reputation The Shanghai Ranking ranked the Eastern Mediterranean University 601-800 among world universities in 2017, 2018 and 2019. Also, the Shanghai Ranking ranked the Eastern Mediterranean University 801–1000 among world universities in 2020 and 2021. The Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU) has ranked 1,148 in the ‘7th Annual U.S. News & World Report World's Best Universities Rankings 2021. The EMU has been announced as the world's best 662nd university in the field of Engineering by the U.S. News & World Report in 2021. In the 2022, the Shanghai Ranking ranked the Eastern Mediterranean University 501–600 among world universities. It is also ranked 501–600 among world universities by the Shanghai Ranking in the 2023. Also, the U.S. News & World Report ranked Eastern Mediterranean University 945 among world universities in 2022. The university is ranked 721 in the field of Engineering by the U.S. News & World Report in 2022. The U.S. News & World Report ranked Eastern Mediterranean University 782 among world universities in 2023. Degrees EMU offers undergraduate, Master's and Doctoral programs. The Eastern Mediterranean University Institute of Graduate Studies and Research currently runs 13 Doctoral level, 20 Master's level graduate programs with a thesis requirement, and 5 Master's level graduate programs with a non-thesis requirement. The university gives scholarships to successful athletes. Campus Library The university's library is one of the largest on the island, collection reached more than 120,000 books, and offers free access to hundreds of information databases and sources to the users. The campus was expanded in the 1990s to include sports and social facilities. Sports The campus includes tennis and basketball courts as well as AstroTurf football pitches, next to an outdoor athletics stadium. Another main sports facility is the Lala Mustafa Pasha indoor sports centre, which serves as the venue for major sporting and cultural events. Social activities University owns a radio station on 106.5 FM called Radio EMU broadcasting to whole island. It is run by students of the Communications department. Controversies A North Cypriot Newspaper, Cyprus Today, published two articles in 2008, featuring allegations of mobbing and bullying at the school, particularly against foreign faculty. In the first article, the newspaper quoted the allegations of an ex-faculty member who claimed that he was forced to resign after he was harassed, professionally sabotaged, and the victim of false allegations (of which he was later exonerated after appealing to international organizations). The School administration