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IN FORMATIONSaint Cyril University is not accredited and is not yet enrolling · read the full disclosure
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Saint Cyril University
of the Middle East
Admissions

Applying is simple,
and it is honest.

Founding applications are open. There is no application fee, no tuition, and no fine print — and before you apply, we will tell you exactly what our degree is and is not.

How to apply

1

Apply online

One form, about ten minutes. Tell us who you are, where you are, and what you want to study. No fee — ever.

2

Records — or a pathway

A secondary certificate for bachelor's study, a bachelor's for master's study. If war or displacement took your documents, a documented alternative pathway exists — losing your papers does not disqualify your mind.

3

Join a founding cohort

We review applications as programs complete development, and contact you when your cohort can begin — with total honesty about timing.

Tuition & fees

$0 tuition — at enrolment, and at graduation

Free means free: not deferred, not income-shared, not free-with-fees. If any cost ever exists — an external examination, a credential evaluation — it will be named plainly on this page before anyone enrols, and we will seek to cover it. The university is funded by people who believe in this work and receive nothing back.

The honest disclosure

Read this before you apply. Saint Cyril University is in formation and is not accredited; no accreditation application is currently pending. Several governments in the region — including Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Saudi Arabia — do not currently recognise fully online foreign degrees for ministry equivalency. What the degree is genuinely useful for: remote employment with international employers who assess capability; graduate study at universities that evaluate institutions on their merits; service within churches, Christian institutions and NGOs; entrepreneurship; and the education itself. We publish our accreditation progress honestly, including setbacks, and we will never imply a recognition the degree does not have.