
University of Thessaly

University of Thessaly Press
Adress: Argonauton kai Filellinon, 382 21 Volos
Tel: 24210 74641 / 24210 74378
Εmail: [email protected] / [email protected]
http://press.uth.gr
University of Thessaly Press
University of Thessaly Press is supervised by the Property Management and Development Company of the University of Thessaly. Its purpose is to contribute to scientific knowledge, research and the scientific dialogue by publishing scientific books, monographs, textbooks and collective volumes in the fields of science and culture, serving the educational, research, cultural and social role of the university.
Apart from publishing mainly scientific books, University Thessaly Press also prints publications of general interest such as literary collections, history books, albums, etc. and have also undertaken the translation of foreign language authors. In collaboration with τhe University’s Printing Department they are in charge of the graphic design and the printing of the University’s Publications but they also undertake graphic design for non-University clients. So far, University Thessaly Press has published about 170 titles and carries out a large number of reprints of several titles on an annual basis. Most of the printed books are distributed every academic year through the EYDOXOS system as textbooks for several university courses held by Greek universities.
Publications
European Cultural Heritage Days 2026 at the National Gallery Greece | Two-Day Symposium: The World of the Avant-Garde. City, Nature, Universe, Humanity | September 26–27, 2026
Every exhibition invites us to view the world ...More
30 Years of GSA/ HISTORICAL ARCHIVES – MUSEUM OF HYDRA | Event in Honor of the Sponsors
This year, starting in July 2026, Hydra celebrates ...More
Donation of the work Α Transfer by Maria Loizidou from NEON to the Kerameikos Museum
The NEON organization is making its second donation ...More
Myrto Sakka| From Oracles to Architecture of Memory: An artistic journey through memory, symbols, and the cultural dialogue between Greece and Japan
Text edited by Margarita Kataga-Art Critic At the ...More



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