The University of Cyprus on Monday said there is “nothing irregular” in its allowing students who obtained international high school qualifications to apply to study at the university.
The university’s head of academic affairs Menelaos Menelaou told the Cyprus Mail the university was acting within the bounds of the law. He was responding to teaching union Oelmek’s condemnation of the measure earlier in the day.
“There is nothing irregular going on here. The opportunity to apply...