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EUC ‘A Great Place to Work®’ for second year running

EUC great place to work banner 2023

European University Cyprus (EUC) received the ‘Great Place to Work’ certification for the second consecutive year, confirming the modernising changes carried out at the University. Such changes have led EUC to development that has exceeded all expectations, upgrading the scope and quality of university education in Cyprus, and defining a clear international orientation for the university.

EUC Human Resources Director Loukia Polygerinou-Tzirka, among others, stated: “Distinctions such as the ‘Great Place to Work’ not only give prestige to our University – they set the bar high for the continuous development and modernisation of our corporate culture, in order to maintain a working environment in which our 1,000+ employees feel both safe and free to develop their skills and contribute to their and the organization’s success.

“For us, proud and satisfied employees are the best ambassadors of the university and the values it represents.”

The feeling of inclusion and involvement is a cornerstone for the satisfaction of EUC’s human resources. At the same time, the use of innovative technologies and implementation of best practices to international standards make the working environment one characterised by a spirit of cooperation, collegiality, teamwork and responsibility, with a constant focus on the students.

In a related statement, A Great Place to Work General Manager Kyriakos Iakovides, noted: “The successful certification of European University Cyprus in 2021 and its inclusion in the Cyprus’ Best Workplaces™ 2022 list has documented the human-centred strategy adopted by the management of the university to create a positive work environment.

“Their successful assessment for the second consecutive year highlights its commitment to maintain and continuously improve this working environment.”

It is noteworthy that for European University Cyprus, 2022 marked the launch of its Medical School in Frankfurt, a move that is part of its international expansion strategy. The new Medicine branch in Frankfurt is an important milestone that paves a new era for the island’s tertiary education, as it is the first time a Cypriot university attempts such evolution abroad.

In addition, the University has begun work on an expansion of its campus, which will be completed in early 2024, as part of EUC’s long-term strategic plan for growth and innovation. The new building will serve the increasing needs of the Schools of Medicine and Dentistry, as well as the Health Sciences programmes.

European University Cyprus belongs to Galileo Global Education, the largest university education group in Europe, with a network of 54 academic institutions of over 210,000 students in 18 countries, and has been associated with quality education, high-tech innovation, connectivity with industry and society, and the high employability of its students and graduates.

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