- Fees for Master (M.Sc.) degree: €5,125 per program (for its whole duration)
- For more information about the tuition fees and payment policy of the graduate program, you can visit the webpage of the Graduate School
SCHOLARSHIPS
These are offered by the Sylvia Ioannou Foundation Chair and also from the Digital Humanities GeoInformatics Lab.
More full scholarships are also available from the Sylvia Ioannou Foundation. Please check the most recent announcement of them.
IN ADDITION there are the following opportunities:
“PRAXANDROS” Scholarships Scheme for prospective Master students
Erasmus+ Master Degree Loans: Erasmus+ Master Degree Loans are EU-guaranteed loans with favorable pay-back terms that allow students to finance their Master degree studies in an Erasmus+ Programme country.
The European Investment Fund (EIF) in collaboration with the University of Cyprus has launched a new pilot scheme, allowing eligible students to use the Erasmus+ Master Degree Loans and to undertake their studies without having to worry about tuition fees and other costs. Only after they finished their studies students will have to start reimbursing the money. This agreement supports students’ resident in any of the 32 other Erasmus+ Programme Countries to move to Cyprus and enroll in a Master’s programme at the University of Cyprus.
Cyprus University Funds: The University of Cyprus is granting scholarships for postgraduate Master’s degrees for:
- Cypriot Expatriates and citizens of non-EU countries
- Foreign Nationals
Scholarships are granted based on academic performance and the financial status of the students. The aim is to attract high-level students. Interested students complete the relevant application form once scholarships have been announced. For more information click here.
The A.G. Leventis Foundation Scholarships
Ίδρυμα Κρατικών Υποτροφιών Κύπρου
University of Cyprus Assistantships: Apart from scholarships offered by the State, the University of Cyprus may subsidize a postgraduate student who offers to work as an assistant in covering the needs of his/her department or other departments. Assistantships may involve assisting in teaching, tutorials, help with assignments, lab supervision, grading, etc. They do not apply to the research activity of the student nor to the research activity of the academic and research staff. Monthly earnings can amount to €342 or €683 for a maximum period of ten months.
