Programmes
Six ways in.
Professional programmes, not degrees. Each runs between ten and eighteen months, is taught on campus in Thessaloniki, and ends with work you can show.
Applied Software Engineering
A production-first programme for people who want to build and maintain real software, not pass exams about it.
Data & Analytics
For analysts who are tired of dashboards nobody reads: from messy source data to a decision someone actually makes.
Operations & Retail Management
For people already running a shop, a bar or a small chain — and learning the numbers by being hit with them.
Interaction & Product Design
Design for interfaces that have to work on a bad phone, on a slow connection, for someone in a hurry.
Energy Systems & Building Performance
The engineering of making buildings use less: measurement, retrofit, and the economics that decide what actually gets installed.
Digital Media Production
Making video, audio and editorial that gets published on a schedule — the craft and the pipeline.
What a programme here involves
- Studio time, not lectures. Most sessions are working sessions with a tutor at the table.
- Assessment by deliverable. You pass by producing something that works, defended in person.
- Small cohorts. Between twelve and twenty-two students per programme.
- Honest about status. Northgate does not award degrees; your certificate states the programme and the assessment completed.