Study In Turkish Cyprus

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    European University of Lefke

Introduction

The European University of Lefke, founded by the Cyprus Science Foundation, officially started its academic activities in 1990 as a State Foundation University. The University and all its respective departments are accredited with the Turkish Republic’s Higher Education Council (Board) since its first day of establishment.

— Mission & Vision:
“Our university aims to offer up-to-date, long-lasting quality education at international standards. It produces research and contributes to the needs of the society. The university provides a multicultural environment having international knowledge and meets the needs of all stakeholders. The aim is to be an autonomous university which is open to change and development, producing science and technology and serving as a model with its multicultural diversity.

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Why study in Turkish Cyprus

  • Quality education at international standards in English.
  • Internationally recognized undergraduate and graduate programs.
  • Education in line with the Amereican Credit System.
  • Qualified faculty members at international standards.
  • On-campus education with a wide range of facilities.
  • Affordable tuition fees and moderate living expenses.
  • Excellent facilities for social, cultural and sports activities.
  • Medical insurance, provided by the government of North Cyprus.
  • Transport, shops and entertainment are close at hand.
  • Accomodation on campus and arround the city.

In North Cyprus currently we have over 56,000 students studying at 8 Universities of which 6 are local and 2 are branches of Middle East Technical University in Ankara and Istanbul Technical University in Istanbul. 21% of our students are overseas students from more than 70 different countries, 58% are from Turkey and 21% are local Turkish Cypriot students. Overseas student number, which was about 2,500 in 2009-2010 academic year, increased by more than 4 times to reach 11,250 in the current academic year.

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Students could find part time jobs while studying such as in cafes, restaurants, shops, or even in their universities. After they graduate, they could find full-time jobs in Hotels, Banks, international companies if they have a good knowledge of Turkish and English.

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