Website & Accessibility
Website Features
Multilingual Content
Greek, English, and French versions support the international character of the program and facilitate access by students and partners from different countries.
Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities
The website has been developed with reference to recognised web-accessibility principles, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.1.
Accessibility Toolbar
A dedicated accessibility menu is available throughout the website. It allows users to adjust features such as font size, colour presentation, contrast, and other visual display settings according to their individual needs.
Accessible Presentation of Information
Content is organised using clear headings, readable text, structured navigation, descriptive links, and consistent page layouts.
Clear Structure
Information is organised in a user-friendly and hierarchical manner, enabling visitors to locate academic and administrative information efficiently.
Transparency
Academic, regulatory, quality-assurance, and administrative information is published clearly and objectively.
Public Information
The program identity, curriculum, ECTS credits, regulations, quality policy, teaching staff, admissions procedures, news, announcements, and contact information are publicly available online.
Continuous Accessibility Assessment
The website has been evaluated using automated accessibility-testing platforms, including WCAGpilot and AccessMonitor. The evaluations indicate a generally strong level of accessibility while also identifying specific elements that require further review, manual assessment, or technical improvement.
Continuous Improvement
Accessibility is treated as an ongoing process. Identified issues are reviewed progressively, and the website is updated to improve compatibility with assistive technologies and accessibility standards.
Accessibility Evaluation
Automated evaluations were performed in relation to WCAG 2.1 and EN 301 549 accessibility criteria. The AccessMonitor assessment produced an overall score of 8.3 out of 10 for the website’s home page, while the WCAGpilot assessment showed that several of the tested pages passed the automated checks.
Some pages and individual elements were identified as requiring further attention. These findings are being used to support the continuous improvement of the website. Automated testing is supplemented, where possible, by manual review, since automated tools alone cannot confirm complete accessibility compliance.
The accessibility toolbar provides additional user-controlled presentation options. However, it is considered a supplementary accessibility feature and not a substitute for accessible website structure, appropriate content formatting, keyboard operability, alternative text, sufficient contrast, and compatibility with assistive technologies.
To evaluate the accessibility of the website the user can visit the following pages, WCAGpilot as well as AccessMonitor WCAG 2.1
Website Link
The official website of the program is: