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Postby Piratis » Sun May 06, 2007 2:28 am

zan wrote:Great news for the twenty five people that will get an education after the thousands that will not when the "RoC" does not allow the universities in the north to be recognised institutions. :shock:


To be a recognized institution you have to meet specific criteria. Any institution in Cyprus has to apply to the relevant authorities of Republic of Cyprus which will evaluate the courses offered by the institution and recognize what meets the required standards.

I am guessing that the "universities" in the occupied areas didn't even apply.

For your information, in the free areas of Cyprus the private institutions are striving for years to be recognizes as universities (instead of colleges), since the required standards to be a university in Cyprus are high, something that I doubt the "universities" in occupied areas can meet.
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Postby miltiades » Sun May 06, 2007 6:41 am

zan wrote:Great news for the twenty five people that will get an education after the thousands that will not when the "RoC" does not allow the universities in the north to be recognised institutions. :shock:


I see you also have decided that the ROC does not exist !!! When the entire world recognises the Republic of Cyprus , the Anatolian peasants , you included , reject it ! I say Anatolian peasant since you referred to it as your new modern world , just thought I remind you that to the rest of the world is a backward third world entity struggling to enter the 20th century never mind the 21st. Can you get through your head , VPs included , that there is only one Cyprus , the part that you call "TRNC " is NOT A STATE but a part of Cyprus that is occupied by a foreign country.
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Postby humanist » Sun May 06, 2007 9:29 am

I don't know free_cyprus why don't you contact the university and ask them.


When the north decides that it wants to join the rest of the country as an independent united country and illegally exploiting properties that does not belong to a grou of people currently claiming it as theirs and exclussively their, then perhaps the RoC will also recognise those universities.
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Postby free_cyprus » Sun May 06, 2007 9:29 am

Get Real!
Your initial gripe was that instead of the history of Cyprus our students were only being taught the history of Greece and Turkey. I informed you of the facts which I receive from my wife who happens to be an expert on the subject by profession.

perhaps you can ask your wife, the same question in speakign about cyprus history it was a straight forward question, and yet it bored you, why becouse you cannot answer the question,..................but i alreaddy know the answer to that question, but wanted some insight from you, obviously i never got it.............never mind
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Postby zan » Sun May 06, 2007 11:53 am

miltiades wrote:
zan wrote:Great news for the twenty five people that will get an education after the thousands that will not when the "RoC" does not allow the universities in the north to be recognised institutions. :shock:


I see you also have decided that the ROC does not exist !!! When the entire world recognises the Republic of Cyprus , the Anatolian peasants , you included , reject it ! I say Anatolian peasant since you referred to it as your new modern world , just thought I remind you that to the rest of the world is a backward third world entity struggling to enter the 20th century never mind the 21st. Can you get through your head , VPs included , that there is only one Cyprus , the part that you call "TRNC " is NOT A STATE but a part of Cyprus that is occupied by a foreign country.



I have told you before about your status in the UK as well. I think I described you as a donkey riding on of a farmer just like the rest of us. You my dear friend are a complete mess. You are a prime example of what is wrong with this world. You try to sell rubbish quality goods at top prices. You see all you perceive as being the pinnacle of what is good and what the rest should aspire to being. Just like the rest of the donkey riding sons of farmers, the Cypriots, only entered the EU yesterday and now you claim them to be just like all the other countries in this exclusive club. You forget that there is a pecking order even there. You might not be at the very bottom but you sure as hell are no where near the top. You can stick your nose up in the air and walk about as if you are royalty but if you dare to look down you will see the donkey is well and truly wedged between your legs. Give yourself a break and find out who you really are before preaching your filthy and false snobbery to others. You believe that the 21st century is better than the 20th and the 19th better than the 18th as if there is a definitive scale by which this can be measured. What there is, is a clear difference of power and the most powerful claim that they have reached this pinnacle when people are starving in their own streets. The only peasant that exists is the one in your head and the one that you are trying very hard to forget...YOU! I can imagine just how hard you scrub your skin every day to get this, to you, disgusting stench off your skin. What you need is a good dose of humility and a massive amount of generosity to your self in order that you can stop torturing your self. There is one thing that is certain in my mind and that is if you are a typical Cypriot, then I have to start scrubbing my skin even harder than you are.
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Postby LENA » Mon May 07, 2007 2:43 am

Piratis wrote:
zan wrote:Great news for the twenty five people that will get an education after the thousands that will not when the "RoC" does not allow the universities in the north to be recognised institutions. :shock:


To be a recognized institution you have to meet specific criteria. Any institution in Cyprus has to apply to the relevant authorities of Republic of Cyprus which will evaluate the courses offered by the institution and recognize what meets the required standards.

I am guessing that the "universities" in the occupied areas didn't even apply.

For your information, in the free areas of Cyprus the private institutions are striving for years to be recognizes as universities (instead of colleges), since the required standards to be a university in Cyprus are high, something that I doubt the "universities" in occupied areas can meet.


I just notice what you two said here…well before you say something is better to learn if it is true or not …or just say I am not sure or I believe that….

1. Universities in the north of Cyprus are indeed recognised as higher education institutions and some of the are even members of EUA (European University Association) and IAU (International Association of Universities)
2. The University of Cyprus had given places to TC before that.
3. The Universities in the north wanted to be members of the Bologna Process but they didn’t make it. That’s the biggest issue with the RoC
4. The Universities in occupied areas can meet the high required standards of the University and the government.
5. The RoC doesn’t have any authorities on those Universities since Turkey occupy the north part and will not go there to check if they have all the requirements and give them our bless for occupying the island. Those Universities for the RoC are illegal so they can not go into the procedure to recognise them.

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