Dentistry is a 5-year undergraduate degree offered at 8 universities in North Cyprus, with published annual fees running from EUR 4,700 to EUR 13,490 after standard scholarships, plus a flat USD 12,400 track at Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU) that scholarships don't touch. Teaching splits between English and Turkish, with three schools — Final International University (FIU), Near East University (NEU), and University of Kyrenia (UoK) — running both language tracks in parallel. University of City Island (ADAK) has not published a fee for this program.
What to know first
The EUR fee spread is wide: UoK's Turkish-track program lands at EUR 4,700 after its standard scholarship, while FIU's Dentistry program (either language) tops out at EUR 13,490 after scholarship from a EUR 25,990 sticker price. EMU's USD 12,400 fee carries no scholarship discount at all. NEU lists annual fees of EUR 11,600 (English) and EUR 9,400 (Turkish) but publishes no after-scholarship figure for either. No program on record carries a program-specific dental accreditation — all entries show institutional-only status under YÖDAK/YÖK.
Why this matters
Most schools here cut tuition by roughly half through standard scholarships — Cyprus Aydın University (CAU), Cyprus International University (CIU), European University of Lefke (EUL), FIU and UoK all show reductions in that range. EMU is the exception: its USD 12,400 figure is the same before and after scholarship, which changes the real-cost comparison if you're weighing EMU against a EUR-denominated school. Over five years, the gap between UoK's lowest EUR track and FIU's highest compounds into a large total difference, so checking scholarship terms directly with each admissions office matters more than the headline fee.
Accreditation context
None of the 8 universities has a program-specific dental accreditation on file — every entry here is institutional-only, recognized through YÖDAK/YÖK at the university level rather than through a dentistry-specific accrediting body. That means no entry in this dataset currently supports a claim to foreign licensing-exam recognition for Dentistry; readers planning to practice outside Cyprus or Turkey should verify requirements with the licensing body in their target country before enrolling. Confirm validity dates and any accreditation updates directly with each university before applying.