Doctoral Degrees
Doctoral Degree in Cyprus
Content
1. Doctoral Degree in Cyprus
2. Universities and Ph.D. programs
3. Admission requirements
4. English Language Proficiency
5. Duration of Ph.D. studies and program structure
PhD Degree in Cyprus
Universities in Cyprus offer all necessary facilities for comprehensive and innovative research.
Faculty staff in each university is represented by academic professionals, well-known for the innovative research contributions and publications, who are willing to transfer necessary knowledge to Ph.D. candidates.
Enrolled Ph.D. students work under the comprehensive supervision of the experienced faculty representatives and visit regular meetings to gain skills, learn tools, and exercise techniques to conduct original research of high quality.
In addition to the access to traditional libraries with one of the best databases and scientific publications in the world, students are provided with electronic library account for conducting convenient self-studying at home.
A multicultural environment is an excellent opportunity to meet thinkers and practitioners from academia and create a professional network.
After conducting their research, Ph.D. graduates implement an academic career in both public and private institutions in Cyprus or abroad pursuing positions in government organisations or the private sector.
Universities which offer PhD degree
PhD degrees at University of Nicosia
Ph.D. in Business Administration
DBA in Business Administration
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology
Ph.D. in Criminology
Ph.D. in Media and Communications
Ph.D. Psychology
Ph.D. in TESOL
Ph.D. in Theology
Ph.D. in International Relations and European Studies
Ph.D. in Law
Ph.D. in Public Administration
Ph.D. in Medical Science
Ph.D. in Computer Science
Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering
Ph.D. in Exercise Science and Physical Education
Ph.D. in Nursing
Ph.D. in Nutrition and Dietetics
Ph.D. in Oil, Gas and Energy Engineering
Ph.D. in Physiotherapy
Phd degree at UCLan University Cyprus
UCLan Cyprus offers conducted Postgraduate Research Studies with the university’s main campus in the UK offering a variety of Ph.D. programs.
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Ph.D. program Admission
For entry to the Doctoral Program, applicants must be holders of a Master's Degree in a relevant area of studies from the accredited institution.
Candidates for Ph.D. should submit the Application along with all supporting documents:
- Accredited Master's Degree and good academic record
- Proof of English Language proficiency (please see below)
- Ph.D. research proposal 1500-2000 words proposing the particular theme and questions to be analysed during studies, aim and objectives, research methodology, literature listing to be used in research studies.
- Personal Statement (700-1000 words) highlighting applicants’ academic interests, goals, and expectations as for the Ph.D. studies at a particular institution as well as describing personal strengths and competencies indicating the suitability of a candidate for the doctoral research program.
- Reference letters (or Letters of Recommendation) from former lecturers or other professionals (employers) who know the candidate personally from the perspective of professional or academic skills, abilities and attitudes and can suggest the applicant for the Ph.D. studies.
Please note that the Application requirements can be different for each program. Please feel free to ask for more information.
English Proficiency Requirements for Doctoral Degree in Cyprus
The applicants for the Ph.D. research program have to present an English language proficiency certificate.
- Minimum TOEFL scores 550-600 for paper-based examination or 212-250 computer-based results; IELTS with a score of 6.5; GCSE “O” Level with minimum “C”.
- Applicants whose previous degree was taught in English are not required to submit a language proficiency certificate.
Duration of the Doctoral Program
Ph.D. students can enrol in the program either in October or February (Fall or Spring semester). Usually, there is a call for application announced by the university.
The duration of any Ph.D. program is generally 3 years or 6 semesters.
The doctoral course of studies can be divided into a few phases.
Initially, Ph.D. students are expected to take relevant courses, (research methodology, literature review, etc.), the number of ECTS credits may vary depending on the program a Ph.D. student is pursuing.
In the preliminary stage, students are expected to complete their research proposal (7.500-10.000 words). The final stage is thesis writing and its formal defence.
Please notice that the information provided on our page is general guidance. The application process for a Ph.D. program may vary from department to department and university to university according to criteria of acceptance, admission requirements, and language proficiency.
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