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University of Kyrenia
Karakum, Girne / Kyrenia · North Cyprus
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Academic programmes and entry requirements
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The University of Kyrenia offers programs including maritime studies, aviation, engineering, medicine, dentistry and pharmacy.
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This profile is informational. Enquiries are not automatically sent to the university and do not guarantee admission, scholarships or visas. No official partnership is implied. University information was compiled from official sources on 29 September 2026.
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