EMU-North Cyprus

STUDY PHARMACY IN EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY, NORTH CYPRUS

 

Study Pharmacy in EMU to earn outstanding degree blended with reputation. The pharmacy department at EMU is fully equipped with state of art facilities and all students are expose to practicals from their first year! to apply is easy just contact us at trendeduconsult@gmail.com or skull4una@gmail.com or visit our facebook.com/trendeducationalconsult

OBTAIN A MASTER’S DEGREE FROM ONE OF THE UK’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS UNIVERSITIES @ EMU

Applications are welcome from graduates of Engineering, IT, Business and Sciences disciplines to earn top UK Master Degree taught on EMU campus by the University of Warwick.

The Msc programs are completed in one academic year and students have opportunity to take some course modules at WMG on the University of Warwick campus, UK.

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STUDY PHARMACY AT EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY, NORTH CYPRUS

STUDENT EXCHANGE

Student Exchange opportunities are available to all undergraduate students, and are usually conducted in the third year of studies. Whether you are interested in exchange for this academic year or not, do take the opportunity to study in EMU to benefit from exchange programs with world class Universities abroad.

Eastern Mediterranean University, the only leading international collaborations center in North Cyprus, offers quality Student Exchange opportunities that include a choice of various countries in United States and Europe as well as 112 Collaborations which offer valuable academic time period to suit individual purposes. The value of cultural student exchange is an experience of a lifetime. The mixing of cultures and backgrounds provides young people with an unforgettable awareness and lifelong appreciation of each other. Experience North Cyprus and discover what others only dream of. EMU invites you to spend a semester or an academic year in one of the most dynamic, culturally diverse societies in the world. Explore exciting new customs, social values, trends and world-renowned technology, as you delight in the energy and warmth of the country. Learn English language skills that will broaden your horizon and help shape your goals.

Study in Eastern Mediterranean University EMU for your international career at an affordable fees and world wide accredited programs at both UNDERGRADUATE AND POSTGRADUATE LEVELS….  The combination of both diversity and comfort is one of the noticeable characteristics that attract more and more people to this university. With an approximate number of 14,000 students in EMU.

EMU offers varieties of both research based Graduate programs and innovative and dynamic undergraduate programs in Sciences, engineering, information technology and business programs at an affordable rate.

Africa |  Albania |  Bangladesh |  Bosnia & Herzegovina |  China |  Iran |  Middle East | Pakistan/India States |  Russia & East Europe |

Entry Requirements

For entry to all our programs you will need to demonstrate that your qualifications meet the Eastern Mediterranean University entrance requirements. These are general guidelines only and exact requirements will vary on an individual basis and from subject to subject. Some programs may require you to have studied certain subjects before coming to EMU. For some of our postgraduate programs there may be additional non-academic entrance requirements such as relevant work experience. For all our programs you will also need to satisfy the University’s English language requirements.

If you cannot find what you are looking for or would like further information or advice please contact the International Center and we will be happy to help.

Undergraduate degrees

Those students with:

WAEC : West African Examination council WASSCE : West African Secondary School Certificate Exam NECO : National Examination Council IGCE/GCSE/GCE Certificates may apply for direct entry to a Bachelors degree program. Admission criterias may vary according to age and degrees of the applicant student. Students are required to demonstrate their proficiency in English ( WAEC, WASSCE, NECO, IGCE/GCSE/GCE ) or take the EMU English proficiency exam before commencing study in their related discipline.Masters level Holders of a Bachelors degree are welcome to apply for a Masters degree at the EMU. A fully certified transcript and diploma must accompany the application. PhD level A Masters level qualification is required for PhD entry. Evidence of some research experience (for example through a Masters degree project) is expected. Certified transcripts and diplomas of all previous degree-level studies must accompany the application.

Visa Requirements

A dual visa for Turkey and North Cyprus can be obtained from the Turkish Embassy in your country, provided you have an acceptance document from the university and a bank statement showing that you have deposited the university fees. Potential candidates are usually required to attend an interview at the embassy.

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

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Studying overseas cannot be a spontaneous decision. It requires courage and self-confidence. But if you are curious to learn about diffirent cultures in combination with achieving education in an international university – EMU is the right place for you to be.

An International atmosphere dominates every aspect of on campus life. Cultural diversity creates a small world model within the campus. Students of EMU come from 68 countries of the world and all of them are united with the common aim, which is “Quality in Education”. Although, English is the main tongue of communication in campus, you can easily come across Russian speakers from former Soviet Union states. The Former Soviet Union region is represented in EMU with students from each of the 15 Former Soviet Republics. Each Republic has an active Association or a Society that orients new coming students and provides necessary guidelines. Cultural multiplicity has always been the emphasis of EMU. Cultural activities held within the framework of EMU like Annual International Day give an opportunity to express and learn distinct features of different cultures. The thing you can be sure about is that you never get homesick in EMU.

Off campus life is generous with its natural sights and historical places. You can either spend a weekend sun-tanning on sunny sand beaches or make yourself busy by exploring remains of ancient civilizations. The city of Famagusta has a deep and rich historical past. It used to be an intersection point for various ancient cultures. Hospitality and friendliness of locals will speed up your transition period. And last but not least, the warm climate creates a perfect environment for the combination of entertainment with fruitful academic studies.

Visa Requirements

A dual visa for Turkey and North Cyprus can be obtained from the Turkish Embassy in Kyiv.

Alternatively, you may get a visa upon arrival in Turkey and then again upon arrival in North Cyprus

Note:

• Visa fee for citizens of Russia , Ukraine and Belarus comprises 10Euro.
• Citizens of Former Soviet Union Middle Assian countries are not obliged to pay any Visa fee.

Entry Requirements

For entry to all our programs you will need to demonstrate that your qualifications meet the Eastern Mediterranean University entrance requirements. These are general guidelines only and exact requirements will vary on an individual basis and from subject to subject. Some programs may require you to have studied certain subjects before coming to EMU. For some of our postgraduate programs there may be additional non-academic entrance requirements such as relevant work experience. For all our programs you will also need to satisfy the University’s English language requirements. If you cannot find what you are looking for or would like further information or advice please contact the International Office This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and we will be happy to help.

Undergraduate degrees :

School diploma (табель) that indicates the accomplishment of General Secondary Education is necessary for application to a Bachelors degree program. Original diploma should be enclosed with English translated copy. Students are required to demonstrate their proficiency in English (TOEFL, IGCSE / GCE) or take the EMU English proficiency exam before commencing study in their related discipline.

Masters level : Holders of a Bachelors degree are welcome to apply for a Masters degree at the EMU. A fully certified transcript and diploma must accompany the application.

PhD level : A Masters level qualification is required for PhD entry. Evidence of some research experience (for example through a Masters Degree project) is expected. Certified transcripts and diplomas of all previous degree-level studies must accompany the application.

ARRIVAL TO EMU

A Welcome Scheme is organized by the Orientation Team where pick up services and studentsambassadors will collect new students from Ercan Airport, Famagusta and Kyrenia free port.the International Center works in close cooperation with the Orientation program and Public Relations department to ensure that there is always an EMU representative to greet students and help them settle in. Students are required toarrive during the orientation period inorder to receive free pick up service.

On arrival, if by some RARE chance there is no one to meet you, the most important thing to remember is do not panic! You can:

• Check for any message left for you at the information desk
• Look for a public phone to call staff at the International Center , university of EMU .
• Go to the service desk at the airport or bus station and ask them to contact EMU for you.

A valid passport and a visa are necessary in order to be granted entrance into Northern Cyprus . During the first entrance to the North Cyprus, a residence permit is given. Students should apply for a residence permit in order to live in North Cyprus.

The majority of students choose to rent a house or unit close to campus in the city or surrounding area. Renting in Northern Cyprus is regulated by the State Government and students wishing to rent should familiarize themselves with their rights and responsibilities before embarking on any agreement

Gazimagusa city offers fully self contained, fully furnished townhouses in a newly developed accommodation complexes located only a 15-minute walk or a five-minute bus ride to the University campus.

Rent varies depending on the type of housing and location and excludes utilities. Students are expected to pay an up-front bond and a month or six (6) months rent in advance. If you’re going to pay in cash, it may be a good idea to try your luck in bargaining for the final rental price.

The current house price list is as follows:

2 bedroom house with fully equipped furniture _____ $400 – $500 /month

3 bedroom house with fully equipped furniture _____ $500 – $600 /month

Due to the steadily increasing amount of students and shortage of rental properties, most landlords are now asking for six months rent in advance.

In order to protect their rights, students are advised to sign a rental contract.

Furnished apartments are a more expensive housing choice, but may be suitable for students/staff/parent who require a short lease (1-2 weeks), need somewhere to stay for a few weeks while looking for accommodation, or who need somewhere for visiting friends and relatives to stay. They usually provide all furniture, bedding, linen , cooking appliances and utensils and laundry facilities.

Most apartments offer rates that are cheaper the longer you plan to stay – eg . there will be one rate per night if you are staying for one week, another rate if you are staying for 2 weeks, and a cheaper rate per week if you are staying for more than three months.

Many apartments are serviced, meaning they are cleaned and the linen is changed regularly like in a hotel, but most offer unserviced options and will be unserviced for stays of three months or more.

Hostel accommodation is a popular option for interstate, country and overseas students. Student hostels usually offer single bedroom accommodation, however many offer a limited number of twin, double and triple share rooms. Each bedroom is fully furnished and students have access to a shared bathroom, laundry, lounge and recreational activities.

Majority of the hostels offer computer facilities. Most hostels are self- catering, however there are many that provide meals. Occasionally, they have a mix of both.

Gas, electricity and water are generally included in the set fee. Many hostels provide a private telephone line in each room with an additional point for computer use. Students are responsible for the costs associated with these services if they choose to connect.

Most hostels are located within the University campus.

Hostels offer different lengths of stay on a semester/academic year basis. Bonds are payable and 2 weeks notice is required to vacate rooms.

NORTH CYPRUS UNIVERSITIES OFFER:

• Quality education at international standards in English.
• Internationally recognized undergraduate and graduate programs.
• Education in line with the American Credit System.
• Qualified faculty members at international standards.
• On-campus education with a wide range of facilities.
• Affordable tuition fees and moderate living expenses.
• Excellent facilities for social, cultural and sports activities.
• Medical insurance, provided by the government of North Cyprus.
• Transport, shops and entertainment are close at hand.
• Accommodation on campus and around the city.

GIRNE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

Wherever you travel to in North Cyprus, the history comes alive… For nine thousand years, Cyprus has been a melting pot of great civilizations; from the Neolithic settlements on the northern coast to the Egyptian, Persian, Roman, Venetian, Ottoman and British Empires. Its strategic location at the cross-roads of East and West has bestowed the island with a rich and colorful history spanning centuries. During the course of its vibrant past, the island has been visited by the Romans, Alexander the Great and Richard the Lion Heart among many others, each leaving his own unique footprint. First Settlers For a feel of how it all began, the island’s museums are worth a visit for their fascinating array of artifacts discovered in cave dwellings dating from around 7000BC, the time of the first inhabitants of Cyprus. From 3000-700 BC, Cyprus began to emerge as a trading centre, with copper mines drawing merchants from across the Mediterranean. Attracted to the growing opportunities, settlers arrived from Anatolia and Phoenicians from Syria, bringing new Levantine architecture, ceramics and metal workings to the island. Melting Pot of Civilizations The Persians first adopted Cyprus as a base for their wars with Greece in the 6th Century BC. The wars lasted until 333 BC when Alexander the Great brought the Persian Empire to a sudden end. The Ptolemies of Egypt ruled for the next 250 years, a glorious period punctuated by Rome’s invasion of the island in 48 BC. The Roman rule of the island only lasted a few years, as Julius Caesar bestowed the island to his lover, Cleopatra, the last of the Ptolemies as a gift of love. Only following her death was Emperor Augustus able to return Cyprus to the fold of the Roman Empire. Between the 1st and 10th Centuries, multiple communities emerged on the island, with Muslim and Byzantine settlers coexisting in relative harmony until 965 AD, when the Byzantines took full control of the island after defeating the Muslim Caliphate’s Egyptian fleet. Byzantine rule lasted until the 12th Century, when King Richard the Lion-Heart handed the island to Guy de Lusignan, a member of the French Medieval Royalty, to finance his expeditions. The Lusignans inhabited the island for 300 years, from the 12th Century until 1489, when the Venetians captured the island and built the impressive Girne Castle and bestowed the island with the celebrated architecture of Gazimağusa (Famagusta) and Lefkoşa (Nicosia). Modern Cyprus The Ottoman period in Cyprus began in 1571 and lasted for more than three centuries. During this time-period, the two Cypriot communities: Turkish and Greek began to emerge. It was during the later years of the Ottoman rule, in an agreement dating back to 1869, that the British were granted the right to govern Cyprus under the Sultan. In 1960, the Treaty of London and Zurich were signed to grant independence to Cyprus as a partnership state between the Turkish and Greek Communities of the island. The guarantors of the new state were Britain, Greece, and Turkey. In 1963, relations between the two communities separated by language, culture and religion deteriorated and a civil war broke out. The United Nations sent in troops in an attempt to restore peace, creating the Green Line, which effectively divided the two communities. In 1974, Greece attempted a military coup in conjunction with the Greek Cypriot National Guard in a bid to achieve ENOSIS (Idea of union with Greece). In response to this bid and following a consultation with the British government, Turkey intervened to protect the Turkish Cypriot community duly exercising its guarantor role. Cyprus Today The Turkish Republic of North Cyprus (TRNC) was formally established in 1983 and today the island remains divided. The TRNC is a fully democratic state and peace subsists across both sides of the island. On 23 April 2003, the borders between the North and South were opened and it is now also very easy to get around, making North Cyprus a truly excellent destination for those who dream of a holiday steeped in history. As you explore the island, you will certainly enjoy the enduring echoes of the island’s multicultural heritage; a country upon which countless civilizations have left their colorful and fascinating imprints, waiting for you to explore.