The UCY Library serves the learning and information needs of the University community and also meets the information needs of the broader public.
The Library has more than:
The University of Cyprus Library is the first library in Greece and Cyprus to be awarded this level of distinction and constitutes a very effective resource further enhancing student learning.
The Library has achieved, the EFQM award Recognized for Excellence with 3 stars. This distinction is the second out of three EFQM award levels regarding the administration and management of organizations or parts of them.
The Sports Centre recognizes that sports is a broad term and that different people want and expect different things from a sports program. In response to this, the sports program has been divided into several broad categories, as follows:
Recreational Sports
This group of activities is for people who want to improve their overall level of physical fitness. The aim of the University is to make sports an inseparable part of university life.
Internal Championships
Internal championships are open to the entire University community (undergraduate and postgraduate students, academic and administrative personnel). Emphasis is placed on participation as much as winning. They offer a way to improve overall physical fitness, they develop skills and techniques in a variety of sports, and they are fun.
Competitive Sports
This program is designed for those who take sports more seriously and for those who wish to compete as members of the University teams. Experienced coaches oversee the training of these teams. University teams participate in the following competitions:
Sports and the Community
Student Sports Clubs
There are additional programs, which operate on a seasonal base:
The new University Campus is located on the outskirts of east Nicosia, between Aglantzia and Athalassa, and covers an area of approximately 1.2 square kilometers.
An international architectural competition was held in 1992 for the design of the New Campus. The winning designs served as the basis for the final Master Plan, which was completed in 1994 and approved in 1998, at which time building commenced.
The Master Plan conceptualizes the Campus in four distinct zones: public buildings, academic buildings, sports facilities, and student residences.