Frequently Asked Questions

• Undergraduate programs: You need to have successfully completed your secondary education (high school or equivalent) and have a good level of English.
• Graduate programs: A recognized bachelor’s degree in a relevant field is required. Some programs may also request work experience or interview

Each program at EUC has its own admission criteria, based on accreditation standards. However, here are the general minimum requirements you’ll need to meet:
• A minimum grade average on your High School Leaving Certificate (varies by program)
• Proof of English language proficiency
• Completion of prerequisite courses (for some specialized programs like Medicine, Dentistry, and Veterinary Medicine)

You can check full details and steps here: How to Apply
For questions about specific grade requirements, feel free to email us at [email protected] or call +357 22713000.

The application process is simple:

1. Complete the online application form.
2. Upload the required documents.
3. Our Admissions Office will contact you with the next steps.

Yes! You can apply using unofficial transcripts for the initial application review. If everything looks good, you’ll receive a conditional offer. Just keep in mind that we’ll need your official transcripts later on to complete the admissions process.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] or call us at +357 22713000.

Once your application is submitted, an Admissions Advisor will get in touch with you by email or phone. They’ll be your go-to contact and will support you every step of the way.
Need help now? Contact the Office of Admissions at [email protected] or call +357 22713000.

There are no general entrance exams. If you don’t have proof of English proficiency (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL), we may ask you to take our English Placement Test after you arrive in Cyprus. Different academic requirements apply for certain programs. Please refer to our website to learn more.

Yes, proof of English proficiency is required, especially if you’re applying to the following programs:
• Medicine
• Dentistry
• Veterinary Medicine

For other English-taught programs, if you don’t already have a recognized English certificate, you’ll be asked to take our EUC English Placement Test.
English proficiency is also a requirement for non-EU international students due to visa regulations.
Still unsure? Our Admissions Team is happy to help at [email protected] or +357 22713000.

We accept a wide range of English proficiency exams, including:

• IELTS
• TOEFL iBT
• PEARSON PTE Academic
• SAT (Evidence-Based Reading and Writing)
• Michigan Language Assessment
• Password Skills Plus Test
• Anglia Examinations
• Cambridge Exams (GCSE, IGCSE, A/AS Levels)
• IB English A or B (SL/HL)

For most programs, a minimum B2 level (according to the CEFR scale) is required, while some undergraduate programs may accept B1.
Got questions? Email [email protected] or call +357 22713000.

• Completed application form
• Copy of passport or ID
• High School Leaving Certificate and grade marksheet in English
• English language certificate (if available)
• Bachelor’s degree and Academic transcripts (for graduate applicants only)
• CV (for graduate applicants only)
• Recommendation letter (for graduate applicants only)

• For Fall intake (October start): Apply by early September.
• For Spring intake (February start): Apply by mid-January.
  We recommend applying early to secure your place.
• For Non-EU applicants different dates might apply due to visa requirements

Yes, you can. If you decide to withdraw your application, we recommend reviewing our policies on refunds and cancellations first.
You can find all the details here: Withdrawal & Refund Policy
Need help? Contact [email protected] or call +357 22713000.

Yes, there is a non-refundable application fee of €80. For the programs of Medicine, Dentistry, Vet, and the MSc in Orthodontics and Clinical Psychology the application fee is €200

We offer a range of secure payment options.
For students at our Nicosia campus, visit: Tuition Payment – Nicosia
For the Frankfurt campus (School of Medicine), go here: Tuition Payment – Frankfurt

Yes, we do offer credit transfers if you’ve studied at another accredited institution. Each case is reviewed individually, depending on the content and level of your previous courses.
Just send us your transcript to start the process.
Learn more about how to apply here: How to Apply
Questions? Contact us at [email protected] or +357 22713000.

You can find all important dates—semester start/end dates, exam weeks, holiday breaks, and more—on our Academic Calendar page.
Check it out here: Academic Calendar

We’re here to help you during the following times:
Call Center: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
In-Person Appointments: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
To get in touch or book a visit, call +357 22713000 or go to: Book a Visit

Absolutely! We’d love to show you around. You’ll get a feel for campus life, explore our facilities, meet our staff, and ask any questions you may have.
To schedule your visit, either:
• Call us at +357 22713000
• Or book online here: Book a Campus Tour

The language of instruction for most programs is English. Some undergraduate and graduate programs may also be offered in Greek.

Yes! EUC offers fully online programs at undergraduate and graduate levels through the Distance Learning Unit. These are ideal if you’re looking for flexibility.

Tuition fees vary by program. Here’s a general idea:

• Undergraduate programs: from €8,940 per year
• Graduate (Master’s): from €4,320 to €13,500 total
• Medical/Dental programs: start at €22,000–€24,000 per year
  For detailed fees, please contact Admissions or check our website.

Yes! We offer:

• Academic scholarships based on high school grades (Cypriot Students Only)
• Athletic scholarships
• Financial need-based assistance
• Scholarships for high-performing international students

To learn more about the scholarships visit our website page Scholarships and Financial Aid

• On average, monthly rental expenses range from €600-€1000 depending on type of accommodation
• Monthly living costs are around €600–€900, including, food, transportation, and leisure.

Students can stay in:

• Our modern university residences 5 minutes walking distance from campus
• Private apartments around the campus. The university housing unit can assist you with housing listings

• Accommodation is widely available; however, the peak period for viewing and securing housing is typically from June to September.
• We strongly recommend that accepted students apply for housing as early as possible to increase their chances of securing their preferred option. Housing applications can be submitted directly through the EUC website.

All non-EU students need to obtain a visa to study in Cyprus. Once accepted, the university will guide you step-by-step. You’ll need:

• A valid passport
• Acceptance letter from EUC
• Proof of funds/bank statement
• Medical/Health Certificates
• Clear Criminal Record
• Payment of Tuition Fees
  We provide full support throughout the visa process.

• All attested documents must be sent to the university.
• The university submits the application to:
  • The Ministry of Education for approval of academic qualifications.
  • The Migration Department for the issuance of the entry permit.
• The processing time for the entry permit is typically 3–4 weeks.
• Once issued, a copy of the entry permit is emailed to the student.

To ensure sufficient time for visa processing, you need to submit all required documents by the deadlines below:

• Fall Intake (October start): August 31
• Spring Intake (February start): January 15
• PhD Applicants: December 15

We strongly encourage early application submission to avoid delays and ensure your visa is processed on time.

• The residence permit allows the holder to legally reside in Cyprus for the duration of their studies at a recognized tertiary institution.
• The permit holder may work after 6 months from their first entry into Cyprus, under the following conditions:
  • Up to 20 hours per week during the academic semester.
  • Up to 38 hours per week during official university holidays.
  • Employment must be within approved sectors of the economy, as specified by the Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance.
  • A formal employment contract must be secured with a specific employer and stamped by the Department of Labour.
  • Employment in private households is also permitted, provided each job is recorded in the official booklet issued to the student.
• Violation of any employment-related conditions may result in:
  • Administrative fines
  • Criminal prosecution
  • Deportation
• 🔗 For the official list of permitted employment sectors, please visit:
  Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance – Permitted Employment Sectors

EUC graduates enjoy high employability rates and often work in international companies, hospitals, academic institutions, and the public sector. Many also pursue further studies worldwide.

Yes! EUC’s Career Center helps students with:

• Finding internships and job placements
• CV and interview preparation
• Connecting with employers
  We also collaborate with industry leaders like Microsoft, Deloitte, and PwC.

Yes — EUC offers a structured Orientation Program that includes:

• Held two weeks before the start of each semester
• Campus tours to familiarize students with facilities
• Academic briefings on procedures and regulations
• Workshops on managing stress and academic workload
• Guidance on course selection from faculty and staff
• Information on Student Services and support resources
• Sightseeing tour of Nicosia to explore the local area