Course Overview
The Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics has been developed to meet the growing demand for qualified nutrition professionals in healthcare and community settings. During the four-year programme, students study nutrition science, food chemistry, clinical nutrition, public health, food safety, metabolism, and diet planning through classroom learning and practical experience. Laboratory sessions and supervised practice help students build professional skills before graduation.
The University of Nicosia has earned recognition for its international education, modern teaching facilities, and research activity. Students benefit from experienced lecturers, updated laboratories, and an international campus community with learners from many countries. Graduates are prepared for employment in hospitals, healthcare organisations, food industries, sports nutrition, research, government agencies, and wellness services. The degree also provides a strong academic background for postgraduate study in nutrition, dietetics, public health, food science, and related health disciplines.
General Eligibility
Applicants should have:
- A recognised high school diploma or equivalent qualification.
- A satisfactory academic record.
- Background knowledge in Biology and Chemistry or Mathematics is recommended.
- A personal statement of up to 500 words.
- Proof of English language proficiency for applicants educated in a non-English language.
Scholarships
The University of Nicosia offers several scholarship and financial aid options, including:
- Academic Merit Scholarships
- Financial Aid
- Athletic Scholarships
- Special scholarship schemes for eligible students
Scholarship eligibility depends on academic performance and the university's published criteria.
Application Process
- Complete the online application.
- Upload academic transcripts and certificates.
- Submit English language test results.
- Provide a personal statement.
- Receive the admission decision.
- Accept the offer and pay the required deposit to confirm your place.
Part Time Work Details
International students may work part-time in Cyprus, subject to Cyprus immigration and employment regulations. Working hours and eligible sectors are set by the government, and students must maintain full-time enrolment.
Language Requirement