University of Nicosia - Global Semesters: Nicosia - Semester in Cyprus
- Hosted at: University of Nicosia
- Location(s): Nicosia, Cyprus
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad, Internship
University of Nicosia - Global Semesters
University of Nicosia - Global Semesters: Nicosia - Semester in Cyprus
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A Global Semester in Business, International Relations, Engineering, Computer Science and more. IN ENGLISH, IN EUROPE, ON A VERY SAFE ISLAND.Study Abroad at a highly ranked university in Cyprus the meeting point of Europe, Asia and Africa. Ancie... read more
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It was a humbling experience being a fish out of water and not speaking the main language. It showed me to appreciate and try to learn more about cultures and traditions that are new to me. i left less ignorant that when I arrived. It was absolutely worth while Lauren Pringle - The Citadel View Entire Review
It was worthwhile. A student - The Citadel View Entire Review
People throughout the world do not change that much, we are all relatively the same. It was very worthwhile. A student - The Citadel View Entire Review
The thing that I learned the most about were all of the different cultured around the world. It was great learning the differences of everyday lives of every person on the Earth. Steven Jumper - Susquehanna University View Entire Review
I learned a lot about myself and how I interact with other people. Sometime you didn't get what you want in every situation. Yes, it was definitely worth it! Meghan Kesselring - Illinois State University View Entire Review
Encounters with people from more countries A student - University of New Mexico View Entire Review
I learned a lot about myself and how to live independently A student - George Mason University View Entire Review
I learned a lot about other cultures regardless of if I liked them or not. I learned about the Greek Cypriot culture, but not only that, I learned a little about the cultures that I visited. That includes Switzerland, Germany, England, France, Romania, Belgium and Italy. Travis Eiswerth - Susquehanna University View Entire Review
I learned a lot about other culutures. yes. A student - The Citadel View Entire Review
I learned that we are a small part of a big world and I will never be able to experience this again. A student - Susquehanna University View Entire Review
I've been many places but I have never experienced Greek or Eastern European cultures. Everything from infrastructure to history to cuisine is new and exciting. Shona Sulzbach - The Citadel View Entire Review
I learned more about cultures and the differences of how people act compared to Americans. It was worthwhile. Justina Shores - University of Kentucky View Entire Review
I gained exposure to Greek and Cypriot culture and experience traveling internationally. A student - Clemson University View Entire Review
Learned how to make friends of different cultures despite differences A student - University of New Mexico View Entire Review
The world is huge. I got a small taste but I want to see more. John Randall Hall - The Citadel View Entire Review
This trip was really worth while and would love to do it again Jay Johnson - The Citadel View Entire Review
I learned there are many beautiful places in the world. A student - Illinois State University View Entire Review
Living abroad I had the opportunity to experience a completely different culture and to interact with people who lived lives very different to mine. It allowed me the opportunity to expand my worldview and learn more about different cultures and my place in the world. It inspired me to travel more and it taught me the importance... A student - Stevens Institute of Technology View Entire Review
I learned how people viewed America from the outside, and I was able to observe different lifestyle and culture. And I learned a lot about the history of Cyprus. It was worthwhile and I would encourage everyone who was considering of studying abroad to do it. Conrad Young - The Citadel View Entire Review
How to travel it made me realize the world is accessible you just need to plan, save money and go do. I think for me it's extremely important to go experience the world now and it's been part of the reason for an updated bucket list A student - The Citadel View Entire Review
I got to see a lot of new amazing landscapes while meeting new people, experiencing new cultures, and trying great food. Thomas Hanshaw - The Citadel View Entire Review
The trip was definitely worthwhile. I met a lot of different people from different cultures. A student - The Citadel View Entire Review
Definitely worth while !! I learned a lot about myself & different things about life outside the USA Nicole C Velez - George Mason University View Entire Review
A larger sense of accomplishment and a confidence boost. Ben Levin - Guilford College View Entire Review
studying abroad is not what they make it seem like Taylor Bruner - North Carolina A&T State University View Entire Review
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A Global Semester in Business, International Relations, Engineering, Computer Science and more. IN ENGLISH, IN EUROPE, ON A VERY SAFE ISLAND.
Study Abroad at a highly ranked university in Cyprus the meeting point of Europe, Asia and Africa. Ancient Greeks, Egyptians and Romans along with Crusaders, Byzantines, Franks and Ottomans have all left a powerful legacy for this now very modern nation. Endowed with golden beaches, virgin green forests and other natural wonders, the environment is one of the healthiest in the world, crime is almost non-existent.
The Semester in Cyprus study abroad program is based at the University of Nicosia, the leading university in Cyprus. Students select up to five courses from hundreds available in over 70 different programs of study that the University of Nicosia offers. Located in the capital of Cyprus, the University of Nicosia is a global education hub with 20% of its 5,000 students coming from abroad, representing over 60 different countries with a wide range of courses in English.
The University of Nicosia offers accredited bachelor's coursework in the School of Business, School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Law, and School of Sciences and Engineering. We have educated tens of thousands of college students, hailing from every corner of the world, over the past thirty years in Cyprus. You will be in experienced and immensely knowledgeable local hands with us here.
In addition to the academic coursework, students participate in a series of educational trips and cultural excursions within Cyprus. The excursions and cultural events ensure that students visit major cities in Cyprus, develop a relationship with the local culture and enhance their intercultural competencies. This study abroad program is appropriate for a wide range of students.
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadInternship
Program Length(s):
- Fall
- Spring
Instruction Language(s):
- English
Language Requirement(s):
- English
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Film, Video, Photographic Arts
- Computational Science
- Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications
- Computer Systems Analysis
- Computer Programming
- Computer and Information Sciences
- History
- Dietetics, Clinical Nutrition
- Art History, Criticism and Conservation
- Nutrition Sciences
- Historic Preservation
- Ecology, Evolution Biology
- Foods and Nutrition
- Architecture History, Architectural Criticism
- Urban and Regional Planning
- Communication and Media Studies
- Psychology
- Music
- International Relations
- Hospitality Administration
- Health Professions
- Electrical Engineering
- Business
- Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology
Minimum GPA:
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University of Nicosia - Global Semesters Scholarships
This award is for semester students with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or above. Students must mail their official transcript to Global Learning Semesters for verification. This award can only be combined with our Early Deposit Discount.
1500.00
Global Learning Semesters awards the Takis Chrysanthou Honored Scholar Award to one student each semester. The student must be attending a semester-long program that is home-based in Cyprus. The award winner is selected based on academic merit, expected contribution to the group experience, and financial need. This award is a $2,500 discount that is credited against program fees.
2500.00
