Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences is a prestigious institution located in Athens, Greece. It is one of the oldest and most respected universities in Greece, particularly well-known for its focus on social and political sciences. It was established in 1927 as the Panteios School of Political Sciences. It was founded by two Greeks from Alexandria, Georgios Fragoudis and Alexandros Pantos, whose contributions were instrumental in the establishment of the university. The initial study programme had five fields: Politics; Law; Economics; Sociology; Criminology and Corrections; Journalism, Geography and Philosophy. In 1939, the School was renamed “Panteion Higher Education School of Political Sciences and Civil Servants”, aiming to offer undergraduate and postgraduate education to civil servants. In 1989, the School’s departments increased from two (Social Sciences & Political Sciences) to nine and its name was changed to Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences. The university hosts several research centers and institutes, focusing on areas such as human rights, social policy, gender studies, and international relations. These centers contribute significantly to the academic output and reputation of the university.