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EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY |
EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY
STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS These ongoing collaborations are of direct benefit to students who choose to study at EMU. Each semester a large number of EMU students realize the opportunity to experience education and life in another country as part of their programme of studies:
CAMPUS LIFE Set in 2,200 acres of land just outside Famagusta, EMU offers a pleasant and attractive environment in which to study. Its modern and well-equipped educational facilities include conference rooms, activity centres, dedicated laboratories, and computer centres in all main buildings. An excellent library offers not only a wide range of educational resources but a superior study environment. EMU has its own fully-equipped health centre, post-office and a wide choice of catering outlets and shops to serve students’ every need. A thriving calendar of social and cultural activities enlivens the campus throughout the academic year, and the university’s very own radio and television channels add further colour to life in the EMU community.
SPORT EMU’s large, open campus has allowed for the development of a full range of sporting opportunities. Tennis courts, basketball courts and astro-turf football pitches are all in daily use. EMU’s outdoor athletics stadium further provides a full-sized tartan running track, whilst the Lala Mustafa Pasha indoor sports centre with its 3,500 person capacity, serves as the venue for major sporting and cultural events.
DORMITORIES AND ACCOMMODATION SERVICES Key to happiness and success in a new environment is a comfortable place to live, study and sleep. In this regard, EMU dormitories offer accommodation to almost 5,000 students with priority being given to newly enrolled students. For those who prefer to be more independent and rent their own apartment, the university offers a free support service to assist students with locating accommodation and negotiating a fair contract with the landlord. For further information about the range and prices of available dormitory accommodation, please visit: http://dormitories.emu.edu.tr/English/index.htm
FAMAGUSTA AND NORTHERN CYPRUS EMU’s modern campus is situated not far from the medieval city of Famagusta. The history of the city and the region however stretches back to ancient times, and is rich in historical and archaeological sites that offer a flavour of the many different cultures and civilizations that the island has hosted. With such an inheritance, it is hardly surprising that today Famagusta is once more developing into a major cultural, artistic and educational centre, and collaborating with EMU to host major international festivals and performers from around the world. Miles of sandy, unspoiled coastline meanwhile combine with the climate of the Eastern Mediterranean to enable swimming and an outdoor life to be pursued for around eight months of the year. The relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle and the culture of hospitality for which the region is famous meanwhile combine to provide students from abroad with an environment that is not only welcoming but extremely safe to live and study in. For those students who wish to experience more of what this beautiful region has to offer, the major cities and tourist centres of Turkey are readily accessible by both air and sea at reasonable cost. Istanbul is just over an hour away by plane, whilst the coastal resorts of southern Turkey can be reached in just a few hours by sea. English is widely spoken across Northern Cyprus and there will always be somebody willing to help in the case of any difficulties. Local people are always delighted however to hear foreigners try out their Turkish, and since all students at EMU take Turkish language courses, there is plenty of support provided in this regard. And since Turkish is one of the top 20 most widely-spoken languages in the world, this indeed is yet another opportunity that living on the island presents. Northern Cyprus is a country that welcomes all visitors regardless of their origins, nationalities or beliefs. In keeping with this spirit of peaceful co-existence, EMU maintains facilities for religious practice on behalf of both its Moslem and Christian students. Furthermore, EMU positively encourages the diverse cultures and nationalities that make up our community to come together in a celebration of our multicultural character. The atmosphere of friendship that has resulted is one of the distinguishing features of our university.
COSTS Depending on the programme students choose to enroll on, standard tuition fees range from 6500 USD to 8000 USD per one academic year.
Accommodation and living expenses will obviously vary according to
choice and lifestyle. However, given current exchange rates, students at
EMU would normally need to budget for around 300 USD per month for
accommodation and bills, and a further 300 USD per month to support an
economic but reasonable lifestyle during the course of their studies. SCHOLARSHIPS AND DISCOUNTS Standard tuition fees may however be substantially reduced through application for what are extremely wide-ranging and generous scholarship schemes, which include:
For more detailed information about grants and scholarships at EMU, please visit: http://web2009.emu.edu.tr/registrarsoffice/scholarships.aspx For postgraduate students in particular also, EMU also provides student and research assistantships that provide financial help as well as valuable working experience.
ADMISSION PROCEDURES Admission Categories Applications to the undergraduate programs are accepted twice a year, with applicants being granted admission in two categories: 1) Admission to the English Preparatory Year Program The main objective of this program is the development of proficiency in the use of English so that the student will be adequately prepared to undertake university-level studies conducted in the medium of English. 2) Admission Directly to Freshman Level Applicants who can demonstrate proficiency in English sufficient for university-level studies can register directly for freshman classes. Evidence of English Language Proficiency All major international English language exams such as IELTS, TOEFL, and Cambridge ESOL certificates, as well as GCEs in English are accepted as valid for the purposes of exemption from the Preparatory Year. Should documentary evidence not be available, applicants may also take the EMU English language proficiency test on arrival in Northern Cyprus, which will determine their readiness to enter the freshman programme. TOEFL IBT is also regularly administered at the university. Students whose English is not yet ready for advanced academic study may spend a minimum of one and a maximum of four semesters in the Preparatory School, according to level on entry and speed of progress in the preparatory classes. For further information about specific exemption criteria, please visit: http://web2009.emu.edu.tr/registrarsoffice/admissions.aspx Documentation required for admission to EMU Overseas applicants must supply:
Note: Official English translations of documents are necessary if they are in any language other than English For further information and to access application forms, please visit: http://web2009.emu.edu.tr/registrarsoffice/admissions.aspx These pages also give full information about procedures if you are already a university student and wish to transfer to Eastern Mediterranean University. Submitting the Application Applications may be submitted to the EMU Registrar’s Office as follows: E - mail : registrar@emu.edu.tr
Fax : + (90) 392 365 12 41 or + (90) 392 365 13 17 For enquiries please contact: + (90) 392 365 3644 or + (90) 392 365 0700 |
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EMU was established 30 years ago and immediately took its place amongst the best universities in the Mediterranean region. It is an international university with 14,000 students from 70 different countries, and almost 1,000 instructors from 35 different countries. Numerous collaborations through student exchange programs with universities abroad add to the international dimension of the educational experience, enabling our students to meet young people from many different parts of the world and with a wide variety of cultural backgrounds and perspectives. |
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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE Urban Design and Landscape Architecture FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Applied Mathematics and Computer Science FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Banking and Finance FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA Public Relations and Advertising Visual Arts & Visual Communication Design FACULTY OF EDUCATION Computer and Instructional Technology Teacher Education FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Electrical and Electronics Engineering Information Systems Engineering SCHOOL OF APPLIED DISCIPLINES Banking and Finance International Trade and Business Information Management Systems SCHOOL OF COMPUTING AND TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL OF TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT Tourism and Hospitality Management (vocational programme also available).
GRADUATE PROGRAMS FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE Rural Architecture Architecture FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Eastern Mediterranean Studies Physics English Language and Literature Chemistry Applied Mathematics and Computer Science Information Systems (non-thesis) FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Banking and Finance Banking and Finance (non-thesis) Economics Economics (non-thesis) Business Administration Business Administration (non-thesis) International Relations FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA STUDIES Communication and Media Studies FACULTY OF EDUCATION Educational Sciences English Language Teaching Secondary School Subject Teaching FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Computer Engineering Electrical and Electronic Engineering Industrial Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering SCHOOL OF TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY Tourism Management (thesis and non-thesis options available) PhD PROGRAMMES FACULTY OF EDUCATION Educational Sciences English Language Teaching FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Physics Chemistry Applied Mathematics and Computer Science FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA STUDIES Communications and Media Studies FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Economics FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE Architecture FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Computer Engineering Electrical and Electronic Engineering Industrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering
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