1. Higher Education Doctorate Degree Programmes evaluated/accredited by the Agency
1. Higher Education Master Degree Programmes evaluated/accredited by the Agency
Higher Education Programmes that are not evaluated/accredited by the Agency, but are evaluated/accredited within the previous Legislative Framework. Their accreditation ceases to be in effect at the end of the Fall semester 2021.
Re-evaluation/accreditation by the CYQAA is mandatory.
1. Private Universities Programmes that were evaluated/accredited by the Evaluation Committee for Private Universities (ECPU) within the framework of the "Private Universities (Establishment of Operation and Control) Laws 2005 to 2011"
| Private Universities | Document |
|---|---|
| European University of Cyprus | |
| University Frederick | |
| University of Nicosia | |
| University Neapolis Paphou | |
| University of Central Lancashire - Cyprus |
2. Programmes, recognized by the state, that were not evaluated by the Evaluation Committee for Private Universities (ECPU) and operated legally until their evaluation by the agency CYQAA. Those that are not included in the table with the programmes accredited by the agency will not accept new students from the Fall semester 2021.
3. Programmes, recognized by the state, which were evaluated by the Council for Educational Evaluation and Accreditation (SEKAP). Those that are not included in the table with the programmes accredited by the agency will not accept new students from the Fall semester 2021.
1. Higher Education Programmes in Medicine evaluated/accredited by the Agency
Emily Mouskou has been coordinating external programmatic and institutional evaluations within CYQAA since 2018. With an MA in Curriculum, from the Open University of Cyprus, Emily has worked in the field of Education for 25 years as a Primary School teacher on the Public Sector. As an Education Officer at CYQAA, and in addition to the coordination of external evaluations, Emily is primarily responsible for the implementation of Council decisions and the compilation of the Agency’s Registry of Experts. Emily has attended a number of conferences and seminars in Cyprus relevant to Education.
During the last 3 academic years, she is the Agency’s Representative in the World Federation for Medical Education (WFME) and has participated in European conferences on issues related to the provision of quality Medical Education



