Incoming
Students Mobility

Frederick University does not own a Halls of Residence. However, a free and comprehensive accommodation service is offered to every incoming student who is looking for a place to live. In addition to this, the ERASMUS Office of Frederick University collaborates with private landlords, who provide dormitories for a short term stay.

Click here to view detailed information about accommodation for incoming students.

Non-EU applicants must issue a student visa to be eligible to study in Cyprus. Click here to view detailed information about admission and visa requirements for international students.

The application process for exchange students is different from that for other international students. An exchange student is someone who is already enrolled at another university ("home university") and would like to study at Frederick University for a part of their degree programme. Below are the basic steps, but remember to work closely with the International Coordinator at your home university as the specific steps may vary depending on the kind of exchange you participate in.

1. Contact your home university's International Coordinator to find out if your university has an agreement with us already and what the application procedures and admission requirements are.
2. Along with your International Coordinator, decide which courses you wish to study by browsing our online catalogue according to the program of study you choose .
3. After your university nominates you, you will receive information on how to proceed with your application from Frederick University.
4. After you submit your application, don’t assume you are accepted until you receive an official Letter of Acceptance from Frederick University.
5. We can’t always guarantee acceptance to your choice of courses, but we will assist you in finding other options. If a course is cancelled or you do not meet the requirements, you will be contacted by the department at Stockholm University. The university cannot be held responsible for cancelled or full courses or for students not meeting the academic requirements.

A buddy is a volunteer student from Frederick University that cares for your wellbeing and wishes to provide you a pleasant experience in Cyprus. Your buddy will be available for your questions before, during and after your mobility, help you during your first days in Cyprus and help you also with some practical aspects during your stay. The buddy system is operated by the Erasmus Students Network Nicosia (ESN NICOSIA). Please contact them for more information.

Please kindly note that your buddy is not responsible for finding you accommodation!

Last but not least, discover ESN Nicosia website (www.esncy.org) and ESN Nicosia on Facebook. Some information about apartments or roommates is also published there!

Click here to view detailed information about the academic calendar.

Each student is unique. Our goal at Frederick University is for our students to reach their full potential, making the most of their abilities. That is why we offer specialized, support services, before and during your studies, designed to foster academic success and enhance your academic, personal and professional growth. Our dedicated staff is always available to meet with you and discuss your needs, concerns and inquiries and provide you with necessary support and guidance in order to help you address them. You should always remember that our priority is your success and wellbeing! View below our student support services and find out how our dedicated staff can support your journey to success.

Click here to view detailed information about the Students Services

Varnavas Mytilineos

Institutional ERASMUS+ Coordinator
tel.+357 22394334
email: ad.mv@frederick.ac.cy