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Campus of University of Central Lancashire Cyprus (UCLan Cyprus) - Pyla, Cyprus
Pyla, Cyprus

University of Central Lancashire Cyprus (UCLan Cyprus)

UCLan Cyprus in Pyla teaches in English. Its standard 2026/27 bachelor’s fee is about $10,080 (€9,000) per year; a standard 90-ECTS master’s is about $10,640 (€9,500) for the whole programme. IELTS minima differ by level: 5.5 for bachelor’s and 6.5 for master’s.

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UCLan Cyprus is the Cyprus campus of Britain's University of Central Lancashire, founded in 2012 in the town of Pyla.
PylaLocation
2012Founded
$10,080 (€9,000) / yearStandard bachelor’s, 2026/27
Dual awardUK and Cyprus qualifications
EnglishLanguage of instruction
Business · Law · ITPopular fields

About the university

UCLan Cyprus is the Cyprus campus of Britain's University of Central Lancashire, founded in 2012 in the town of Pyla. Students earn a British degree while studying in Cyprus, in an international English-speaking setting and at a more affordable price.

The university is strong in business, law and IT, with a modern campus and British academic standards.

University of Central Lancashire Cyprus (UCLan Cyprus) in rankings

UCLan Cyprus — a British degree in Cyprus:

  • A British degree from the University of Central Lancashire
  • Cyprus — the EU and a Mediterranean climate
  • 2012 — year the campus was founded

Campus and infrastructure

UCLan Cyprus's modern campus in Pyla offers British academic standards and facilities.

2012year founded
Pylalocation
Eng.language of instruction

Faculties and programs

UCLan Cyprus is strong in:

  • Business & Management
  • Law
  • Information Technology
  • Psychology

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How to apply

The international entry rules require a school-leaving certificate or 96 A-level tariff points in relevant subjects for undergraduate study, plus IELTS 5.5 or an accepted equivalent. Master’s applicants need a bachelor’s degree equivalent to at least a UK Lower Second Class and IELTS 6.5 or equivalent. National qualifications are assessed individually; an 11-year certificate is not an automatic offer.

  1. Submit the university application. Follow the international application steps and pay the about $55 (€50) non-refundable application fee (2026/27).
  2. Resolve English evidence early. The international page accepts alternatives including PTE and Password Skills Plus. Applicants needing a visa must supply an accepted qualification; ordinary English-medium schooling is not a universal exemption. The university lists specific nationality exemptions.
  3. Read the conditional offer. It sets the programme and outstanding conditions. For a non-EU visa route, the first about $3,360 (€3,000) deposit is credited to tuition; the next about $2,240 (€2,000) is payable when the entry permit is ready, also credited to tuition.
  4. Check the next available start. The 2026/27 academic calendar places second-semester teaching from 25 January 2027, with induction on 18–22 January. This is not an application deadline or a promise that every programme accepts January entrants. Confirm programme availability and the visa-file deadline with Admissions before making payments.

Documents for admission

  • School certificate and marksheet in the original language and English.
  • Passport copy with at least two years of validity and accepted English evidence.
  • For a master’s: bachelor’s degree and transcripts, personal statement, CV and two references, in addition to the school documents.
  • For the non-EU visa stage: country-appropriate certification, police and medical documents, bank evidence and payment receipts, following the university adviser’s checklist.

The official visa instructions require scanned documents to be checked before originals are sent. Document validity is time-sensitive; prepare the academic file first, then schedule medical and police certificates for the confirmed submission period. The university and migration authority assess the application.

Tuition and living costs

2026/27 published tuition. UCLan Cyprus: fees 2026/27 gives the standard prices below for local, EU and non-EU students. Programme exceptions and special scholarships have separate conditions.

RouteAfter the published bursaryOriginal price and period
Bachelor’s, standardAbout $10,080 (€9,000) per year / 60 ECTSAbout $11,150 (€9,950) per year before the $1,060 (€950) bursary.
Master’s, standardAbout $10,640 (€9,500) for the whole 90-ECTS programmeAbout $11,760 (€10,500) before the $1,120 (€1,000) bursary.
English Language Foundation, non-EU onlyAbout $7,280 (€6,500) for the one-year programmeAbout $8,960 (€8,000) before the $1,680 (€1,500) bursary.
MBA with Work Placement, non-EUAbout $22,410 (€20,000) for 120 ECTSA specific exception: do not apply the standard 90-ECTS master’s price.

Budget before arrival. For 2026/27, the fee list requires a non-EU tuition deposit of about $5,600 (€5,000), a $55 (€50) non-refundable application fee and about $235 (€210) for the visa application/Alien Book. A student pass is about $110 (€100), charged each undergraduate year; distance learning is excluded. The deposit is part of tuition, not an additional course charge.

Scholarships have conditions. The 2026/27 list gives 50% and 40% first-year merit awards on the original undergraduate fee. For a Russian certificate the stated averages are 4.95/5.0 and 4.85/5.0 respectively. These are different from the standard bursary; awards do not simply add together. Ask which award applies and what is required to retain it in later years.

Housing is separate. The Student’s Nest accommodation page explains how to apply after receiving an offer, but its rental section still labels 2023/24. Request a current written quote showing contract months, utilities, deposit and cancellation terms; do not use that old section as a 2026/27 price.

Selected sources checked 5 October 2026. Rounded USD comparisons use the ECB reference rate of 5 October 2026: €1 = $1.1204. Payments are made in euros. Fees cover the stated study route; living costs, insurance and travel are additional.

Accommodation and student life

Pyla is a small town in Cyprus; we'll help with housing.

Upon arrival, the first tasks are registration, a bank account and a transport card — every student gets our step-by-step checklist.

For a university-listed option, see Student’s Nest. Send an accommodation application after receiving an offer, then obtain a current contract and quote. Compare the commute to Pyla as well as the room itself.

Career after graduation

After graduation. Whether you can work after getting your degree depends on the current visa rules of Cyprus — we will help you review the up-to-date options before graduation.

The University of Central Lancashire Cyprus (UCLan Cyprus) is strongest in business, law and IT. Use the career service, job fairs and internships from your first semesters: practical experience matters most for a first job.

Graduates can also go on to a master’s, in Cyprus or elsewhere.

FAQ

UCLan Cyprus describes a dual award: one degree from UCLan Cyprus and one from the University of Lancashire in the UK. Confirm any professional recognition required in the country where you intend to work.

In English.

The university assesses the school-leaving certificate and relevant subjects individually. The general undergraduate English minimum is IELTS 5.5 or an accepted equivalent. An 11-year certificate alone does not guarantee direct entry.

For 2026/27 the standard bachelor’s fee is about $10,080 (€9,000) per year after the published bursary. The standard master’s fee is about $10,640 (€9,500) for the whole 90-ECTS programme. Housing, other charges and programme-specific exceptions are separate.

Start with the programme and visa timetable. The academic calendar starts second-semester teaching on 25 January 2027, with induction on 18–22 January. Admissions must confirm that your programme accepts new students then and give the actual application and visa-document deadlines.

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