Cyprus Universities

Cyprus is considered to be a safe country for students and the general public compared to most of the other European countries. Criminality rates in Cyprus are reasonably low and it is considered to be a friendly country for everyone. Locals are friendly and harmless, always with a positive and happy attitude.

Education in Cyprus is affordable, even though tuition fees may vary from program to program. Cyprus Universities often offer scholarships as well as funding opportunities to help students. It is important to know that rent depends on the location/city of your accommodation. You can always choose to share rent with someone; thus, the cost of living will be even lower. Transportation and utilities are relatively low, as well as internet subscriptions.

It depends on the program, however, most of the courses are taught in either Greek or English. Note that some courses may be conducted in other languages. For example, if you decide to study French Literacy, it is highly likely that the teaching language is going to be French.

It depends on the structure of the program. On average, it takes about 4 years for undergraduate degrees and 18-24 months for master’s degrees. Many programs offer flexibility and students often have the opportunity to decide if they want to study on-campus or through distance learning. There is also a choice between studying as a full-time of part-time student.

Cyprus is a member of the European Union, but it is not part of the Schengen Agreement, which is meant to give freedom of movement to all countries that are members of it.

Cyprus is not a member of the Schengen Agreement; therefore, a Cyprus Visa does not allow you to travel within the Schengen countries.

There are multiple ways to obtain a Permanent Residency Permit in Cyprus. The faster way is to purchase a property in Cyprus, otherwise you must be legally residing in Cyprus for a consecutive period of more than 5 years. After that, you will be able to apply for the Cyprus Permanent Residency Permit.