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Eastern Mediterranean University
Famagusta · Private
Overview
- Language of instruction
- EN / TR
Programs
| Program | Degree | Language | Duration | Annual tuition | Deposit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Civil Engineering | Bachelor | English | 4 yrs | $5,100per year | — | — |
| Tourism & Hotel Management | Associate | English | 2 yrs | $2,500per year | — | — |
| Computer Programming | Associate | Turkish | 2 yrs | $3,750per year | — | — |
All prices are annual, from the latest official university price list. For exact conditions and scholarship review, book a free consultation.
Tuition
- Tuition range
- $2,500–$5,100 / per year
What our service costs at this university
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Our partnership with this university is official and contractual
We hold contractual partnership agreements with 50+ private universities in Turkey and North Cyprus — the same universities listed on this site, which you can open and check one by one.
Scholarships
Scholarship opportunities at this university are assessed in a free consultation based on your profile.
Location
Famagusta, Gazimağusa locally, is a port town on the east coast of Cyprus where student life and town life largely overlap: Eastern Mediterranean University anchors the town, and its cafes, gyms, and dormitory streets set the daily rhythm. The walled old town is the distinctive heart — Venetian ramparts wrapped around Gothic church ruins — and sandy beaches begin a short ride away. With no rail on the island, shared minibuses and campus shuttles handle transport, and much of student life happens within walking or cycling distance. Living costs stay small-town modest, well below a big-city budget. Summers are hot and dry, winters mild, so beach season runs long on this side of the island.