MSc in Accounting and Financial Management
Neapolis University Pafos · Pafos, Cyprus
The MSc in Accounting and Finance provides a comprehensive and rigorous treatment of key areas of accounting and finance.
Key facts
- €7,000–€7,500 (total, 1.5 years)
- €7,000–€7,500 (total, 1.5 years)
- 18 months
- 90
- English
- On Campus
- No specific start date published on the programme page. Target cycle: Academic Year 2026/2027 (Fall 2026 and/or Spring 2027 intake, subject to university's rolling admissions).
- Not stated on the programme page; rolling admissions with university intakes typically in September (Fall) and February (Spring)
Language requirements
No programme-specific English text on the page; the programme is taught in English (PROGRAMME INFORMATION box: 'ENGLISH'). University-wide standard (official English Language Proficiency page): minimum B2 CEFR; accepted certificates include IELTS (Academic), TOEFL iBT (~71), Cambridge B2 First/FCE, PTE Academic (~58), Michigan ECCE (52), Password Skills Plus (~5.5), Anglia (Intermediate), SAT EBRW (~530), IB English B/A, Cambridge IGCSE/GCE English; candidates without a certificate may sit the University's English language exam.
Admission requirements
No dedicated admission requirements section on the programme page (as of 2026-09-03). University-wide postgraduate criteria apply: recognised Bachelor's degree; candidate's academic background and ability to complete the programme are assessed; B2 English. Programme-specific academic pathway from the page: two routes - (1) standard MSc route with 9 ACCA Applied Knowledge and Applied Skills exam exemptions granted on completion; (2) 'ACCA Embedded' route, only for students who have already completed the nine ACCA Applied Knowledge and Applied Skills exams (or hold the equivalent 9 exemptions), who sit the 4 ACCA Strategic Professional exams alongside university exams with coaching by experienced tutors.
Required documents
Standard university postgraduate list (programme page has no specific list): copy of ID/Passport; Bachelor's degree and transcript; two reference letters; English language certificate (B2); personal statement (max 500 words); CV. (Applicants for the ACCA Embedded route would additionally evidence their 9 ACCA exams/exemptions, per the programme's route description.)
Programme overview
- Master of Science (MSc)
- 18 months
- 90
- English
- On Campus
- Full-time
- Cyprus
- School of Economics, Business and Computer Science (inferred)
Official university
What will it actually cost?
| EU & Non-EU | Tuition | Living | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU & Non-EU | Fee not published | — | needs the fee |
Helpful resources
- Full admission requirements, deadlines, and scholarships are always most accurate on the official programme page.
- Estimate living costs in Pafos on Numbeo ↗.
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Scholarships and funding
Fees not published on the official website. Brive (programme-specific page 'Accounting - Financial Management (Generic Direction) - NUP', fetched 2026-09-03): €7,500.00 total, On campus, Full-time, 1 Year 6 Months, 20% Brive discount; Brive lists all three routes (Generic Direction, ACCA Embedded, ACCA 9 Applied Knowledge) at €7,500. Admission.ac (university detail 10724, central shared fetch verified by grep 2026-09-03): 'MSc in Accounting and Financial Management' €7,000 tuition fee, 1.5-year master's. Conflict recorded as range €7,000-€7,500; both are aggregator listings, slight preference to the more recent/variant-specific Brive figure with admission.ac corroborating the same magnitude. Lowest advertised: Brive 20% discount -> €6,000; official Neapolis news of June 2026 (scholarships under Cyprus EU Council Presidency 2026): 40% off tuition for conventional postgraduate programmes -> €4,200-€4,500 (scholarships apply to international tuition fees, valid for entire duration, 2026-2027 academic year; Real Estate and Counselling Psychology excluded - this programme is eligible). No EU/non-EU distinction published; single fee per source.