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Cyprus plans to offer degrees in English for regional education hub development · Cyprus Report

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Cyprus plans to offer degrees in English for regional education hub development

1 sourceFirst reported 9 days agoUpdated 9 days ago

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Cyprus is pursuing a strategy to establish itself as a regional education hub by allowing its universities to offer degrees in English.
Parliament has approved bills enabling the University of Cyprus and the Cyprus University of Technology to provide undergraduate programs in English.
The government aims to enhance academic knowledge, research, and innovation on the island through this initiative.
This move is part of a broader plan to attract international students and boost the local economy.
Officials believe that offering degrees in English will help Cyprus compete with other regional education centers.

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Cyprus bets on degrees in English to become a regional education hubCyprus Mail · 9 days ago

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Cyprus is pursuing a strategy to establish itself as a regional education hub by allowing its universities to offer degrees in English.
Parliament has approved bills enabling the University of Cyprus and the Cyprus University of Technology to provide undergraduate programs in English.
The government aims to enhance academic knowledge, research, and innovation on the island through this initiative.
This move is part of a broader plan to attract international students and boost the local economy.
Officials believe that offering degrees in English will help Cyprus compete with other regional education centers.

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