In light of the recent developments in Cyprus and the wider region, Frederick University wishes to assure its students and wider community that it is closely monitoring the situation and remains in continuous communication with the relevant state authorities and the University’s Health and Safety Office, with the absolute priority being the safety of our community.

University educational activities in both Nicosia and Limassol continue as normal. Classes are being conducted according to the scheduled timetable.

Understanding the justified concern that the current situation may cause, the University is introducing specific arrangements for the current week (02/03/26 – 06/03/26).

In particular:
• With regard to theoretical courses, absences will not be recorded for students who choose not to attend on campus.
• Obligations related to laboratory courses and clinical/practical training remain in effect, as they constitute an integral part of the educational process.
• In case of absence from mandatory activities, you are requested to contact your Department immediately in order to arrange for the make-up of coursework or practical requirements.

The University remains on alert and will inform you promptly of any new decisions should circumstances change.

This year’s Career Fair_Campus to Career will take place on Tuesday, 28 April, from 11:00 to 15:30 at the University's Nicosia campus.

Please note that the event was initially scheduled to be held on 17 March, however it has been rescheduled for the 28th of April. 

The Career Fair is organized annually by the University’s Career Office, offering students the opportunity to connect with companies and meet their potential future employers, develop new skills and strengthen existing ones, and prepare for their professional journey as well. The event includes company booths, inspirational talks, and workshops.

During this year's Career Fair, you will have the opportunity to take free professional headshots for your CV and/or LinkedIn profile.

In addition, you can win airline tickets and other prizes worth a total of €600 by participating in Career Fair activities!

For students at the Limassol campus, free transportation will be available (if you are interested, register here).

View the detailed programme and register for the workshops.

Company Booths

11:00 – 15:00 | Cafeteria Area

  • Network with more than 40 international and local companies, meet professionals from various industries, and explore career and internship opportunities.

Workshops

New Building – Tassos Papadopoulos Amphitheatre

• 11:00–12:00 | Ernst & Young Cyprus – Your Career in the AI Era

New Building – Seminar Room 2

• 13:30–14:30 | Cyprus Productivity Center – Soft Skills for Future Professionals
• 14:30–15:30 | Cyprus Productivity Center – Stand Out with Your Europass CV

Peer Tutoring Center

• 14:00–15:00 | Department of Law – NextGen Lawyers – Beyond the Bar (in greek)

To attend the workshops, please register here

Inspirational Talks
12:00 – 13:30 | Green Area between the two buildings

• Eleni Flouris
Graduate of the Department of Architecture. In 2017, she co-founded the architectural firm Ona i Ona Architecture and Design and currently serves as Special Teaching Staff at Frederick University as well. She also holds a degree in Medicine.

• Lara Alphas
With studies in product design, she has been living and working in Nicosia for the past 20 years as a designer and illustrator. Since 2022, she has been co-founder of ElstonAlphas Ltd, specializing in exhibition and museum shop product design.

• Popi Pissouriou
With studies in Graphic Arts, she worked in advertising agencies in Cyprus and Italy. Since 2008, she has been working as a freelancer in Nicosia.

• Anastasia Melantinou
Graphic designer and motion designer. Passionate about kinetic typography, she explores the essence of motion combined with fields such as audio-reactive design and creative coding, aiming to create dynamic narratives and corporate identities.

• Marios Pafitis
Graduate of the MSc Programme in Web and Smart Systems. Member of the MammoCheck team, currently developing an application that enables women to screen for breast cancer at home. The MammoCheck start-up was created and is being developed under the guidance of the University’s Mobile Devices Lab. It is currently in the clinical trial stage with the support of the Department of Nursing.

Professional Photos (Headshots)
12:00 – 14:00 | Green Area between the two buildings

Free professional headshots for your CV or LinkedIn profile. Please register here.

Win Prizes!
Visit as many company booths and activities as possible and enter the draw to win one of our three amazing prizes:

• €150 gift card from Ryanair
• €100 voucher from Stephanis Electronics
• €50 voucher from Famous Sports

Register on JobTeaser, the EU-Conexus career platform, and enter the draw for:

• €100 voucher from IKEA
• €100 voucher from Cablenet
• €100 voucher from Superhome

All workshop participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance.

The Peer Tutoring Centre “Students for Students” will resume its operation for the Spring 2026 Semester on Thursday, March 5, 2026.

Students in need of academic support, especially in introductory-level courses, can visit the Peer Tutoring Center and receive tutoring services and academic assistance by their fellow students (Peer Tutors). Peer Tutors are students employed by the University, who have excelled in the course they tutor. Their goal is to assist students with the content of their courses and help them improve and develop strong academic skills.

Find all you need to know about the Peer Tutoring Center here.

Here are the courses and timetable for Physical Education and Sports Science

SSPHY102 PHYSIOLOGY
 
Thursday: 12:00 - 14:00 - R. 212
 
PEER TUTOR

Andreas Beros, 2nd Year, BSc Physical Education and Sports Science

 
For more information and for additional appointments* with a Peer Tutor, please contact: 
Giouli Chatzaki: tel:25730981, email: peertutoring@frederick.ac.cy

*Priority for individual appointments is given to students who are referred by the Counselling Centre or other Support Services with specific needs / circumstances and for students with a disability and/or a learning difficulty.

 

The Peer Tutoring Centre “Students for Students” will resume its operation for the Spring 2026 Semester on Friday, February 27, 2026.

Students in need of academic support, especially in introductory-level courses, can visit the Peer Tutoring Center and receive tutoring services and academic assistance by their fellow students (Peer Tutors). Peer Tutors are students employed by the University, who have excelled in the course they tutor. Their goal is to assist students with the content of their courses and help them improve and develop strong academic skills.

Find all you need to know about the Peer Tutoring Center here.

Here are the courses and timetable for the School of Engineering

ΑΜΑΤ 100 COLLEGE ALGEBRA
AMAT 111 CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY I
AMAT 122 CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY II
AMAT 181 LINEAR ALGEBRA WITH MATLAB
APHY 112 PHYSICS II
ACSC 183 PROGRAMMING PRINCIPLES II

Tuesday: 15:00 – 18:00 R. 005
Friday: 14:00 – 16:00 R. 205Α


Meet the School of Engeering Peer Tutors

Christou Andreas, 4th Year, BSc Computer Engineering
Paraskeva Andreas, 4th Year, BSc Computer Science

For more information and for additional appointments* with a Peer Tutor, please contact:

Giouli Chatzaki: tel:25730981, email: peertutoring@frederick.ac.cy

*Priority for individual appointments is given to students who are referred by the Counselling Centre or other Support Services with specific needs / circumstances and for students with a disability and/or a learning difficulty.

Frederick University, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Netherlands in Cyprus, is co-organizing a lecture by distinguished photojournalist Eddy van Wessel at Frederick University in Nicosia.

The event will take place on Thursday, 26 February at 11:00 a.m. at the Tassos Papadopoulos Amphitheatre (1st floor, New Building).

Eddy van Wessel has been covering the war in Ukraine since its outbreak and continues to report from the front lines.

The event will focus primarily on the humanitarian dimension of the war, as well as on its media coverage.

The programme includes:
  • A brief introduction by the photographer about his work
  • A presentation of selected photographs and/or stories from Ukraine
  • A discussion (Q&A) with the audience
The presentation will offer an in-depth look at what it means to be a war correspondent, through discussion of both the visual material and its context.

It will also highlight the importance of accurate, objective, and timely conflict reporting, and address the challenges of covering a war in such complex battlefields, particularly in the information age.

The event is open to all students, administrative and academic staff.

Photo © Stanislav Krupar