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Minoan International College is pleased to announce that, beginning with this Fall semester, its programs will be given at its new campus in Ammoudara, Gazi, Heraklion.

In the presence of the Deputy Minister for Education, Mr. Andreas Lykourentzos and a large crowd of well-wishers, Minoan International College’s held its first convocation at the Moevenpick Resort & Thalasso, at Amoudara, Heraklion, Crete.

Minoan International College president, Nikos Skoulas gave the keynote speech at the annual convention of ECBE, (European Council for Business Education), held in Athens.

In the context of continuous training and retraining of manpower, Creta Maris & Terra Maris Convention & Golf Resort, from the beginning of this year's season, already held a series of educational seminars for all personnel of the resorts.

The eAccess II project aims to provide users with visual impairments, and motor disabilities with learning opportunities to explore accessible training content and e-training courses, which are available at the web portal of eAccess II.

MINOAN International College will award several academic scholarships for the academic year 2009 - 2010, to gifted candidates who wish to study business or hospitality and tourism management at MIC.

Minoan International College (MIC), formerly Trinity, has announced that it is offering a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program, beginning in September of this year, in addition to its existing Degree programs in Hospitality Management.

Chrysallis - Close to Disability participated in the kick-off meeting of "ICT4T" European project that took place on 09-12th of October in Leiderdorp, Netherlands

The EU4ALL project consortium (www.eu4all-project.eu) organises the 2nd workshop in the EADTU's conference (www.eadtu.nl/conference-2008). This year's EADTU confernece focusses on “Lifelong learning in higher education”.

The Access-eGov project has been moving ahead smoothly over the past few months, with dissemination in a number of conferences, and the completion of the first pilot trial cycle and the release of the successful results from three pilot sites.