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University of Piraeus – UPRC

UPRC provides administration and legal support to research and innovation programs and has built the scientific and operational capacity to lead major international, European and national research and innovation projects in the field of education. UPCR has a strong track record in qualitative research in the field of education and systematic literature reviews. Its network includes the Greek Institute of Educational Policies, the Greek Schools of Educational Priorities Zones, the Greek eTwinning network of primary and secondary schools, and the Scientific Association for the Promotion of Educational Innovation.

Main Tasks within LINEup

UPRC leads a systematic literature review aiming at collecting information on longitudinal research designs and education inequalities in Europe. In cooperation with KEPE, its team works on the mapping and analysis of longitudinal data and coordinates the qualitative research in Greece.

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Demetrios Sampson

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Panagiotis Kampylis

Senior Researcher and
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Maria Fragiadaki-Theodoroulea

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Mairi Kandila

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Funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe Framework Programme
(HORIZONCL2-2023-TRANSFORMATIONS-01-06) under grant agreement No 101132455.

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