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CUK may refer to:

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CUK may refer to: Catholic University of Korea, in Seoul & Bucheon, South Korea CUK is the ICAO airline designator for Polo Aviation, United Kingdom CUK is the IATA airport code for Caye Caulker Airport, Belize Cuk (instrument) Change UK, also known as The Independent Group for Change, a defunct UK political party

==See also== Ćuk converter - used in electronics Çük - an Idel-Ural festival Miloš Ćuk (b. 1990) - Serbian water polo player Slobodan Ćuk - inventor, electrical engineer after whom the Ćuk converter is named Vladimir Cuk (b. 1975) - Croatian actor and former basketball player

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