Presentations Information

Dr Suzie Savidou, Head Psychology Department,

Dr Zoi Tatsioka, Head Humanities Department

Workshop title: Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Education
Description: This workshop aims to increase awareness and understanding of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion issues among staff and students in Higher Education. It will cover issues such as intercultural competence, allyship, inclusive language, unconscious bias, microaggressions, and intersectionality, among others. The objective of the workshop is to encourage participants to identify barriers to equity and inclusion in the higher education environment, and foster the development of strategies for creating a more inclusive and welcoming community.

Bindi Pireva

Level of study: Undergraduate
Title: E-commerce bookstore website
Description: The presentation will be about an E-commerce bookstore, which I created for a last semester project in Web Programming. I will present how the website works, will show the features it has and also explain a little about the implementation.

Giorgos-Eirinaios Gatsios

Level of study: Undergraduate
Title: Mobile app for tracking and monitoring stray dogs
Description: The presentation is about my final year project in computer science, and it will include a description of the functionality and project aim, alongside potential uses.

Tron Baraku, Marino Osmanllari, Chase Taylor, Yusuf Demirhan

Level of study: Undergraduate
Title: Municipality of Thessaloniki Trees
Description: The presentation is about the Industrial Project, in which we had to develop and improve an application for the Municipality of Thessaloniki. The application aims to help the Municipality in watering and maintaining trees by allowing citizens to adopt trees. Users can navigate through the map of the city and select trees they would like to adopt. Once adopted, the trees can be marked as watered to help the Municipality keep track of the watering status of the trees. Our presentation will focus on presenting the work that we did to improve the application and the challenges we faced.

Level of study: Undergraduate
Title: EEG-based Authentication System
Description: The presentation is about my final year individual project. I am developing an authentication system which is based on the electrical brain activity that can be recorded through EEG. The aim is to create a secure and reliable authentication system using commercial EEG sensors that will allow users to register and log in through their brain activity. In the presentation I will showcase my work and explain the benefits of EEG-based authentication.

Gent Osmani, Edon Ramadani, Noent Berisha

Level of study: Undergraduate
Title: Deploy & Destroy
Description: This presentation is about a game we made as a group in regards to an Object Oriented Programming assignment that we had at the end of last year. This game is made using java with GUI.

Business Administration & Economics Department

Mira Hristova, Anh Nguyen

Level of study: Undergraduate
Title: A business towards sustainability and consistency
Description: An idea of how circular economy can be employed in super markets in order to minimise food waste and give back to the environment by creating fertilizer.

Alesjana Nure, Doxiana Tanka,
Nandia Dokolli

Anastasia Duduloska

Level of study: Undergraduate
Title: 100% Approved By Minions
Description: The presentation shows a repackaging project form year 1 marketing. It illustrates the theory and principles of marketing and what makes an effective packaging. It illustrates how segmention, branding, TARGETING AND POSITIONING IS used in practice.

Panagiota Gkesiou,
Charalampos Kotanidis, Boris Saenko

Level of study: Undergraduate
Title: Papadopoulou cookies repackaging project
Description: A repackaging of the Papadopoulou cookies through a coursework for Marketing.

Eva Mitalkovska, Simona Krasteva, Aleksandra Zaeva, Margarita Kishisheva

Level of study: Undergraduate
Title: Repackaging of Choco Stobi Flips
Description: Our presentation is about a new product line, a healthier version of the existing Choco Stobi Flips. The main focus is on the repackaging of the product together with the marketing mix analysis.

Stoyan Goranov, Yavor Iliev, Joel Garcia

Level of study: Undergraduate
Title: IMC plan for WINBET LTD.
Description: The presentation will show the IMC plan for a football tournament, organized by the Bulgarian betting company "WINBET LTD." A media plan and social media content will be presented and explained through the content marketing perspective.

Melina Zografou

Level of study: Undergraduate
Title: A green pasta company
Description: The presentation is about a pasta company in Kavala, Greece dedicated to offer green products to the plates of citizens. Its purpose is to convince potential investors that the idea is not only profitable but also sustainable. To do so, it performs a life cycle analysis, identifies waste and suggests several practical examples on how to profitable but at the same the same time environmentally and socially responsible.

Humanities Department

Level of study: Postgraduate
Title: A co-creation project on Education for Sustainable Development
Description: The project focuses on Education for Sustainable Development. We are the Student Leaders for a group of 20 students studying on the MAE. This co-created project links students and staff in their aim of deepening knowledge and developing skills.
The project focuses on UN SD Goal 4, Quality Education. We are collaborating to produce a range of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) materials for teachers.

Sofia Mantzaniadou

Level of study: Postgraduate
Title: Politeness in Service Encounters in Greece: Customers’ Perceptions
Description: The presentation will provide an insight into the politeness strategies preferred by Modern Greek speakers in commercial and non-commercial service encounters (SEs), taking into consideration their gender and age. Commercial SEs include services requiring immediate monetary exchange such as supermarket, kiosk or coffee shop, and non-commercial service encounters constitute services not requiring payment (or at least the payment is not immediate) like information desk, animal shelter or booking an appointment. Participants' data were drawn through a Written Discourse Completion Task questionnaire, which included 20 imaginary SEs scenarios, where participants wrote how they would ask for an item from the worker.

Level of study: Postgraduate
Title: Portrayal of Female Characters in Modern Media
Description: The presentation is about the most common tropes that are undertaken when portraying female characters in modern media, mainly film, and the way this portrayal is impacted by the current culture around feminism, as well as how this portrayal is reflected in society. There will be a brief historical overview of the portrayal of women, such as the historically famous femme fatale, and how these tropes have developed throughout the years to see where we stand now in the portrayal of women.

Level of study: Postgraduate
Title: How the perception of stigma connects with camouflaging autism behaviours and impacts well-being.
Description: I will present my thesis which explored camouflaging autism behaviours, perception of mental health stigma and well-being of individuals with high levels of autistic traits.