Bachelor of Accounting

The Bachelor of Science in Accounting has been developed to meet the needs of modern businesses and financial organisations. The curriculum combines accounting principles with finance, taxation, auditing, business communication, economics, statistics, and information systems. Students build practical skills that employers expect from accounting graduates.

The programme is recognised for its quality standards and supports students who plan to continue with professional accounting qualifications such as ACCA and ICAEW. Graduates work in accounting and audit firms, banks, investment companies, government departments, educational institutions, and multinational companies. The degree also provides a strong academic base for master's and doctoral studies in accounting, finance, economics, and business. Students study in an international learning environment, gain exposure to current business practices, and graduate with skills that are valued by employers across Cyprus and many other countries.

Applicants should have:

• A recognised High School Leaving Certificate or equivalent qualification.
• Academic records that satisfy the University's undergraduate admission requirements.
• Proof of English language proficiency for English-taught programmes.
• Completed online application form.
• Academic transcripts and graduation certificates.
• Copy of passport or national ID.
• Any additional documents requested during admission.

Scholarships

The University of Nicosia offers a range of scholarships and financial assistance based on:

• Academic excellence
• Merit awards
• Sports achievements
• Family discounts
• Country-specific scholarships
• Financial assistance for eligible students

Scholarship availability and award values vary by intake and applicant profile.

Application Process

1. Complete the online application.
2. Submit academic transcripts and supporting documents.
3. Provide English language test results, if required.
4. Receive the admission decision.
5. Accept the offer and complete tuition payment.
6. Apply for a student visa if required.

International students in Cyprus may work part-time during their studies, subject to Cyprus immigration rules. Students are generally permitted to work up to 20 hours per week during study periods and full-time during approved holidays, subject to permit conditions.