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The College has an open admission policy and focuses on educational excellence and the achievement of equity among the different communities it serves. CTL Eurocollege holds an Erasmus+ Charter and welcomes applications for temporary admission/teaching/training.
CTL Students come from a diverse range of background and form a warm, tightly-knit hub of multiculturalism, a fact that significantly contributes to both their academic and personal development.
Applications from nominated Students must reach us until July 30th for the following Fall Semester and November 30th for the following Spring Semester.
The language of instruction at CTL is English; therefore, all candidate Students must have at least B1 CEFR level in the English language
Once Students have been nominated by their home Institution for temporary Studies at CTL Eurocollege, the Erasmus+ Coordinator contacts them and provides useful information regarding the College and the procedures they need to follow.
The Erasmus+ Coordinator sends the current Semester list of offered Courses to the Students as soon as this is published, together with the list of required documents.<br>
A short version of the Syllabi is always available on the College website. Students can go to the Programme of their interest and click on each Course, following this link: Programmes of Study
Once Students have chosen the Courses to follow, they will receive the full version of the according Syllabi, so that their Coordinator can approved them and confirm compatibility with their Programme of Study.
Once the approval has been granted, Students will receive a Letter of Acceptance, stating the chosen Courses, the Academic Calendar, the Factsheet as well as OLA instructions. After that, Students must initiate the OLA procedure. They will receive instructions on how to prepare and approve their OLA (Online Learning Agreement).
As from 1/1/2023 Students are required to complete their Academic profile and their Learning Agreement online, following the link below:
Upon their arrival, Students must present themselves to the Academic Office and complete their Registration, presenting the Letter of Acceptance and their identity card or passport. The Academic Administrators will provide them with all required information and guide them how to use the ELMS platform.
Students are informed through email that after the completion of their last Final Examination, the Department needs at least one week for the correction of exam papers and the preparation of Semester Reports. They are therefore advised not to schedule their return earlier than that. The Final Examination period is included in the Academic calendars, which is always sent to Students.
The Erasmus+ Programme offers the Online Language Support (OLS).
It provides a range of interactive and engaging language learning activities to help Students learn a new language or master a language they’ve already studied. The best part of this tool is that it’s designed to cater specifically to the needs of each learner.
For more information please click here to get started.
mariannak@ctleuro.ac.cy
Once a CTL Student has been nominated by the Erasmus+ Committee for temporary studies at a partner Institution, they need to submit the following documents to the receiving Institution:
The language requirements vary according to the Institution; therefore, specific instructions will be provided.
Students are encouraged to take language lessons of the language of instruction of the Institution they are travelling to, provided by the EU Academy.
The Erasmus+ Programme offers the Online Language Support (OLS). It provides a range of interactive and engaging language learning activities to help Students learn a new language or master a language they’ve already studied. The best part is that it’s designed to cater specifically to the needs of each learner.
For more information please click here to get started.
Deadlines vary with each Institution; therefore, specific information will be provided. For long-term Mobility, Students are required to pay their Semester tuition fees at the home Institution.
Students need to submit the Academic Records provided by the receiving Institution to the Erasmus+ Coordinator. The Erasmus+ Coordinator passes on these records to the Academic Office and the Academic Dean of the sending Institution who evaluates them and transfers the according ECTS units of the course, provided it has been successfully completed. Credits earned at other Institutions do not carry quality points and are not calculated into the Students’ Grade Point Averages and Cumulative Point Averages.
mariannak@ctleuro.ac.cy
The language of instruction at CTL is English; therefore, all Faculty candidates must have at least the B2 CEFR level. For the Administrative Staff B1 CEFR level is the minimum requirement.
The following documents should be sent to the Erasmus+ Coordinator:
A Zoom meeting is scheduled in advance to define a research topic. During the visit, both parties will collaborate on a short research paper in a common research area. This will allow the participants to fully utilize the time given.
The Coordinator brings the visiting Lecturer in contact with members of the Faculty of the visiting Institution, who can host them in their class. The two Lecturers agree the topic and dates of Mobility. The agreements are signed. On completion of the Mobility a Certificate is issued to the Lecturer.
From the last week of October until the end of December. Midterm, Final Examination Period and Christmas Holidays are excluded. These are stated on the current Academic Calendar.
From the first week of March until the middle of May. Midterm, Final Examination Period and Easter Holidays are excluded. These are stated on the current Academic Calendar.
mariannak@ctleuro.ac.cy