as they set out on their exciting career journeys.

For more information see the partnerships at University of East London.