Candidates will give ENTRANC EXAMS on Monday July 1st 13:00 pm GREEK through WEBEX.

The webex link and instructions will be send via E-mail.

However, to reduce your stress and confirm that all will function properly we ask you also to participate in a TEST EXAMINATION that will take place on June 28th 13:00 pm GREEK time

To download the instructions for the exams, please, click here.

The webex link and instructions will be also send via E-mail.

Although no distinction is made between University Degrees, candidates should have basic knowledge of Cell Biology and Nervous System Physiology.

The basic knowledge of the candidates in the above fields will be assessed through exams in multiple choice questions on July 1st, 2024.

This  is considered necessary for the students to achieve the maximum performance during their studies and to have homogeneity in terms of the level of knowledge.

Applicants who have not been taught the specific subjects must make sure to attend the relevant undergraduate courses and/or online seminars or read relevant books. Students can find free textbooks at: https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/subjects/education or https://www.oercommons.org/ or other sources

Below, you will find Cell biology and neuronal physiology titles to guide your reading:

CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY TITLES

Cell structure and cellular organelles; Cytoskeleton; Cell proliferation and cell death.

Gene structure; DNA replication and transcription; mRNA translation; Regulation of gene expression; transcription factors; small non-coding RNAs;

Protein synthesis, modifications, trafficking, localization, processing, and degradation.

Vesicular Trafficking, Secretion, and Endocytosis

Receptors and signal transduction;

PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM TITLES

Electrical Activity in Neurons; Ion Channels; Voltage-Gated Cation Channels; Resting Potential; Action Potential; Structure of Synapses; Synaptic Release; Neurotransmitter receptors; Signal transduction; Cells of the nervous system; Basic functional neuroanatomy (main brain structures); The basics of autonomic nervous system; General principles of senses.