Archaeological remains go back to the Neolithic Age, and include relics from both ancient Greece and Rome. Cyprus's beaches, mountains, and villages are unsurpassed in natural beauty. The third largest island in the Mediterranean, Cyprus stretches 150 miles from west to east and 60 miles from north to south. Intercollege of Cyprus is an independent, co-educational institution, with campuses in the capital city of Nicosia, and the coastal towns of Limassol and Larnaca. Intercollege grants degrees and professional diplomas in conjunction with thirteen major British institutions, the State University of New York, the University of Indianapolis and Thomas Edison State College.
All instruction is in English.
Student Life Students live in local apartments or residence halls. In addition to the academic program, students have the opportunity to explore the culture of Cyprus at their program site, as well as participating in tours of historical and archaeological sites. Fall term students can make arrangements to finish term in late December.