Through its Education pillar, Artemis is committed to promoting academic excellence and providing students with access to top-ranking higher education institutions. Access to higher education is a key priority, striving to increase the quality and availability of learning opportunities. Artemis aims to equip individuals with the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values necessary to engage effectively with the world, becoming active citizens and leaders in their communities.
Artemis implements a scholarship programme for Greek students wishing to pursue Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College, London. The programme provides up to two scholarships per year covering up to full tuition fees for the duration of their studies. Candidates are selected based on academic excellence and a range of socioeconomic criteria including but not limited to location, income and family status. The scholarship programme, including selection of candidates, is implemented by Artemis.
Acknowledging the significant financial barriers that may prevent students from pursuing higher education in the UK, Artemis offers a bursary programme to cover the costs of exams and application fees required for applications to top UK universities. By alleviating these financial burdens, the programme enables students to pursue their academic aspirations without the constraint of high application costs.
A presentation of Artemis’ educational programmes can be downloaded here .
Artemis collaborates with selected partners to ensure that vulnerable populations affected by poverty have access to essential goods and services. Actively working to identify ways to improve their living conditions, Artemis is committed to safeguarding the wellbeing of these communities by ensuring access to basic necessities, including food, shelter, and medical care.
Through strategic partnerships, Artemis develops programmes aimed at providing relief and addressing food insecurity across Greece in a sustainable and effective manner. These initiatives go beyond basic food provision by tackling two critical challenges: first, ensuring access to high-quality nutrition to minimise food insecurity and improve overall health, and second, addressing the growing concern of food waste, which has significant implications for both food security and the environment in Greece.
Artemis supports food aid programmes in Athens, providing vulnerable individuals and families with regular access to nutritious meals. Through Artemis’ support of the Agia Zoni Church in Kypseli and the Agios Loukas Church in Patisia – two of Athens’ most diverse and densely populated areas – approximately 200 individuals, including many children, families and elderly people, benefit daily from these initiatives.
As a result of Artemis’ involvement, these food aid programmes have introduced healthier, nutrient-rich meal options, contributing to the overall health and wellbeing of their communities. Additionally, by ensuring a stable monthly supply of food items, Artemis has enabled these programmes to expand their focus to address other critical needs such as medical care, shelter, and social services.
Degree: Mechanical Engineering, Undergraduate (MEng), Imperial College, London
Value of scholarship: up to 100% of the Overseas Tuition Fees for duration of study (4 years)
Positions available: Up to two per academic year intake
Eligibility: The Scholarship Programme is open to students, 17-21 years old, who meet the
entry requirements
set by Imperial College for the course for the year of admission.
Fluency in Greek and English required.
Each eligible application will be evaluated against selection criteria defined each year by Artemis. Priority will be given to candidates who demonstrate academic excellence and/or socioeconomic criteria. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted and may be invited to an interview either in person or via videoconference as part of the evaluation process.
The eligibility screening, quality assessment, ranking of the applications and selection of candidates will be carried out by the Evaluation Committee appointed by Artemis. The Organisation reserves the right to request, within a deadline they will set, any additional clarifying document deemed necessary.
Candidates have sole responsibility for following the College’s regular application process, requirements and deadlines to secure their acceptance to Imperial College’s Mechanical Engineering course (independently of their application for the Artemis Scholarship Programme). Scholarship offers made to selected candidates by Artemis will be conditional to the successful admission on to the course by Imperial College.
Successful candidates requiring additional resources to cover living expenses during their studies may, in some circumstances, be eligible for additional support as part of the scholarship programme.
Artemis reserves the right to alter the number of scholarships offered each year, including the right to not proceed with any scholarships until a suitable candidate is identified.
Students wishing to be considered for the Scholarship Programme must fill in the online application form (in English) using the “Application” button below.
Information required as part of the online application form:
Additional clarifying documents may be requested as part of the evaluation process.
For any questions regarding the Scholarship Programme please contact: scholarships@artemis.ngo
Deadline: Applications for the 2025-26 academic year
are now closed. Applications for the following academic year will be announced shortly.
For any further inquiries you may visit our FAQs .
Application
Scope: to support applications by students from Greece applying to undergraduate studies in the UK
Expenses covered: costs related to the applications such as supplementary exams required as part of
a particular course’s entry requirements
Eligibility: The Programme is open to students, 15-21 years old, studying at school in Greece,
preparing to apply for undergraduate studies in the UK. Fluency in Greek and English required.
Each eligible application will be evaluated against selection criteria defined by Artemis. Priority will be given to
candidates who demonstrate academic excellence, are studying in a public school, are based in a remote area of Greece and/or
comply with other relevant socioeconomic criteria. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted and may be invited to an interview
either in person or via videoconference as part of the evaluation process.
The eligibility screening, quality assessment, ranking of the applications and selection of candidates will be carried
out by the Evaluation Committee appointed by Artemis. The Organisation reserves the right to request, within a deadline they
will set, any additional clarifying document deemed necessary.
Candidates maintain sole responsibility for securing their acceptance on the undergraduate course for which they are applying.
Applications for the Access to Higher Education Programme are accepted on an ongoing basis. Students wishing to be considered for the programme must fill in the online application form (in English) using the “Application” button below.
Information required as part of the online application form:
Additional clarifying documents may be requested as part of the evaluation process.
Candidates maintain sole responsibility for securing their acceptance on the undergraduate course for which they are applying according to each University’s application process and deadlines.
For any questions regarding the Access to Higher Education programme please contact: scholarships@artemis.ngo
Environmental sustainability is at the heart of Artemis’ mission, underscoring our commitment to preserving Greece’s natural heritage. To support this goal, Artemis is actively engaged in discussions and collaborations to identify key areas for intervention that will deliver significant environmental benefits, with a particular emphasis on marine conservation.
Artemis is currently investigating a range of programmes aimed at advancing environmental sustainability and protecting Greece’s unique natural resources. These initiatives will be designed to address pressing environmental challenges and create long-term positive impact.