Cyprus offers expertise in Business Management, Tourism, Medical and IT courses. Due to the increasing interest of international students in studying in Cyprus, the universities have expanded their offerings with new departments and faculties. As a result, finding an English-taught program that matches your interests is not difficult. The universities have also established partnerships and links with renowned UK and US institutions to offer globally recognized degrees and an internationally acclaimed educational infrastructure.

To select a study program in Cyprus, you should consider the following key points:

• Ensure that you have an interest in the subjects included in your chosen study program.
• The program should improve your existing skills.
• Research the career opportunities available with your chosen study program.
• Check that you meet the entry requirements for the program you have selected.
• Consider the medium of instruction for the program.
• Shortlist three study programs of your choice and finalize one that has the potential for career success.

For summer semester admissions: the applications must be submitted till 15^th of April

For fall semester admissions: the applications must be submitted till 31^st of July

For spring semester admissions: the applications must be submitted till 30^th November.

All applications for Bachelor’s degrees in the Cyprus requires the following:

• Completed and signed admission application form

• English Proficiency Test Certificate (if any) or the candidate can sit in University’s English Placement Test (EPT) after arriving in Cyprus.

• Higher secondary school diploma or equivalent

• Photocopy of birth certificate

• Photocopy of valid passport

• One passport size photograph of applicant recently taken

All applications for Post graduate degrees in the Cyprus requires the following:

• Completed and signed admission form

• Copy of Bachelors Degree for Masters and copy of Masters Degree for PhD (must at least be passed with C grade or above)

• Transcript of academic records, diplomas certificates

• Recommendation letters from two of candidate’s professors

• Photocopy of valid passport or identity card

• Letter of intention (written by candidate explaining why he/she has chosen certain study programme and detailing their professional goal)

• English Proficiency Test Certificate (if any) or the candidate can sit in University’s English Placement Test (EPT) after arriving in Cyprus to prove their command in English language necessary for tertiary education in Cyprus.

• Details of work experience (if any)

• Photocopy of Higher secondary school diploma and mark sheet explain the grading system of candidate’s institute.

• Updated CV

• One passport size photograph that must be recently taken

Once you have made the all-important decision of where to study in the US, the next step is getting your visa. There are three main types of visas to choose from, each with their own student visa requirements:

• F-1: This student visa permits you to study at US universities or colleges with funding from friends, family, or yourself. You are also permitted to work part-time on campus for a maximum of 20 hours per week when your academic term is in session.

• J-1: With this student visa, you can participate in study- and work-related exchange programs at US colleges or universities approved by the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Your program must be funded by an educational or nonprofit sponsor. On a J-1 visa, you have the same work restrictions as F-1 students, but cannot work off campus.

• J-1: With this student visa, you can participate in study- and work-related exchange programs at US colleges or universities approved by the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Your program must be funded by an educational or nonprofit sponsor. On a J-1 visa, you have the same work restrictions as F-1 students, but cannot work off campus.

• M-1: If you want to pursue vocational studies, you can apply for a M-1 visa which permits you to study at institutes certified by the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP). Program funding may come from friends, family, or yourself. On a M-1 student visa, you will have the same work restrictions as F-1 and J-1 visas, but can only work on campus for a maximum of six months.

Along with your personal information, you will need to submit photocopied evidence confirming your identity and academic history. These may include:

• Birth certificate 
• Passport, national identification card 
• Reference letters, if required 
• Evidence of English competency
• Copies of degree/diploma certificates 
• Academic transcripts 
• Graduate applicants may also be required to submit a research proposal

Most or all of the document copies will have to be certified by a professional authority, which will confirm their authenticity. If a document/statement is not in English, an official notarised translation may be required.

1.Completed Graduate Admission Application

2. Application Fee

3. Official copies of all transcripts, certificates, diplomas, and degrees must be translated and evaluated by an approved agency and forwarded to Graduate Admissions.

4. Proof of English proficiency:  Official TOEFL iBT score