Open day at UCLan Cyprus
UCLan Cyprus is holding an open day on April 9, at UCLan Cyprus Campus from 4pm to 7pm. Open Days give prospective students the chance
Education
School for the Blind ‘not closing’, parents association says
The Pancyprian Association of Parents of Blind Children said on Monday that the School for the Blind in Nicosia was not closing down despite rumours
Chance for children to learn through nature over Easter
The School of Nature, a programme in its second year run by Frederick University in Athalassa Park in Nicosia over the Easter holidays, is seeking
Students schooled on internet addiction
Internet addiction is not solely determined by the amount of time a person spends online, but depends very much on the context, the students of
School canteens ripping off pupils, inspection finds
SCHOOL canteen inspections carried out until February have found price violations and substandard products, while pupils were also sold products that were not on the
Neapolis takes part in prestigious economic forum
The student community of Neapolis University participated in the European Economic Ideas Forum 2019 (EIF) held in Nicosia by the Wilfried Martens Centre for European
Neapolis strengthens ties with Harokopio University
A cooperation memorandum was signed by Neapolis University Paphos with Harokopio University of Athens during a formal ceremony held at Harakopio University in Athens. The
ISOP impresses at Euromath/Euroscience 2019
From March 13 to 17, the International School of Paphos (ISOP) took part in ‘Euromath and Euroscience 2019’ at Aliathon in Kato Paphos. This international
sCYence Fair: opening the eyes of young scientists
With the participation of hundreds of students from 25 public and private schools of Cyprus, the pioneering and multidimensional science festival ‘sCYence Fair 2019’, organised
Academia and industry joins forces over future of tourism
The Cyprus Centre of Business Research is organising its second annual conference, held this year in Limassol under the umbrella title Re-inventing Tourism. This is
Students from across the divide come together in Nicosia
Pupils from both sides of the divide participated in a study visit in Nicosia on Wednesday that took place across the buffer zone of the
EU experts in Cyprus to advise education ministry on integration of migrant children
At the request of the education ministry, the European Commission has sent experts on the integration of children with a migrant background. According to the
Frederick takes part in weather monitoring research programme
The Frederick Research Centre (FRC) as coordinator of the European research project BeRTISS (Balkan – Mediterranean Real Time Severe Weather Service) successfully co-organised the third
Neapolis researching effects of gambling
Neapolis University has recently completed research into the effects of gambling on young people. The research programme was implemented with the support of the Cyprus
Students slam beefed up security in schools
Secondary and technical schools will be equipped with security guards who will remain on site from 7am until 2pm as of the 2019/20 school year,
Pascal offering advice on future careers
The Pascal Limassol Schools in cooperation with the Cyprus Technological University (Tepak) are organising an event entitled ‘Professions of the Future – Innovation’. The event
Education ministry adds ‘youth’ and ‘sports’ to its name
The ministry of education and culture on Friday had ‘sports’ and ‘youth’ added to its name to fully reflect its mission, an announcement said. The
sCYence Fair to spark interest of schoolkids
A science fair to encourage the next generation of scientists will be held on Friday and Saturday at the Cyprus Institute. The sCYence Fair 2019
ISOP students excel at Cambridge International Awards
The Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards were held on February 26 in Nicosia, in the presence of British High Commissioner Stephen Lillie, British Council Director James
UCy and Imperial plan to expand successful collaboration
The strategic partnership and the opportunities for research and study through the close collaboration between the University of Cyprus and Imperial College London was the