Neapolis University Pafos aiming at academic excellence, broadening the interconnection between its curricula with the business world and responding to market needs, enhances its extroversion and expands its partnerships with businesses, organizations and institutions.
In the framework of this effort, on December 14, 2021, Neapolis University Pafos and RSM Cyprus formalized their partnership through the signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation. On behalf of Neapolis University Pafos, it was signed by Dr. Andreas Hadjixenophontos, Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Accounting and Finance and on behalf of RSM Cyprus by Mr. George Themistocleous, Managing Partner and CEO of the company.
RSM Cyprus is member of RSM International, the 6th largest global audit, tax, and consulting network. It has firms in over 120 counties, including the top 40 major business centres worldwide. RSM in Cyprus with offices in Limassol, Paphos and Nicosia, and many years of business operations, provide its audit, tax and consulting services to a multidimensional local and overseas clientele across various industries, i.e. tourism, manufacturing, energy, real estate, shipping, insurance, retail, trading, etc.
The Memorandum of Cooperation refers to the participation of RSM Cyprus in the European Project “University Labor Market Liaison Offices” regarding students placements aiming to gain professional experience, but also to the promotion of cooperative actions of educational and professional interest. It is worth mentioned that RSM Cyprus reported its intention to award the excellent students of the Department of Accounting and Finance of Neapolis University Pafos.
Moreover, RSM Cyprus with the cooperation of the Liaison Office of Neapolis University, presented the company to the third- and fourth- year students of the Department of Accounting and Finance and analyzed their career prospects, the criteria required for professional development but also their future successful employment as graduates of Neapolis University Pafos.
