General Information

The University is a public corporate body. It is governed by the Council and the Senate. The Faculties and Departments are administered by Boards; each Faculty is headed by a Dean and each Department is headed by a Chairperson. The University of Cyprus was established in 1989 and admitted its first students in 1992. Today it has approx. 4,000 students that study in 6 Faculties: - Faculty of Economics and Management, with 2 Departments and 2 Research Centres - Faculty of Engineering, with 3 Departments - Faculty of Humanities, with 3 Departments - Faculty of Letters, with 3 Departments and 1 Research Centre - Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences, with 5 Departments - Faculty of Social Sciences and Science of Education, with 4 Departments All Faculties offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses, both at Masters and PhD level.