General Education Courses 

• English Composition Writing 
• Mathematics I 
• Mathematics II 
• Business Statistics I 
• Business Statistics II 
• Business Information Technology 

Accounting & Finance Core Requirement 

• Financial Accounting I 
• Financial Accounting II 
• Introduction to Finance 
• Managerial Accounting & Costing I 
• Financial Statement Analysis 
• International Economics and Finance 
• Corporate Finance I 
• Introduction to Marketing 
• Introduction to Management 
• Principles of Microeconomics 
• Business Communication Skills 
• Business Ethics and CSR 
• Business Law 
• Principles of Macroeconomics 
• Organizational Behavior 
• Strategic Management and Policy 

Major Requirement 

• Taxation- CY 
• Auditing I 
• Introduction to Econometrics 
• Corporate Finance II 
• Financial Reporting I 
• Auditing II 
• Taxation II-CY 
• Managerial Accounting & Costing II 
• Auditing & Assurance I 
• Financial Reporting II 
• Advanced Managerial Accounting 
• Current issues in Financial Reporting and Practice 
• International Finance Management 

Elective Courses 

• Banking and Financial Markets 
• Financial Risk Management 
• Investment and Portfolio Management 
• Financial Derivatives 
• Financial Econometrics 
• Valuation and Security Analysis 
• Trading in Financial Markets 
• Behavioral Finance 
• Internship I or Undergraduate Thesis I 
• Internship II or Undergraduate Thesis II 
• Business Planning Banking I 
• Business Planning Taxation I (UK) 
• Business Planning Taxation II (UK) 
• Taxation Compliance I (UK) 
• Taxation Compliance II (UK) 
• Auditing & Assurance II 
• Business Planning Banking II 
• Performance Management 
• Globalization 
• Operations Management 
• Supply Chain Management 
• Leadership and Motivation

The Department of Accounting delivers a four-year program that prepares business students to make a smooth transition from college into a successful and meaningful career in the professional practice of accounting, whether it be in public, private, or governmental accounting

Semester 1

• Introduction to Computer Science (7.5)
• Programming Principles I (7.5)
• Calculus I (5)
• Discrete Mathematics (5)
• English Language I (5)

Semester 2

• English Language II (5)
• Digital Logic Design (7.5)
• Web Technology (5)
• Calculus II (5)
• Programming Principles II (7.5)

Semester 3

• Computer Architecrure (7.5)
• Data Structures and Algorithms (7.5)
• Web programming (5)
• Probabilities and Statistics (5)
• Linear Algebra (5)

Semester 4

• Artificial Intelligence (7.5)
• Algorithms and Complexity (5)
• Communications and Networks (5)
• Human - Computer Interaction (5)
• Major elective course (7.5)

Semester 5

• Computer Architecrure II (7.5)
• Operating system (7.5)
• Databases I (5)
• Software Engineering I (5)
• Major elective course (7)

Semester 6

• Research Methods (7.5)
• Computer Systems Security (5)
• Software Engineering II (5)
• Major elective course (5)
• Major elective course (5)

Semester 7

• Final Project Phase I (7.5)
• Computer Graphics (5)
• Digital Image Processing (5)
• Major elective course (7.5)
• Elective course (5)

Semester 8

• Final Project Phase II (7.5)
• Information Systems Management (5)
• Advanced Web Programming (5)
• Major elective course (7.5)
• Elective course (5)

Through the development of new applications in science, engineering and business, Computer Science is radically changing the way in which we experience our world. This program equips students with the skills needed to contribute to this exciting and rapidly evolving field. Computer Science is our most flexible program, allowing you to choose course units to reflect your developing and changing interests through the selection of one of our ten specializations. Furthermore, a wide range of themes from across the disciplines allow you to specialize in the second, third and fourth years.

You will gain knowledge and practical experience on the latest technologies in the field of Computer Science. It is this combination of skills that enables our graduates to keep pace with the rapid advancements of the Computer Science technologies. This secures rewarding careers for our graduates in countries all over the world.

Semester 1

• Principles of Microeconomics
• Programming Principles I
• Calculus I
• Accounting I
• English Language I

Semester 2

• Programming Principles II
• Business Software Applications
• Web Technology
• Accounting II
• English Language II

Semester 3

• Organizational Behavior
• E-Business
• Web Programming
• Probabilities and Statistics
• Business Law

Semester 4

• Artificial Intelligence
• System Analysis and Design
• Introduction to Management
• Statistical Applications in Business
• Major Elective

Semester 5

• Management Innovation Technology
• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Databases I
• Software Engineering I
• Major Elective

Semester 6

• Research Methods
• Information Systems Concepts
• Software Engineering II
• Major Elective
• Major Elective

Semester 7

• Final Project Phase I
• Connecting Networks
• Applied Data Communications
• Major Elective
• Elective

Semester 8

• Final Project Phase II
• Information Systems Management
• Communications and Networks
• Major Elective
• Elective

The BSc in Management Information Systems (MIS) program offered by the Department of Computer Sciences has been designed to meet the growing demand for information systems skills and to provide students with the necessary qualifications towards information systems careers. The MIS program is our most flexible program, allowing you to choose course units to reflect your developing and changing interests through the selection of one of our ten specializations. Furthermore, a wide range of themes from across the disciplines allow you to specialize in the second, third and fourth years.

Learning Outcomes

• Improve organizational processes with information technology solutions
• Address information requirements in the organization and exploit opportunities created by technological innovations
• Analyze trade-offs and identify, evaluate, and procure solutions and sourcing alternatives
• Manage and control IT risks, and secure data and infrastructure
• Manage ongoing information technology operations and IS projects
• Ensure alignment between IT strategy and organizational strategy to ensure business continuance
• Improve various stakeholders' experience in interacting with the organization and ensure a high-quality user experience. 
• Design and implement applications, application architectures, and integrated systems
• Manage and exploit organizational data and information, design data and information models
• Manage existing information systems, ICT resources, and the relationships with technology service providers

GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES (54 ECTS)

• English composition writing 
• Finite Math with Applied Calculus
• Business Software Application 
• Computer Fundamentals 
• Business Statistics I 
• Academic Writing Skills 
• Business Communication Skills I
• Business Communication Skills II 
• General Education – Psychology 
• General Education – Sociology 

BUSINESS CORE REQUIREMENTS (84 ECTS)

• Accounting I
• Accounting II
• Principles of Microeconomics 
• Principles of Macroeconomics
• Introduction to Management
• Managerial Accounting
• Business Statistics II
• Introduction to Marketing
• Business Ethics and CSR
• Business Law
• Performance Management
• Quantitative Methods and Techniques
• Analytical Decision Making
• Marketing Strategies and Social Responsibilities 

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (72 ECTS)

• International Business
• Organizational Behavior
• Managerial Finance
• Business Research 
• Leadership and Motivation 
• Human Resource Management
• Operation Management
• Management Innovation and Technology
• Strategic Management and Policy
• Senior Project in Business
• International Finance Management 

ELECTIVE COURSES (30 ECTS)

• Globalization 
• Quality Assurance Management 
• Knowledge Management 
• Change Management 
• Supply Chain Management 

The four-year Business Management program in all of its related fields seeks to prepare the students for the real world challenges at national and international levels through a very challenging and rigorous curriculum with 240 ECTS.

Learning Outcomes

• Acquire comprehensive knowledge in the business management discipline 
• Be critical thinkers and problem solvers using quantitative and qualitative techniques
• Write reports, analyze graphs and think 3D with appropriate style and structure
• Develop their overall verbal and written communication skills
• Respect ethical issues in business, and be ethical decision makers
• Excel in teamwork and become culturally sensitive 

General Education Courses 

• English Composition Writing 
• Mathematics I 
• Mathematics II 
•  Business Statistics I 
• Business Statistics II 
• Business Information Technology 

Accounting and Finance Core Requirement 

• Financial Accounting I 
• Financial Accounting II 
• Introduction to Finance 
• Managerial Accounting & Costing I 
• Financial Statement Analysis 
• Corporate Finance I 
• Introduction to Marketing 
• Introduction to Management 
• Principles of Microeconomics
• Business Communication Skills 
• Business Ethics and CSR 
• Business Law 
• Principles of Macroeconomics 
• Organizational Behavior 
• Strategic Management & Policy 

Major Requirement 

• Introduction to Econometrics 
• Financial Econometrics 
• Financial Derivatives 
• Corporate Finance II 
• Banking and Financial Markets 
• Valuation and Securities Analysis 
• Ethics in Finance and Investment 
• International Financial Management 
• Financial Risk Management 
• Investment and Portfolio Management 
• Asset Pricing 
• Behavioral Finance 
• Trading in Financial Markets 

Elective Courses 

• Performance Management 
• Globalization 
• Operations Management 
• Supply Chain Management 
• Leadership and Motivation
• Public Finance 
• Banking Risk Management 
• Alternative Investments & Real Estates 
• Computational Finance 
• Internship I or Undergraduate thesis I 
• Internship OI or Undergraduate thesis II 
• Technical Analysis 
• Managerial Accounting & Costing I 
• Advanced Managerial Accounting 
• Auditing I 
• Taxation I - CY 
• Financial Reporting I 
• Auditing II 
• Taxation II - CY 

A scientific field with four years of study designed to provide students with the various knowledge and practical skills that properly qualify them to interact with the modern business environment, through connecting financial and economic concepts with the business reality in banks and financial markets.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand and analyze financial markets and uncover potential opportunities
• Develop financial models that can be used for various financial decisions
• Evaluate complex investmest oppurtunities using various capital budgeting methods
• Apply sophisticated practices in formulating, evaluating and rebalancing investment portfolios to achieve investment outcomes

GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES (55 ECTS)

• Introduction to Studio Art I (5)
• Introduction to Studio Art II (5)
• Drawing I 
• Drawing II 
• History of Art I 
• History of Art II 
• Photography practices I 
• Photography Practices II 
• Cultural Studies 
• Digital Culture 
• Creative Tools for Academic Writing 

DESIGN CORE REQUIREMENTS (86 ECTS)

• Computational Design I 
• Graphic Design I 
• Computational Design II 
• Graphic Design II
• Computational Design IV 
• Graphic Design III 
• Computational Design IV
• Graphic Design IV 
• Graphic and Information Design I 
• Graphic and Information Design II 
• Creative Packaging Design
• Designing and Visualizing
• Diploma (senior project) 
•  Advanced graphic and Advertising Design

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (69 ECTS)

• Image Investigation I 
• Image Investigation II 
• Graphic Design with Creative Technologies 
• Digital Production 
• Applied Typography 
• Branding Design Futures 
• Advanced Video Production 
• Multimedia Production 
• Publication Design 
• Contemporary Theories in Graphics I 
• Contemporary Theories in Graphics II 
• Marketing Graphic Design 

ELECTIVE COURSES (30 ECTS)

• Landscape Design 
• Interior Landscaping 
• Illustration Theory and Techniques 
• Digital Multimedia Design 
• Photographic Design 01 
• Photographic Design 02 
• Spaces of Display: Retail and Exhibition spaces 
• Animation 
• Contemporary Art Processes 
• Textiles on Art and Design 
• Arts and Design Placement 
• Video Production 
• Reading Interiors 
• Green Design 
• Semiotics of Visual Arts 
• Affective Design 

The AUCY program of Graphic Design introduces an innovative set of artistic and creative approaches in order to raise capable professionals in the field. AUCY values in-depth knowledge and skill as much as a good grounding in today’s job market; the program trains the students how to be innovative and flexible while at the same time fully expressive.

GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES (54 ECTS)

• Drawing I 
• History of Art I 
• History of Architecture I 
• Drawing II 
• History of Art II 
• History of Architecture II 
• Computer Aided Architectural Drawing I 
• Computer Aided Architectural Drawing II 
• History of Architecture III 

DESIGN CORE REQUIREMENTS (84 ECTS)

• Interior Design Studio I 
• Interior Design Studio II 
• Interior Design Studio III 
• Interior Design Studio IV
• Interior Design Studio V 
• Interior Design Studio VI 
• Sustainability and Resilience I 
• Sustainability and Resilience II 
• History of Interior Design I 
• History of Interior Design II 
• Material and Building I 
• Furniture and Product Design 
• Senior Design Project 

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (72 ECTS)

• Academic Writing I 
• Design System for visual perception 
• Cultural Studies 
• Architectural Photography 
• Academic Writing II- Thesis History of Art/History of Architecture 
• Psychology of Place 
• Digital Culture 
• Object and Space 
• Scenography 
• Design Methodology 
• Hybrid Space II: Light Installations 
• Advanced Design Applications 

ELECTIVE COURSES (30 ECTS)

• Landscape Design 
• Interior Landscaping 
• Illustration Theory and Techniques 
• Digital Multimedia Design
• Photographic Design 01 
• Photographic Design 02 
• Spaces of Display: Retail and Exhibition spaces 
• Animation 
• Contemporary Art Processes 
• Textiles on Art and Design 
• Arts and Design Placement 
• Video Production 
• Reading Interiors 
• Green Design 
• Semiotics of Visual Arts 
• Affective Design 
• Affective Design II 
• Presentation Skills 
• Hybrid Spaces I : small scale structures 
• The Narration of Myth and Speech, with the contribution of Arts 

The AUCY program of Interior Design provides a multidisciplinary approach of a wide spectrum of design strategies – from traditional methods, such as sketching, to advanced computer-assisted methodologies – aiming at holistic and contemporary notions of inhabitable space. At the same time, the students receive the foundations of a humanistic and universal education, which nurtures their identity and empowers ethics and purpose for tomorrow’s profession.