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The Cyprus University of Technology invites applications for one academic position in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering, at the rank of Assistant Professor or Lecturer, in the specialty “Emerging Materials and Energy Devices.” The post may be based in Limassol and/or Paphos and/or any other district of the Republic of Cyprus. A doctoral degree from a recognised university is required for all ranks; the University may require recognition of the degree by the Cyprus Council for the Recognition of Higher Education Qualifications (ΚΥ.Σ.Α.Τ.Σ.). Minimum qualifications for each rank are described at https://www.cut.ac.cy/university/administration/administrative-services/hr/jobs/staff-categories/academic-staff-qualifications/. Candidates are assessed only for the rank or ranks for which they applied through the electronic platform. Applicants need not be citizens of the Republic of Cyprus. Under the Περί Προϋπολογισμού του Τεχνολογικού Πανεπιστημίου Κύπρου του 2023 (Νόμος 2023), article 18, academic or other teaching staff who are employed must reside permanently in the Republic for as long as they are employed by the University, and payment of their remuneration is conditional on compliance with this requirement.
Good knowledge of Greek is required, as defined by the relevant Public Service Commission circular or at level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). If an elected candidate does not demonstrate proficiency through either of these means, the candidate and the Department to which they belong are committed, at the time of election, to the candidate acquiring good knowledge of Greek within three years. Total annual gross remuneration, including the 13th salary, is calculated at a minimum of €65,998 (A13/1) for an Assistant Professor, on Scale Α13–Α14, and €50,164 (A12/1 – reduced entry scales under legislation) for a Lecturer, on Scale Α12–Α13. Statutory contributions to state funds and income tax are deducted. The University Council may place an appointee at any point on the salary scale, recognising additional years of prior service after deducting the service required for the rank, in accordance with legislation and criteria. For academic staff, duties begin between the first working day of August and the first working day of September for the Fall Semester, or between the first working day of December and the first working day of January for the Spring Semester, with at least one month’s notice. The expected start is the Fall Semester 2027, between August and September 2027, unless otherwise agreed.
Applications are submitted electronically at www.cut.ac.cy/jobs by Friday, 15 January 2027, 23:59 GMT +2. Required files must be in English, in PDF format and submitted as separate files: a letter stating the Department, rank or ranks, specialty and date the candidate could take up duties; a CV including a publication list where applicable and detailed employment history (position, organisation/university, exact employment dates, full-time or part-time status and, for part-time work, hours per month or week); a short review of research work and description of future scientific plans of up to 500 words; three representative publications, each as a separate file (optional for Lecturer applications); and evidence of qualifications. Applicants must also provide the names and email addresses of at least three academics, who will be automatically notified on submission to provide confidential reference letters in English within seven days after the application deadline. Applicants may not request letters from current members of the Cyprus University of Technology’s academic staff. Applicants are responsible for informing the academics and obtaining their consent before applying, entering their correct contact details, and ensuring that at least three letters are uploaded by the applicable seven-day deadline. An automatic notification is sent for each submitted letter. Applications and materials submitted previously will not be considered. No changes can be made after submission; applicants must confirm successful registration of the application, for which they will receive an automatic confirmation message. Incomplete applications, including those without at least three letters uploaded by the deadline, will not be considered. After the application deadline, provided there is no conflict of interest between candidates and Special Committee members or among Committee members, candidates selected by the Committee will be invited to an oral interview. The recruitment process usually takes seven to nine months; all candidates are informed of the result after the process is completed and the University’s competent bodies validate the outcome. For information: [email protected], +357 25002210 or +357 25002134. The University applies an equal-opportunities policy, encourages applications from all genders and does not discriminate on the basis of race, colour, religion, sex, nationality, age, physical ability, marital status or sexual orientation.
The Cyprus University of Technology invited applications for one position in the Department of Communication and Marketing, School of Communication and Media Studies, at Assistant Professor or Lecturer rank in Computational Political Communication. Candidates were assessed only for the rank or ranks for which they applied. A doctorate from a recognised university was required; the University could request recognition by the Cyprus Council for the Recognition of Higher Education Qualifications (ΚΥ.Σ.Α.Τ.Σ.). Minimum qualifications for each rank are described at https://www.cut.ac.cy/university/administration/administrative-services/hr/jobs/staff-categories/academic-staff-qualifications/. Applicants did not have to be citizens of the Republic of Cyprus. However, under the Budget Law of the Cyprus University of Technology of 2023 (Law 2023), article 18, academic or other teaching staff must reside permanently in the Republic for as long as they are employed by the University; payment of salary depends on compliance with this requirement. Good knowledge of Greek was required, as specified in the relevant Public Service Commission circular, or level B2 under the CEFR. If a selected candidate did not meet either of those standards, the candidate and the Department were to undertake to achieve good knowledge of Greek within three years. The postholder’s base would be Limassol and/or Paphos and/or any other district of the Republic of Cyprus.
Total annual gross earnings, including the 13th salary, are at least €65,998 for Assistant Professor (combined scales A13–A14, minimum A13/1) and €50,164 for Lecturer (A12–A13, minimum A12/1 on reduced entry scales under legislation). Statutory contributions and income tax are deducted. At election, the University Council may place the appointee at a point on the salary scale by recognising additional years of prior service, after deducting the service required for the rank and applying the statutory criteria.
The electronic application deadline was Friday, 15 January 2027, 23:59 GMT+2. The application and all required materials had to be submitted in English as separate PDF files through www.cut.ac.cy/jobs. Required materials were a letter specifying the Department, rank or ranks, speciality and date available to take up duties; a CV including a publications list where applicable and detailed prior-employment information (position, organisation/university, exact employment dates, full- or part-time status and, for part-time work, hours per month or week); a review of research work and description of future scientific plans of up to 500 words; evidence of qualifications; and the names and email addresses of at least three academics to provide confidential reference letters in English. Three representative publications, each as a separate file, were also required, except that publications were optional for applications at Lecturer rank. The academics were notified automatically upon submission and had to provide their letters within seven days of the application deadline. Applicants were responsible for ensuring the academics had been informed and had consented beforehand, and that their contact details were correct; applicants also had to verify successful application registration and ensure at least three letters were uploaded by the seven-day deadline. Applicants could not request letters from current CUT academic staff. Previous applications, materials and letters were not considered. Applications could not be changed after submission, and incomplete applications—including those without at least three letters by the stated deadline—were not considered.
After the application deadline, provided no conflict of interest was identified between candidates and Special Committee members or among Committee members, candidates selected by the Committee were to be invited to an oral interview. The process usually takes seven to nine months, and all candidates are notified after it is completed and the result is ratified by the University’s competent bodies. The successful candidate was expected to take up duties in the Fall Semester 2027, which begins in September 2027; the start was expected between the first working day of August and the first working day of September, unless otherwise agreed. In general, academic staff start between the first working day of August and the first working day of September for the Fall Semester, or between the first working day of December and the first working day of January for the Spring Semester, with at least one month’s notice.
The Cyprus University of Technology is accepting applications for one post in the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, at Assistant Professor or Lecturer level, in “Person-Centred Clinical Adult Speech and Language Therapy”. The post will be based in Limassol and/or Paphos and/or any other district of the Republic of Cyprus. A PhD from a recognised university is required; the University may request recognition by the Cyprus Council for the Recognition of Higher Education Qualifications (ΚΥ.Σ.Α.Τ.Σ.). Minimum qualifications for each rank are described on the relevant website. Applicants are assessed only for the rank or ranks selected in their online application and need not be citizens of the Republic of Cyprus. Under article 18 of the 2023 Cyprus University of Technology Budget Law (Νόμος 2023), academic staff must reside permanently in the Republic while employed, and salary is paid only if this obligation is met. Good Greek is required under the relevant Public Service Commission circular or at CEFR level B2. If the successful candidate does not meet this requirement, the candidate and the Department undertake to achieve it within three years.
Annual gross pay, including the 13th salary, is at least €65,998 (A13/1) for Assistant Professor, on scales A13–A14, and €50,164 (A12/1 – reduced entry scales under the legislation) for Lecturer, on scales A12–A13. Statutory contributions and income tax are deducted. The University Council may place the successful candidate at another point on the scale, recognising additional years of service after deducting the service required for the rank, in accordance with the legislation and relevant criteria. The expected start is in the Autumn Semester 2027, between August and September 2027, unless otherwise agreed. In general, commencement is set between the first working day of August and the first working day of September for the Autumn Semester, or between the first working day of December and the first working day of January for the Spring Semester, with at least one month’s notice.
Applications must be submitted by Friday 29 January 2027 at 23:59 GMT+2 through www.cut.ac.cy/jobs. All materials must be in English, as separate PDF files: a letter stating the Department, rank(s), specialty and available start date; a CV including a publication list where applicable and detailed employment history (position, organisation/university, exact dates, full- or part-time status, and hours per month or week for part-time work); a review of research work and future scientific plans of up to 500 words; evidence of qualifications; and three representative publications as separate files, optional for Lecturer applications. Applicants must also provide the names and email addresses of at least three academics, who will be automatically notified to submit confidential reference letters in English within seven days after the application deadline. Applicants may not request letters from current Cyprus University of Technology academic staff.
Before applying, applicants must inform the academics and obtain their consent, and check that their contact details are correct. They must ensure that at least three reference letters are uploaded by seven days after the application deadline; applications that are incomplete, including failure to meet this reference-letter requirement, will not be considered. Applicants must confirm successful submission through the automatic notification; applications cannot be changed after submission. Previous applications, materials and letters will not be considered. After the deadline and conflict-of-interest checks, candidates selected by the Special Committee will be invited to an oral interview. The process usually takes seven to nine months. For information: [email protected], +357 25002210 or +357 25002134.
The University of Cyprus announces one position at Lecturer or Assistant Professor rank, in the specialisation “Assessment, Repair and Strengthening of Structures” in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (notice no. 1983). Further information: https://www.ucy.ac.cy/hr/employment/vacancies/academic/. No application deadline or submission method is stated.
The University of Cyprus announced five academic staff positions under reference number 1941: two in the Department of Computer Science, in Human-Computer Interaction and Security and Privacy, and three in the Department of Physics, in theoretical/computational physics (biological, molecular or soft-matter physics), observational astrophysics/astronomy, and experimental physics of ultrafast light-matter interactions. Each position is at Lecturer or Assistant Professor level.
The text gives no application deadline. Further information is available at https://www.ucy.ac.cy/hr/employment/vacancies/academic/
The University of Cyprus advertised two academic staff positions at the School of Medicine, at the rank of Associate Professor or Professor, in the specialties of Pathology and Physiology. The announcement does not state an application deadline. Further information is available at https://www.ucy.ac.cy/hr/employment/vacancies/academic/.
The open call SoS2LearnDBS 1st Open Call for Transition Agendas (OC-TAg1-SoS2LearnDBS-2026) supports Transition Agendas for restoring ecosystems in the Danube River basin and the Black Sea region, with active participation by local communities and an emphasis on sustainable water management. Its five focus areas are the Upper Danube, Middle Danube, Lower Danube, Danube Delta and Black Sea region. The project is funded by the European Commission under Horizon Europe.
The call’s total budget is €1,125,000 and the funding rate is 100%. Potential beneficiary groups listed include fishermen, aquaculturists and vessel owners; local authorities; educational institutions; chambers; researchers/research centres/institutions; non-profit organisations; NGOs; SMEs; service providers; and associations. Detailed participation requirements and the full call description are referred to in the English call text. Proposal submission opened on 09/10/2026 and closes on 11/12/2026; no closing time is stated. Consult the call through Funding & Tenders and the SOS2LEARNDBS website for details and submission information.
The service allows users to calculate nitrogen removal through harvesting, for each crop. It is provided partially online: https://www.gov.cy/moa-ari/app-nitrogen/.
Contact person: Damianos Neocleous. Address: P.O. Box 22016, 1516 Nicosia. Hours: 07:30–15:00. Telephone: +357 22403115. Email: [email protected].
The service provides access to the CYPOS Network, which transmits data to registered users who have high-accuracy GPS devices. The service is provided online.
To get started, you need a CY Login account. If you do not have one, you can register to create an account. The account must be verified before first use. Verification can be done through online banking, a video conference/video call, or by visiting a Citizens Service Centre (KEP) or a District Post Office. Official service-start link: https://eservices.dls.moi.gov.cy/translationCatalog.aspx?redPage=https%3A%2F%2Feservices.dls.moi.gov.cy%2F%23%2Fcustomer%2Fprofile%2Fprofilegroups&lang=%22el%22. Hours: 07:30–15:00. Telephone: 17100. Email: [email protected].
This open call is for consortia of hosting sites and fellow-sending organisations for EFSA’s EU-FORA fellowship programme. The sending organisation proposes a fellow, and the hosting site offers the work programme and is responsible for the fellow’s training. The expected EU contribution is up to €55,000 per project; the call’s total budget is €825,000, not a grant per beneficiary. The submission deadline is 24/02/2027.
This open call seeks scientific and technical assistance for EFSA’s FIP Unit in preparing scientific outputs on the re-evaluation of food additives under Regulation (EU) No 257/2010 and their follow-up assessments. It is for eligible organisations included on the list of competent organisations designated by Member States. The total call budget is €300.000; no funding rate applies, and fixed amounts are specified per deliverable.
The open CIPHER Open Call 1 offers cascade funding and technical implementation to assess, validate or expand CIPHER’s cybersecurity capabilities for critical infrastructure, with a focus on Operational Technology (OT) environments. It is for eligible legal entities and consortia of legal entities. The funding rate is 50%, and the expected EU contribution per project is up to €60,000. The call is open, and the application deadline is 06/01/2027.
The open Creative Innovation Lab call supports projects involving cooperation between the audiovisual sector and at least one of the music, books or museums sectors. It is for eligible legal entities, public or private bodies, established in an eligible country. The total call budget is €7.183.502 and the stated funding rate is 80%; this is the call budget, not a grant amount per beneficiary. The application deadline is 22/04/2027; the source does not state a closing time.
The call is open for submissions from 14/10/2026 until 14/12/2026; no closing time is stated. Its total budget is €210,000 for up to 11 six-month pilot projects. Eligible applicant types listed are educational institutions, researchers/research centres/organisations, non-profit organisations, non-governmental organisations and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). For detailed participation conditions, the notice refers applicants to the English call text: https://www.fundingprogrammesportal.gov.cy/en/call/valleys-open-call-1-gr-2026/.
Projects must put into practice at least one of the four EU Codes of Good Practice: intellectual-asset management, standardisation, industry–academia co-creation, or citizen engagement. Strand A covers user onboarding, configuration, staff training and testing the AI-enabled Toolbox in real use cases. Strand B covers cross-border staff secondments between two Knowledge Valorisation Intermediaries (KVIs). Strand C combines the activities of Strands A and B.
Funding is up to €10,000 for Strand A, up to €30,000 for two partners in Strand B, and up to €40,000 for two partners in Strand C. The total amount an organisation may request through different proposals cannot exceed €60,000. The notice lists Funding & Tenders and the Valleys Open Call 1 webpage; it does not specify how to submit an application. The contact provided for enquiries is [email protected].
This call from the EU-funded Cultural Horizons project supports professional mobility for Ukrainian artists and cultural and creative sector professionals, with the aim of developing cultural and artistic projects through EU–Ukrainian partnerships. It is for Ukrainian artists, cultural practitioners, cultural managers, researchers and other cultural and creative sector professionals. Applicants from Cyprus are included as applicants from an EU member state, subject to the eligibility conditions of each individual call; eligibility is not automatic. The project is a collaboration between the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation (Ukraine) and Cultural Vistas gGmbH (Germany), and is co-funded by the European Union.
The total budget is €220,000. Grants per beneficiary range from €2,500 (130,000 UAH) to €5,500 (280,000 UAH). Mobility may support work, study, research, exchanges and educational initiatives in the EU and Ukraine.
Applications are submitted through the EU Funding & Tenders portal by 28 December 2026 at 17:00 UTC. Information and application: https://ucf.in.ua/en/m_lots/6ad9d802de987634770e33c2. Online information sessions are planned; updates will be posted at https://horizons.ucf.in.ua/en/ and https://culturalvistas.eu/our-programs/professional-study-tours/cultural-horizons. For grant-call questions, the source lists programa.coho@ ucf.in.ua; for other questions, it lists [email protected].
CIPHER Open Call 1 is a cascade-funding and technical implementation call under the EU-funded CIPHER project. It is for legal entities or consortia developing, adopting, integrating or testing cybersecurity solutions at technology readiness levels TRL 6–8, and for certified auditors with demonstrable experience assessing NIS2 compliance in critical sectors. Proposals address six challenges across Knowledge, Testing, Range/Environment and DevSecOps, with a focus on Operational Technology (OT) environments such as energy, transport, healthcare and water management. Selected participants work with CIPHER mentors through three consecutive Sprints.
Applicants must be established in an EU Member State, including overseas countries and territories, or an EEA country (Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein). A consortium may include up to three independent legal entities and must include a technology provider and an end-user/technology adopter; a certified cybersecurity auditor/compliance assessor may participate optionally. Each legal entity may take part in only one application, individually or as part of a consortium; if it submits more than one, only its first submission will be considered. The total call budget is €4,320,000, the funding rate is 50%, and the expected EU contribution is up to €60,000 per project.
Applications are due by 6 January 2027. EU contact point: [email protected]. Detailed participation requirements and application guidance are provided on the call website and in the guidelines for applicants.
The open call CREA-MEDIA-2027-INNOVBUSMOD under the Creative Europe programme supports the development and/or dissemination of innovative tools and business models to improve the visibility, availability, audience reach and diversity of European works in the digital age, and to strengthen the competitiveness and green transition of the European audiovisual industry, including video games. Support also aims to help the industry adapt to opportunities arising from Artificial Intelligence and contribute to the implementation of the Apply AI Strategy.
The total call budget is €14,000,000 and the funding rate is 80%. The listed beneficiaries are international organisations, businesses, researchers/research centres/organisations, private entities, state organisations and state-owned enterprises, and legal entities. The beneficiary notes refer to the detailed description in English; no further eligibility conditions or exceptions are provided here. Proposal submission opens on 2026-09-30 and closes on 2027-01-14. The supplied text does not state a closing time or submission method.
The NEWS – Media Literacy call under the Creative Europe programme supports innovative, collaborative cross-border media literacy projects, with particular emphasis on non-educational settings. Projects should strengthen citizens’ critical approach to media and resilience against disinformation and information manipulation, address changes in the media landscape, involve relevant actors, and build on or scale up good practices.
The call’s total budget is €3,500,000 and the funding rate is 70%. The expected EU contribution is up to €500,000 per project; this is an indicative maximum contribution per project, not a guaranteed grant amount.
Beneficiaries and affiliated entities may apply if they are public or private legal entities established in a Creative Europe participating country: an EU Member State, including its overseas countries and territories; an eligible EEA country; or a country associated with the programme. International organisations are eligible and are not subject to the eligible-country rules. The submission deadline is 20 January 2027; the text does not state a closing time or a specific submission method. For detailed information, the notice refers applicants to Funding & Tenders and the call document.
The open NEWS – Media Freedom Rapid Response Mechanism call under Creative Europe (CREA), identifier CREA-CROSS-2027-MFP, supports action on media freedom and journalists’ safety. Eligible applicants (beneficiaries and affiliated entities) include educational institutions, international organisations, NGOs, non-profit organisations, and researchers/research centres/institutions. Applicants must be established in an eligible country: an EU Member State, including overseas countries and territories (OCTs), a listed EEA country, or a country associated with Creative Europe. International organisations are eligible and exempt from the eligible-country rule. The establishment condition applies to the applicants and affiliated entities.
The call’s total budget is €3,000,000 and the stated financing rate is 90%. Supported activities include designing and managing a Europe-wide rapid response mechanism, providing legal and practical assistance to journalists, organising advocacy missions where journalists are under threat, monitoring media freedom, running awareness-raising campaigns, communication and dissemination, and monitoring and evaluating the action. Proposals opened on 22/10/2026 and the deadline is 27/01/2027; no closing time is stated. The portal refers applicants to Funding & Tenders and the call document for detailed conditions and submission instructions: https://www.fundingprogrammesportal.gov.cy/en/call/news-media-freedom-rapid-response-mechanism-en-2026/.
National contact point: Organisation of European Programmes & Cultural Relations, Νenant Μbogntanovitz, Business Planning Coordinator, Ifigenias 27, 2007 Acropolis, Nicosia, +357 7000 1300, [email protected] / [email protected]. EU contact point: [email protected].
This European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) call seeks scientific and technical assistance for the FIP Unit’s preparatory work on scientific outputs concerning the re-evaluation of food additives under Regulation (EU) No 257/2010 and their follow-up assessments. The additives still to be re-evaluated are listed in Table 1 of the call document. Approximately 20 EFSA scientific opinions are estimated, but the final number depends on data assessment.
Tasks include collecting and analysing data to facilitate risk assessment, including work in human nutrition, and producing scientific data or work on precise problems identified by EFSA. Work must not duplicate Community research projects or data, or contributions that industry is required to provide, particularly in authorisation procedures. The total call budget is €300,000; there is no funding rate, and amounts are fixed per deliverable. For deliverables 1a, 2a(i) and 2a(ii), the low-complexity amount is €2,500; medium and high complexity are not applicable. For 1b(i), 2b and 3, low, medium and high amounts are €2,500, €6,250 and €10,000 respectively. For 1b(ii), the respective amounts are €500, €1,500 and €2,500.
Eligible applicants are educational institutions, legal entities under public law, researchers/research centres/institutions, and state-owned enterprises, provided they are on the list of competent organisations designated by Member States under Article 36 of Regulation (EC) 178/2002 and Commission Regulation (EC) 2230/2004. The list is regularly updated by the EFSA Management Board and is available at https://efsa.my.site.com/competentorganisations/s/competentorganisation/CompetentOrganisation__c/00B1v000009LqfIEAS. Proposals must be submitted by 28/01/2027. For assistance with the call, contact [email protected].
This online service allows users to download digital spatial data, including the Land Registry Map, Contour Lines, Planning Zones and Hydrographic Data. You must register with CY Login before starting.
The service is provided online. Service hours: 07:30–15:00. Telephone: 17100. Email: [email protected].
The service provides data and information to citizens, researchers and businesses for conducting studies, including obtaining environmental studies. The responsible authority is the Department of Water Development. Address: 100–110 Kennedy Avenue, 1047 Pallouriotissa. Telephone: 22609400.
Official service-start link: https://www.gov.cy/moa-wdd/documents/parochi-dedomenon-kai-pliroforion-schetikon-me-to-tmima-anaptyxeos-ydaton-tay/
The INSPIRE spatial data portal aims to establish a European Union spatial data infrastructure, enabling the exchange of environmental spatial data among public-sector organisations and improving public access to spatial information from across Europe.
The service is available online at https://eservices.dls.moi.gov.cy/#/national/inspiregeoportalmapviewer. Hours: 07:30–15:00. Telephone: 17100. Email: [email protected].
The State Archives Reading Room is open to the public for archive inspection on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:00–14:30, by appointment. The State Archives holds records dating from 1878 to the present, as well as microfilms concerning Cyprus from archival collections in Venice and Britain. A dedicated microfilm reader is available in the Reading Room. Staff provide advice and guidance and help researchers locate records using finding aids, catalogues, registers, cards and other reference tools.
Researchers can consult the Archival Collections Index online and email a properly completed inspection application. For research in person, the researcher completes an inspection application, entering personal details and the codes of the records to be inspected. A separate application for copying records is completed if the researcher wishes to reproduce extracts. Researchers must comply with the “Reading Room Instructions”.
Address: 38 Archbishop Makarios III Avenue, 2407 Engomi. Responsible officers: Elena Ioannou, 22459938; Zenonas Sokratous, 22459936; Minos Perdios, 22451496; Kyriaki Pieri, 22445729. The officers’ email addresses are obscured or altered in the source and cannot be used as addresses; consult the official page. The general email address listed is [email protected]. Contact telephone numbers: 22445729, 22451496, 22459938. The official link provided for evaluating Reading Room services is https://www.gov.cy/culture-sa/entypo-axiologisis-ypiresion-anagnistorioy/.
The Press and Information Office (PIO) holds a collection of newspapers and periodicals published in Cyprus from 1878 to the present: 381 Greek-language titles, 117 foreign-language titles, 199 titles of Turkish Cypriot newspapers (including titles in Ottoman script from 1891–1930), and 594 periodical titles. To protect the physical archive, significant parts of the collection have been digitised and are available at https://pressarchive.cy/s/el/page/homepage. The service is provided partly online.
Responsible unit: Domestic Affairs Section. Address: 5–7 Apelli Street, Nicosia 1080. Hours: 08:30–14:30. Telephone: 22801175/180. Email: [email protected].
The service allows users to calculate the economic and physical water productivity of major crops in Cyprus. The source states that it is provided partially online. Official service start link: https://www.gov.cy/moa-ari/app-opfpn/.
Responsible contact: Andreas Stylianou. Address: P.O. Box 22016, 1516 Nicosia. Hours: 07:30–15:00. Telephone: +357 22403116. Email: [email protected].
The call is open at the evaluation date and time and is for eligible legal entities submitting media literacy projects. EU funding is 70%, with an expected contribution of up to €500.000 per project; the total call budget is €3.500.000. The application deadline is 20/01/2027.
This open Creative Europe call supports an action to design and manage a Europe-wide rapid response mechanism for media freedom and journalists’ safety. It is for eligible applicants, including educational institutions, international organisations, NGOs, non-profit organisations and research organisations. The total call budget is €3,000,000 and the stated financing percentage is 90%.
The open CERV call funds projects on remembrance of Roma victims and countering antigypsyism. It is for eligible applicants as defined by the call rules. The total call budget is €2.500.000, and the minimum grant amount that may be requested is €50.000. Applications opened on 21/10/2026 and close on 24/02/2027; the call is open at the evaluation date and time.
The call funds six-month pilot projects that put at least one of the EU’s four Codes of Good Practice into practice: management of intellectual assets, standardisation, co-creation between industry and academia, or citizen engagement. It is for educational institutions, researchers/research centres/organisations, non-profit organisations, non-governmental organisations and SMEs. As of the evaluation date, 18/10/2026, the call is open: it opened on 14/10/2026 and closes on 14/12/2026. The total budget is €210,000 for up to 11 projects; this is not an amount per project. Funding is up to €10,000 for Strand A, up to €30,000 for Strand B for two partners, and up to €40,000 for Strand C for two partners. An organisation may request a total of up to €60,000 through different proposals. Strand A covers user integration, customisation, staff training and testing the AI-enabled Toolbox in real use cases; Strand B covers cross-border secondments between two KVIs; and Strand C combines the activities of Strands A and B.
The call supports Transition Agendas for restoring ecosystems in the Danube River basin and the Black Sea region, with the active participation of local communities. The funding rate is 100% and the call’s total budget is €1,125,000; this is not stated as a grant amount per beneficiary. The call opened on 09/10/2026 and remains open until 11/12/2026.
The Creative Europe call supports the development and/or dissemination of innovative tools and business models for Europe’s cultural and audiovisual sectors. The page labels it “Open” but gives 30/09/2026 to 14/01/2027 as the proposal submission period.
You can request confidential data for specific scientific and research programmes in Cyprus or abroad. The data are provided after processing to prevent the direct identification of statistical units; approval of the request constitutes a binding contract with the Statistical Service.
The scholarships support the mobility of foreign citizens for the summer semester of the 2026–2027 academic year. They are intended for international students, PhD candidates, university professors, researchers and artists.
The call provides funding for projects that test, integrate and validate AENAON cybersecurity technologies and services in realistic environments. It is designed for businesses, research organisations, universities and other relevant innovation actors; the next submission deadline is 13 November 2026 at 17:00 UTC.