There are no loans.
The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities
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Croatia – grants and loans
The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities |
Student grants are available to full-time students of first, second and short-cycle study programmes.
Student grants are provided by the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports. Grants are awarded according to need-based criteria such as students’ household income per household member or type and level of student’s disability. The total annual amount of the grant is HRK 10 800 (HRK 1 200 per month during nine months). In the academic year , the ministry provided about 5 200 grants. Universities provide additional grants for full-time students, based on the merit-based criteria, such as the number of ECTS achieved in the past years of study and the grades obtained. The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities
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There are no loans.
The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities |
Cyprus – grants and loans
The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities |
All Cypriot students receive an annual educational grant (basic grant) by the Ministry of Finance. According to new legislation which came into force in 2012, the educational grant is given based on family income criteria. The minimum educational grant is EUR 850 and the maximum is EUR 2 565 per year.
Approximately 10 % of Cypriot students receive targeted need-based grants to cover living, books, rental and computer expenses based on their socioeconomic status. The minimum targeted grant is EUR 500 and the maximum is EUR 3 692 per year. About 2 % of students receive merit-based scholarships. The criteria for scholarships are academic excellence and socioeconomic status. Students may receive up to EUR 2 500-3 500 per year for an undergraduate programme (1st cycle), EUR 2 000 per year for a master’s programme (2nd cycle). The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities |
Study loans are available only for owners of property in the northern Cyprus.
The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities |
Cyprus – grants and loans
The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities |
A big number of Cypriot students, whether studying in payday cash advance American Fork Utah Cyprus or abroad, receive an annual educational grant (basic grant) from the Ministry of Finance, based on family income criteria. The minimum educational grant is EUR 1 450 and the maximum is EUR 2 565 per year. The basic grant is the same for the first and second cycle.
Approximately 10 % of Cypriot and other EU students, studying in Cyprus, receive targeted need-based grants to cover living, books, rental, and computer expenses based on their socioeconomic status. The minimum targeted grant is EUR 300 and the maximum is EUR 3 692 per year. The need-based grant is given to first-cycle students only. About 2 % of students receive merit and need-based scholarships. The criteria for scholarships are academic excellence and socioeconomic status. Students may receive up to EUR 2 500-3 500 per year for an undergraduate programme (1st cycle), EUR 2 500-4 000 per year for a master’s programme (2nd cycle) and EUR 4 000-6 000 for a PhD programme (3rd cycle). The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities |
Study loans are available only for owners of property in the northern part of Cyprus.
The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities |
Cyprus – grants and loans
The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities |
A ‘student grant’ can be awarded to short cycle and 1st and 2nd cycle students to support their studies in Cyprus or abroad. To be eligible students must have resided in Cyprus for at least five years before enrolment. The amount of the grant is based on family income. The annual amount ranges from EUR 1 450 to EUR 3 420.
The ‘student allowance’ is a targeted need-based grant to cover living, books, rental, and computer expenses of 1st cycle students based on their socioeconomic status. The amount is EUR 3 692 per year. A new Student Welfare Service is established to manage the student grant and the student allowances. The grant amounts and distribution criteria are determined autonomously by the universities |
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