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  • Choosing the right course is one of the most important decisions for your future. With almost 30 years of experience, our counsellors help you identify the best study path based on your interests, strengths, career goals, and the evolving demands of the global job market.

  • The right university depends on several factors, including your academic results, skills, personality, budget, and preferred study environment. Whether you want to study alongside other Cypriot students or experience a more international setting, we will guide you towards the best options. Most importantly, start planning early and always have a Plan B as well as a Plan C in place before results are released.

  • The cost of studying abroad typically includes three main expenses: tuition fees, accommodation, and living costs. These vary depending on the country, university, and city. As a general guide, students should budget around €1,000 per month for accommodation and living expenses. In many European countries, students can also work part-time to help cover some of their costs

  • Yes. Medicine is taught in English at many universities across Europe and beyond. Tuition fees vary significantly depending on whether you attend a public or private university. Public universities often charge between €600 and €4,000 per year, while private English-taught medical programmes can range from €13,000 to €25,000 per year.

  • In most cases, degrees obtained from recognised international universities can be recognised in Cyprus. However, recognition depends on both the degree and the profession. While KYSATS evaluates academic qualifications, certain professions such as Psychology, Dietetics, Engineering, and others may require assessment by additional professional bodies.
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  • Yes. Many universities accept alternative proof of English proficiency or may waive IELTS requirements altogether. This is particularly common for students who have completed their education in English. Entry requirements vary by university and country, and our advisors can help you identify programmes that do not require IELTS.

  • At Study Abroad, we provide personalised guidance throughout your university journey—from choosing the right course and university to preparing applications, accommodation, and visa support. With nearly 30 years of experience, we help students make informed decisions and maximise their chances of success.