Dialectica & UoP Sign Cooperation Agreement

A Strategic Partnership for Education, Innovation, and Connection with the Labor Market

Dialectica, a leading company in the field of information services, and the Department of Business Administration of the University of Piraeus have announced the signing of a memorandum of cooperation for the current academic year.

This agreement marks a dynamic collaboration between the business sector and the academic community, aiming to promote educational initiatives, facilitate knowledge exchange, create internship opportunities, and connect students with the job market.

Dialectica, celebrating a decade of dynamic growth this year, operates in the information services market, empowering better decision-making of top companies and organizations. The company operates five offices across Europe, Asia, and Americas, employs more than 1,400 people, and serves a four-digit number of clients from various industries worldwide.

The Department of Business Administration at the University of Piraeus is among the leading academic institutions in its field in Greece and is internationally recognized for the knowledge and training it provides to students in subjects such as Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, Strategy, Marketing, and Sustainable Development. This collaboration aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical experience, offering students valuable opportunities for professional growth.

“At Dialectica, we invest in knowledge, innovation, and, above all, our people. Our partnership with the University of Piraeus marks an important step in strengthening the connection between academic education and the job market. Through this initiative, we provide students with experiences and practical knowledge, contributing to the development of new leaders who will shape the future of the business world,” noted George Tsarouchas, CEO and Founder of Dialectica.

Professor Dimitris Georgakellos, Chairman of the Department of Business Administration at the University of Piraeus, highlighted the significance of the collaboration with Dialectica as an example of a two-way exchange between academia and business. He emphasized that this partnership offers students valuable experiences and high-level expertise that will accompany them throughout their professional careers while also fostering a culture of innovative learning—essential for addressing the challenges of the new era.