Bachelors Degrees (BSc) in Maritime Studies

Frederick University is one of the leading private universities in the Republic of Cyprus, a European Union member state. It was established on September 12, 2007, following a decision by the Council of Ministers. Although Frederick University was founded recently, the organization has a more than 50-year history in higher education. The university, which enjoys national and international respect and recognition and is favorably ranked in Global University Rankings, offers a diverse range of programs of study in Science, Engineering, Business, Arts, Architecture, the Humanities, Health, and Education.

Solent University is a public university in Southampton, United Kingdom. It is dedicated to pursuing an excellent university education that enables learners from all backgrounds to become enterprising citizens and responsible leaders. By promoting economic and social prosperity for the communities it serves, Solent University aims to offer an outstanding student experience. This is done by combining applied skills and intellectual challenge with a diverse, inclusive, and supportive learning environment. All courses are designed with employability in mind, which makes industry-based learning a priority. The university partners with local businesses and organizations to offer students the most relevant experience that will provide the necessary skills for their future careers.

Cyprus Maritime Academy was founded in 2015-2016 and is the first of its kind in Cyprus. The academy aims to develop and offer competencies in the three main areas of the Marine Industry: Nautical Science (Officer in Charge of Navigational Watch), Marine Engineering (Officer in Charge of Engineering Watch), and Marine Electro-technology (Electro-technical Officer). The courses offered at CyMA are based at Intercollege Nicosia. The training will also take place in Limassol, the heart of maritime in Cyprus. Cyprus Maritime Academy aims to attract local, EU, and international cadets. Therefore, all subjects are delivered in English, the international maritime language.