Frederick University

Frederick University is one of the leading private Universities operating in the Republic of Cyprus, a member-state of the European Union. It was established after a decision by the Council of Ministers on 12 September 2007, although the organisation has a long history of more than 60 years in higher education. The University operates from two campuses: one in Nicosia (the capital) and one in Limassol. It is academically organised into five Schools: Engineering; Arts, Communication and Cultural Studies; Health Sciences; Education and Social Sciences; and Business and Law. The University offers 80+ nationally and internationally accredited programs of study at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral level, covering Science, Engineering, Business, Arts, Architecture, Law, Media, Humanities, Health and Education. All programs have been evaluated and accredited by the Cyprus Agency of Quality Assurance and Accreditation in Higher Education (CYQAA) and are recognised by KYSATS. Frederick University is also recognised by Hellenic NARIC (DOATAP) as equivalent to Greek higher education. It holds ECTS and Diploma Supplement Labels from the European Commission, is a full member of the European University Association (EUA) and a member of EU-CONEXUS Plus, a European Universities Alliance. The University currently employs more than 500 academic and administrative staff members and is ranked #1 in Cyprus in the Sustainability Impact Ratings 2026 (TOP 301-400 globally).