Following up on its announcement regarding targeted measures in support of students from war plagued Ukraine, the Cyprus University of Technology is now accepting applications from:

(1) Undergraduate students interested in a transfer from Universities in Ukraine to the Cyprus University of Technology

(2) Ukrainian high school graduates that have arrived in Cyprus as refugees from Ukraine and wish to study at the Cyprus University of Technology

Important Notes:

• All applications must be submitted through the University’s portal by following the steps explained in the guide that can be found HERE. Applicants will have to select either “External Transfers-Ukraine” -for applicants belonging to category (1) mentioned above- or “Scholarships-Ukraine” -for applicants belonging to category (2)-   from the “Type of Application” drop down menu explained in STEP 4 of the guide mentioned above.

• Applicants will have to attach all and any relative documents they have in their possession (i.e. copy of identification document, high school leaving certificate, transcript of studies, language proficiency certificates etc). If possible, these documents should be submitted in English.

• All applications will be evaluated by the Academic Departments and an answer will be sent to the applicants by the University’s Studies Office. Before applying, interested individuals are urged to study the programs offered by the University by reading all relevant information found at https://www.cut.ac.cy/studies/

• Applications must be submitted by the 30th of June 2022.

• All undergraduate courses at the Cyprus University of Technology are taught in person and in Greek. Therefore, all applicants for both categories mentioned above must know that if accepted, they will have to physically attend Greek language lessons (offered by the University’s Language Center) for one academic year before continuing/starting their studies (which will also require their physical presence at the University). If an applicant has proof of adequate knowledge of the Greek language, then he or she will be allowed to continue/start his or her studies without having to attend the Greek language courses.