Themis Glyka is a professional based in Athens with a specialized background in arts and heritage management. She holds an MA in Arts and Culture from Maastricht University , focusing on Arts and Heritage: Policy, Management, and Education, with fieldwork research at the Centre Céramique and a thesis on the persuasive communication mechanisms of eco-documentaries. This is complemented by a BA in Sociology (Panteion University, Honors) and volunteer work supporting accessibility in cultural institutions, where she created alt-text descriptions for images and diagrams in academic and cultural texts. Fluent in English (C2) and native in Greek, Themis brings a cross-cultural, research-driven perspective shaped by her studies and experience across Europe.