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Minoan International College (former Trinity International School of Tourism Management) is an independent residential institution of higher learning in Greece that offers programs of study which innovatively, integrate the liberal arts and sciences with thorough professional preparation.

Through its programs the College encourages students of varied backgrounds and abilities to realize their fullest possible intellectual, professional and personal potential. This way they can develop an understanding of themselves, others, and the major forces that shape our rapidly changing and pluralistic world. In pursuing these goals, the College fosters academic excellence and individual development in an environment which emphasizes professional development by providing close interaction among faculty, professionals, staff and students.

The College offers BSC in Tourism and Hospitality Management and BBA in Business Management and Master’s Degree program in Tourism and Hospitality Management.

Terra Maris, the heart of Minoan's College Campus, is a five-star Resort Complex and Conference Center located on the Cretan Sea, and it is a unique combination of Aegean architecture and luxurious facilities. Athletic and recreational facilities are at the students’ disposal. There are three swimming pools right on the campus and a sandy, blue flag beach is only a few steps away. What better place to host students from around the world.

Greece is a country in south-eastern Europe, situated on the southern end of the Balkan Peninsula. The capital of the country is Athens.

Modern Greece traces its roots to the civilization of ancient Greece, generally considered to be the cradle of Western civilization. As such, it is the birthplace of democracy, Western philosophy, the Olympic Games, Western literature and historiography, political science, major scientific and mathematical principles, and Western drama, including both tragedy and comedy.

Greece is a developed country, a member of the European Union since 1981, a member of the Economic and Monetary Union of the European Union since 2001, NATO since 1952, the OECD since 1961.

Greece is a land of amazing beauty and diversity, with a rich history and culture.

Currency: €

Education: Regarding tuition fee please find information on the upright corner of this page.

Other studies related costs are about €700 per year. For newly registering students there is a one-time payment of € 300 (registration fee).

Students must pay the registration fee when they receive notification of acceptance. Tuition is paid by semester and fees are due on September 1st for the fall semester and January 2nd for the spring semester.

Accommodation: Accommodation for fall 2009 costs € 3,760 (September 16 - December 19) and for spring 2010 € 3,880 (January 24 - May 1).

The cost of living is 30% lower compared to other European countries. The College offers also scholarships for its brightest students.

Terra Maris, the heart of Minoan's College Campus, is a five-star Resort Complex and Conference Centre located on the Cretan Sea, and it is a unique combination of Aegean architecture and luxurious facilities.

Students have double occupancy at the 5 star Terra Maris Hotel with each room fully equipped with TV, phone, desk, fridge, A/C, bath, hair dryer, safety deposit box, Internet connection. Students have access to computer lab, study room, library, gym, sports facilities, game room- home cinema and parking. Meals are offered three times a day. The Minoan College Campus and residence facilities have also been fully adapted to accommodate physically disabled persons.

Accommodation for fall 2009 costs € 3,760 (September 16 - December 19) and for spring 2010 € 3,880 (January 24 - May 1).

Students are also welcomed to find accomodation from outside school premises.

If you come from a country member of the European Community you shouldn't have any problems working in Greece. The proper procedure is to register with the local police eight days within your arrival. After that you have up to three months to work in the country. If you intend to work serving drinks or food you will be required to get a "health-book" which is a document you acquire through a medical exam. In case you intend to stay for more than three months you need a residence permit. You can get a six month temporary permit with the local police. They will need two passport photographs and your passport to register you. If you decide to stay longer than that, the next permit covers a five year period, and for this you will usually be asked to do a medical exam, which basically is the same one as described above.

If you would like to work in Greece, there are a few things you should know. In order to protect yourself from the latter example, you should make sure you know your rights and what laws apply in your case. You may find a part-time job, but you have to keep in mind that you would not neglect your studies. 15-20 per week is maximum that a student should work. You should keep in mind to have at least 4 months’ money before arriving as it may be difficult to find a student job.

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