Overview

Digital Communications and Mass Media refers to the study of how digital technologies, social media platforms, and traditional mass media intersect to shape modern communication. It explores the impact of digital tools on content creation, distribution, and consumption, as well as the evolving relationship between media producers and audiences. This field covers areas like digital marketing, journalism, and the ethical challenges of digital communication.

Programme Structure

Aims

1. To prepare students of the Diploma and BA and B.Sc. degrees for employment in the broad areas of communications, particularly in Radio/TV and Press Journalism, as well as in areas of Corporate Communication, like Advertising, Public Relations and Marketing.
2. To prepare students academically for continued MA studies in both the University of Nicosia M.A. Programme and in other English-speaking countries – USA and UK.
3. To provide students with a well-rounded contemporary background in the media area – academic and practical – so they can become leading professionals in the communication business.
4. To realise the above, the University of Nicosia aims at offering opportunities for practical applications in the University newspapers and in Cyprus radio and television channels, in commercial newspapers of the Cyprus market and in Public Relations and Corporate Communications Consultancies and Agencies.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the programme can be employed as online programme directors, social media strategists or public relations officers, reporters and producers in the mass media such as newspapers and magazines, public relations and advertising agencies, and state and private radio and TV channels. This programme will also prepare students to embark on careers in political communication and research and consultancy.

Academic requirements

Here is grading score requirements for this programme.

GPA

3.0/5

English requirements

IELTS

6.0

TOEFL

80

Scholarships Information

Visa information

Student Visas for Cyprus

Are you from Bangladesh? You’ll likely need a student visa to study in Cyprus.

No worries, we’re here to help you get ready! Here’s what you need to know and do:

• Check if you need a student visa

  • As a Bangladeshi planning full-time study in Cyprus, you generally need a student visa.

• Visit the official Cyprus Ministry of Interior website

  • Find the latest, most reliable info on visa procedures, requirements, fees, and timelines.

  • Bookmark and review it carefully.

• Watch the deadlines

  • Visa processing can take several weeks.

  • Cyprus universities have fixed intake periods—missing deadlines may delay your enrollment.

  • Start your application early.

• Prepare your paperwork
  You’ll likely need:

  • Valid passport

  • Letter of acceptance or Confirmation of Enrollment from a Cypriot institution

  • Completed visa application form (online or at embassy)

  • Proof of financial support for tuition and living costs

  • Health insurance valid in Cyprus

  • Academic transcripts and certificates

  • Proof of English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent)

  • Medical certificate and police clearance (if requested)

• Show proof of finances

  • Demonstrate you can cover tuition fees, accommodation, living expenses, and travel costs.

  • Prepare recent bank statements or financial sponsorship documents.

• Improve your English skills

  • Even if you already have test scores, keep practicing for better communication and study success.

Getting your Cyprus student visa may feel like a lot — but it’s a vital step toward an amazing international study experience.

Good luck!

Work Permit

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Work while studying in Cyprus
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