Tepak’s new student dormitories project is a €56 million investment that will introduce 154 rooms by 2026, enhancing academic and social experiences for students with multipurpose halls, amphitheaters, and a sustainable campus environment, reflecting the university’s growth and commitment to higher education.
The Cyprus Health and Social Sciences University (KSTU) is embroiled in a diploma fraud scandal involving shareholder Serdal Gunduz and journalist Sefa Karahasan, who faces legal action for their alleged roles in the creation and receipt of counterfeit diplomas. The scandal has triggered a wave of political debate and brought into question the integrity of educational standards in the region, sparking calls for a reevaluation of the education system.
The Ora Bee Festival in Larnaca is back, celebrating the crucial role of bees and pollinators. With activities like beekeeping and conservation workshops, the event aims to educate on the importance of these tiny creatures while offering fun experiences for all ages.
Livadia Primary School in Larnaca was vandalized, leaving shattered windows, charred outdoor furniture, and strewn books. The school administration responded by reporting to authorities and considering enhanced security measures, disrupting education and impacting the community deeply.
TRT Cyprus journalist Sefa Karahasan was arrested for obtaining a fraudulent doctorate degree from Cyprus Health and Social Sciences University, exposing widespread diploma fraud in Northern Cyprus’s education sector. The scandal highlights a network of complicity in falsifying academic credentials, raising concerns about the region’s academic credibility and integrity.
Cyprus’s Labour Minister Yiannis Panayiotou proposes opening the job market to foreign students by extending work hours, allowing postgraduation employment, and broadening job roles. The plan aims to integrate international students into the local workforce, enriching the labour market with diverse talent and fostering economic growth.
The Ypsonas students’ protest over poor school conditions in Limassol is a bold stand against neglect and unfair treatment. They demand urgent renovation of unsafe buildings and equal rights to a safe learning environment, sparking a series of planned responses to address their concerns and fight for educational equality.
American Academy Nicosia has achieved MSA accreditation, solidifying its reputation for providing topnotch education. This recognition highlights the school’s commitment to excellence and preparing students to excel in a global context, setting them on a path to become future leaders and global citizens.
“Hate Trackers Beyond Borders” app is a groundbreaking tool in the fight against online hate speech, designed for young people aged 1425, with multilingual support and educational features. Created through a collaboration of five organizations from Italy, Greece, Cyprus, and Spain, this app aims to promote tolerance and unity by empowering users to counter hate speech and celebrate diversity.
The Cyprus University of Technology’s 2024 budget was approved with strict conditions: procurement of private sector services and rental expenses require direct parliamentary approval for fund release, ensuring transparency and preventing financial irregularities. This move comes after concerns of transparency issues and financial delays, highlighting the significance of accountability in public funding management.
