
A joint effort aiming to make the profession of Merchant Marine Officer widely accepted and accessible
The Cyprus Maritime Academy and Intercollege announced the offer of twenty (20) full (100%) scholarships for the Academic year 2023/24 against the tuition fees of the “Bachelor’s Degree in Nautical Science” program.
The “Cadet Scholarship Program” has been designed for prospective cadet-students who wish to pursue a career at sea as deck officers. It is a joint effort of the shipping industry, the Cyprus Maritime Academy, and Intercollege, with the aim of making the profession of Merchant Marine officer more widely accepted and accessible, as well as an important career choice for the young men and women who will constitute the next generation of the Cypriot and International Shipping industry.

During the press conference announcing the scholarchips, the Executive Director Nicholas Kythreotis and the Academic Director Kyriakos Patsalides spoke on behalf of Intercollege and the Academy while Mr. Prabhat Jha, Group Managing Director and CEO of MSC Shipmanagement, Mr. Loukas Hamatsos, CEO of Olympia Ocean Carriers, and Dr. Loukas Barbaris, President of the Board of Directors of Safebulkers, spoke on behalf of the shipping industry.
All speakers emphasized the stellar career possibilities provided by the maritime industry, which, when combined with the scholarship program enabling studies at the Cyprus Maritime Academy without tuition fees, constitutes a unique opportunity for ambitious student-cadets seeking a future at sea with a global perspective.

Also present at the press conference were members of the academic community from the University of Nicosia, shipping industry partners of the Cyprus Maritime Academy, representatives of maritime-related companies and organizations as well as journalists.
For more information regarding the scholarships, interested parties are invited to visit www.cyma.ac.cy or call 22842500.
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