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  • Study in Cyprus

    One of the largest islands in the Mediterranean, Cyprus offers nearly everything you’d expect and hope for in that region. Good food, great beaches, and some super complicated territory disputes! But, fear not. The people of Cyprus have a global reputation for hospitality, warmth, and sharing food with neighbours.

    You may have glanced over Cyprus in your search for education options. But, when you’re seeking a place to pursue your Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, Cyprus would be an interesting place to start studying. You can find university programmes, and some excellent history, making your university and educational experience wildly enriching.

  • Why Study in Cyprus?

    1. Living and studying here is affordable

    If you're from the EU/EEA, rejoice! You can study a Bachelor's degree at a public university in Cyprus for free. For non-EU/EEA students, it will cost up to 7,000 EUR per year. At Master's level, all international students pay fees ranging from 4,000 to 8,000 EUR per year.

    As you can see, these tuition rates are much more affordable when compared to what you'd have to pay at universities from the UK, US, Canada, Australia, or China.

    2. Cyprus is a cultural melting pot

    Internationals from over 50 countries choose to live, study, and even settle here. This makes Cyprus a multicultural and multilingual environment, where it's easy to feel welcome, integrate, and find a home away from home.

    3. English is widely spoken

    Almost 3/4 of the population speak English, so you shouldn't have any problems. The high number of tourists who visit Cyprus annually contributes even further to the popularity of the English language.

    4. Amazing weather and attractions

    Cyprus has an amazing climate, where people can enjoy around 340 days of sunshine throughout the entire year. If you love sun or generally prefer warmer places, Cyprus is the place to go.

    While enjoying the weather, you should also visit some of the popular tourist attractions, such as: the ancient Kourion, the St. Hilarion Castle, the Karpas Peninsula, the House of Dionysus, the Nissi Beach, the Tombs of the Kings, the legendary rock 'Petra tou Romiou', Cape Greco, etc.

  • What to study in Cyprus

    Lots of degree programmes throughout Cyprus offer students a combination of practical and theoretical training, allowing students to combine their general education with the subjects they want to specialise in. Universities offer degrees taught in English and faculty eager to welcome international students from all over the world.

    Take a look at some subjects to explore in Cyprus:

  • Major cities in Cyprus

    Well, since Cyprus is such a tiny place (geographically speaking), there aren’t so many spots to put a big major city. Luckily, you at least have Nicosia, the biggest city, cultural centre, and capital of Cyprus. This is also where you’ll find the right universities for you, full of international students and with a great student life.

  • Which universities to attend in Cyprus

    Cyprus is starting gain quite the reputation for its universities. They’re welcoming international students, delivering high-quality English-taught programmes in several subjects. Furthermore, many of these universities collaborate with American, U.K., and Northern European universities, creating a nurturing environment for students, full of ideas and great for young thinkers.

    Here is a short list of universities for you to consider in Cyprus:

    Practical Information

    Each university in Cyprus has its own system on their website that allows future students to apply for and enrol in their degree programmes. So, once you select the university of your choice, you can go through their application and submit your materials there.

    Here are some of the basic requirements you’ll need for every application:

    • A scan of your diploma (high school or Bachelor’s degree)
    • A transcript/record of your previous courses
    • A scan of your passport and/or birth certificate
    • Your CV
    • Testing scores
    • Evidence of scholarship or funding
    • Letters of recommendation (between 2-3)
    • Portfolio and/or writing samples

Living in Cyprus

  • Let's take a closer look at tuition and living expenses in Cyprus:

    Tuition fees

    Compared to other European countries, Cyprus has relatively low tuition. The amount depends on the level of study (undergraduate, postgraduate), the type of university (public, private), and the academic discipline.

    Average tuition costs at public universities:

    • Bachelor’s degrees: free for EU/EEA students (fees are covered by the Republic of Cyprus)
    • Bachelor's degrees: up to 7,000 EUR per programme (includes all years of study) for non-EU/EEA students

    • Master’s degrees: 4,000–6,000 EUR per programme for all students. Some disciplines like Engineering or Business might cost over 8,000 EUR per programme.

    At private universities, tuition fees are usually higher.

    Cost of living in Cyprus

    Compared to other places in Europe, Cyprus is quite inexpensive, offering the best value to students who are trying to save money. The overall living costs are around 500–750 EUR/month.

    Here is a breakdown of living costs in Cyprus:

    • Rent (network flats from the university): usually free for students who need financial support, but the number of places is limited
    • Rent (private apartment): 450–800 EUR/month
    • Utilities: 130–170 EUR/month
    • 3-course meal for 2 at a mid-range restaurant: 46 EUR
    • Monthly transportation ticket (metro, train, bus): 40 EUR
    • Milk: 1.38 EUR
    • Loaf of fresh white bread: 1.58 EUR
    • Rice: 1.65 EUR
    • Cappuccino: 3 EUR
    • Beer: 3 EUR

About Cyprus

  • Cyprus is a Eurasian island nation in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea, south of the Anatolian peninsula (Asia Minor) or modern-day Turkey. It is the third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. The Republic of Cyprus is divided into six districts: Nicosia (the capital, Greek: Lefkosia, Anglicised: Nicosia), Ammochostos (Famagusta), Keryneia (Kyrenia), Larnaka (Larnaca), Lemesos (Limassol), and Pafos (Paphos).

    Interesting facts about Cyprus
    • The people of Cyprus are notorious food fanatics. The average citizen there dines at his/her favorite restaurant once per week.
    • Cyprus has the world’s oldest wine label. Commandaria is the oldest named wine and dates back over 5000 years
    • It’s nicknamed the Island of Love, having been the birthplace of Aphrodite, the goddess of love.
    • Speaking of Greek mythology, Cyprus us also home to Mount Olympus, the supposed home and playing ground of the gods.

Universities, colleges and schools in Cyprus

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