Student Care provides quality services and information on curriculum, student life, regulations and generally anything that students may need during their studies at Neapolis University. Essentially the Student Care is the link between students and Neapolis University.
The main responsibilities of Registrar office are:
Welfare support office provides academic, financial and advisory support quality services and information as well on matters relating to studies, student life and regulations during their studies at Neapolis University consisting the link between student community and the University.
The NUP Library provides to all its members reference and support services from bibliographical support and directions to software assistance and guidance on the use of information technologies. Also, offers access to a rich collection of information resources from printed books to electronic databases.
The Careers Office has been established to support students and graduates in order to cope with the fast changing needs of labor market. It informs students about career opportunities or options after completing or during their studies. It serves also as a link between employers interested in recruiting for part or full time well educated staff and students looking for a temporary or permanent job place.
Through students clubs, the members of NUP student society have the opportunity to participate in numerous sports competitions or cultural events organized by the various municipalities of Paphos Province, such as the international beach volleyball competitions of the Municipality of Geroskipou, the Akamas international Marathon, the cycling races of Kouklia and the amateur swimming and tennis competitions of Paphos organized on an annual basis by the sports clubs of the local communities.
The Pastoral Support office provides academic, financial and advisory support quality services and information on matters relating to studies, student life and regulations during their studies at Neapolis University, consisting the link between students and the University.
A complaint is an expression of dissatisfaction either about the program and courses, communication and administration of the Uuniversity or its staff, facilities or services provided by the University or about actions, lack of actions or omissions by the University or its staff. Complaints cannot be based on personal preferences regarding the faculty/professional staff members’ physical appearance, personal values, sexual orientation or the right to academic freedom or the freedom of expression.
