Publications

The University of Nicosia, in line with its motto Excellence in Education, is dedicated to both the advancement and dissemination of knowledge through the following:

University of Nicosia Press

University of Nicosia Press (formerly Intercollege Press) constitutes the publishing arm of the University, and aims to further its objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education, through publications covering a broad field of academic areas.  Over seventy book titles have been published since 1994, in addition to several research studies, surveys and analyses, as well as policy papers and conference proceedings. The collection, which includes Greek and English academic publications, focuses mainly on Cyprus – engaging in critical debate on contemporary social, economic and political issues. The University of Nicosia has recently entered into collaboration with PAPAZISIS Press, undertaking a formal partnership which enables the joint publication of academic works, and their wide dissemination (in both Greece and Cyprus) via the respective distribution channels of each publisher. The first book, entitled “The Politics of Education in Cyprus” [Τα Πολιτικά της Εκπαίδευσης στην Κύπρο] by Panayiotis K. Persianis, launched the partnership in April 2010.

The Cyprus Review

The Cyprus Review is a bi-annual, refereed journal published by the University of Nicosia. It focuses on Cyprus, engaging with and commenting on the social, economic and political issues pertinent to the island. The journal was first published in 1989 and enjoys a unique position internationally, recently also becoming available on EBSCO, one of the leading international research database services. Authorship is mainly from local scholars, though the journal regularly hosts contributions from scholars abroad. An Editorial Board composed of local, Cyprus-based scholars, as well as an international Advisory Board, made up of leading names working at institutions in Greece, Britain, France, Germany and the United States, provides the Review with the all-important element of local ownership, while ensuring that the journal meets the highest international standards.