UNIC Becomes Cyprus' First PRME Champion for Sustainable Business Education
The University of Nicosia (UNIC) has been named a PRME Champion for the 2026-2027 cohort. This recognition places it as the sole representative from Cyprus in this global business initiative. PRME Champions are selected for their leadership in innovation, collaboration, and influence across teaching, research, and partnerships. The 2026-2027 cohort includes 50 global signatories, with UNIC standing out as the only institution from its region. UNIC's selection follows its long-standing efforts to integrate sustainable practices into business education, focusing on preparing future leaders with the skills needed for ethical and environmentally conscious decision-making in their future businesses. Its work aligns closely with the Seven Principles of PRME, driving institutional change toward greater responsibility. While broader details on the 2026-2027 cohort's sustainability projects remain limited, UNIC's role underscores its position as a key advocate for responsible management in the region. The distinction confirms UNIC's commitment to advancing sustainable business education. As the only PRME Champion in Cyprus, Greece, and Southeastern Europe, it will continue shaping responsible leadership practices in the business world, aligning with global standards for ethical and impactful management training.
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