Bachelor in Social Science

Course Overview

The Social Science program establishes core analytical competencies in community studies, human behavior, public policy, and social statistics. The structure grows from foundational concepts in sociology and psychology toward applied research methodologies, data collection, and program evaluation. Key milestones include integration with local community organization initiatives, participation in empirical field research, and structured social policy analysis. Graduates proceed to roles in social research, non-governmental project management, public administration, human resources, and community health services.

General Eligibility

Entry Requirements

Admission requires a recognized High School Leaving Certificate or equivalent secondary school diploma with satisfactory marks. Candidates with lower entry scores receive academic monitoring during initial semesters.

Application Process

1. Complete the online application portal form.

2. Upload High School Leaving Certificates and academic transcripts.

3. Submit official English language test certificates.

4. Provide a copy of a valid passport and academic references.

Scholarships

The university awards academic performance scholarships and need-based financial aid subsidies to local and international students based on entry grades and semester academic records.

Part Time Work Details

Non-EU international students can work up to 20 hours per week during study terms after six months of enrollment under Cyprus student visa regulations.

Language Requirement

• Candidates must present proof of English language proficiency through one of these test standards or internal evaluations:

  • IELTS: Minimum score of 6.0

  • TOEFL iBT: Minimum score of 60 – 80

  • PTE Academic: Level 3 or equivalent B2 qualification

  • Duolingo English Test: Minimum score of 105 – 110

  • University Placement Test: Candidates lacking test certificates take the NEPTON English Placement Test on campus prior to registration.