corporate_fareUniversitylocation_onAtticalanguageasfa.grcalendar_todayFounded: 1836people2,417 students
The Athens School of Fine Arts (ASFA, Greek: Ανώτατη Σχολή Καλών Τεχνών) is a public higher education institution for the visual arts, founded in 1836. It includes a Fine Arts Department (Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking) and a Department of Art Theory & History, and offers studio electives, theoretical courses, postgraduate programmes (MA in Digital Arts, MA in Visual Arts, Art Theory & History postgraduate programmes) as well as PhD studies. ASFA participates in Erasmus, maintains a library and annexes, organises exhibitions, lectures and events, and provides student support services such as accessibility and gender equality initiatives.
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Research Output
What Greek institutions produce, publications, data, software, patents and beyond.
1.1 Publications
1.2 Research Data
1.3 Research Software
1.4 Other Research Products
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Open Science
How the country’s research opens up. OA routes, repositories, preprints and FAIR data.