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Cyprus Presidency expands scholarship scheme to 110 places

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The Cyprus Presidency has increased its scholarship offerings to 110 places for postgraduate studies.
European University Cyprus and CIM Cyprus Business School added 17 new scholarships to the initiative.
These scholarships support Cypriot and European students, contributing to education and skills development.
Neapolis University Pafos leads with 40 partial scholarships, while other universities contribute as well.
The initiative aims to ease the financial burden on students and enhance Cyprus' status in higher education.

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The Cyprus Presidency has announced an expansion of its scholarship program, increasing the total number of available scholarships for postgraduate studies to 110. This initiative, linked to Cyprus’ Council Presidency of the European Union in 2026, aims to support students pursuing advanced degrees in the country. The expansion of the scholarship program includes the recent contributions of European University Cyprus and CIM Cyprus Business School, which have added 17 new scholarships to the existing offerings.

These scholarships are designed to encourage both local and international students to further their education at higher education institutions in Cyprus. The details regarding eligibility and application processes have been made available, allowing interested candidates to apply for the newly available positions under this expanded initiative. The scholarship scheme reflects Cyprus' commitment to enhancing educational opportunities during its presidency in the EU Council.

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