Frequently Asked Questions
HCISR operates across two main pillars:
A. Academic & Study Abroad Programs (fee-based)
Structured, credit-eligible learning for international students and faculty in Greece.
Includes:
• Ascle+ Human Health – applied learning programs combining seminars with supervised field experience (3–6 U.S. semester hours)
• Ascle+ Research – mentored short projects focused on methods, ethics, and inquiry
• Ascle+ Custom – short-term, faculty-led courses co-designed with universities
All programs include academic oversight, credit recognition, and operational support.
B. Educational & Social Impact Initiatives (No fees required)
Free participation programs centered on inclusion, wellbeing, and civic engagement.
Examples include:
• Empowerment and digital literacy workshops
• Education and democracy projects
• Community health and nutrition initiatives
Participation is free, as costs are covered by external funding.
No. All programs are conducted in English, unless specified otherwise.
Free community workshops may occasionally include bilingual sessions.
HCISR partners only with licensed facilities and vetted housing providers.
All participants receive emergency contacts, safety guidelines, and local health information during orientation.
In case of emergency, our team provides direct coordination with hospitals and insurers.
Yes, HCISR offers limited need-based scholarships, early enrollment discounts, and partner university grants for eligible students.
Yes. HCISR works with universities, NGOs, and civic organizations to co-design study abroad tracks, research programs, and Erasmus+ collaborations.
- General inquiries: info@hcisr.com
- Academic programs & partnerships: ekratouna@hcisr.com
- Finance & payments: info@hcisr.com
- Community programs: ttalamaga@hcisr.com
- EU projects & research programs: tntoumani@hcisr.com