Yes, the university provides limited e-learning and blended learning programs, especially at postgraduate levels. Faculties such as Education, Computer Science, and Management Sciences run online modules, virtual labs, and research seminars through its e-learning platform. These combine digital lectures, recorded materials, assignments, and occasional on-site workshops. Students should check specific faculty guidelines, as not all departments offer distance learning. Note that lab- or clinic-based disciplines (like medicine or engineering) typically require on-campus attendance for practical components.

Research is embedded across the university’s faculties and institutes, with centralized funding, grants management, and ethics approvals. The institution hosts several specialized centers—covering marine science, sustainable agriculture, public health, and Hellenistic studies—that provide infrastructure, laboratory facilities, and mentorship. Regular internal grant calls facilitate research seed funding. Faculty and students are encouraged to collaborate internationally, attend conferences, and publish in indexed journals. The university also operates a technology park and innovation office to commercialize inventions and connect research outputs with industry partners.