The second largest city in Cyprus,  Limassol, situated in the south, has the island’s main port and is a commercial center of major importance (most off-shore companies registered in Cyprus are based here).  The town is the island’s wine-making centre and is famous for its Carnival and Wine Festival.  There are countless archaeological sites to visit, in addition to the picturesque wine villages in the mountains.  Ancient Greek drama and Shakespearean plays are performed in the open-air, Greco-Roman theatre of Kourion; an experience not to be missed by liberal arts majors.  The immense growth of tourism, the numerous luxurious hotels, the restaurants, taverns and tourist shops make the town an ideal place for students interested in the business, banking, hospitality, and tourism fields, among others. 

The Limassol Campus is housed in a five-storey building, with spacious classrooms, Computer Labs, Typewriting Labs, a Cafeteria and a Gym-General Purpose Hall, with Sauna.