Studying MBA in Cyprus

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MBA from CTL Euro College

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CTL Euro College is based in the most cosmopolitan city of Cyprus, Limassol. A city which offers all the amenities of big urban centres yet small enough for a friendly environment. The diversity of students community integrates the various ethnic backgrounds and cultures.

CTL Euro offers programs in Business, Law, Computer Studies, Professional Banking, Accounting, Hospitality, office and Business administration, ranging from diploma to bachelors to MBA.

The Master's (MBA) program in Business Administration is accredited by Univ. of Sunderland-UK.

Students Benfits:

  • International Quality Education
  • Reasonable Tuition Fees
  • Visa Guaranteed
  • Friendly & Secured environmnet
  • Superb Facilities and Services
  • Mediterrnean Climate
  • Memeber of European Union

The CTL MBA in Co-opeartion with the University of Sunderland-U.K . is a Intensive One year Program (with a minimum 39 credit points), subject to validation by the University. This MBA is continously monitored by the University. The program will be completed with the final dissertation submission to SunderLand Business School College.

Besides the basic Subject, Elective requirements (Any Three) are in Industrial Marketing Strategy, Marketing Research, International Markeing Strategy, Marketing Channel Management, Mangerial Economics, International Trade Finance, Advanced Financial Statement Analysis, International Law, Investment Management, Advanced Management Accounting, Organisational Behavior.

Students Requirements

1) IELTS with 6.5 or TOEFL 550

2) Minimum Graduate.

3) Recommended 1 year experience.

We are Authorised Representatives to the college and for Admissions & Enquiries

for admissions contact us bopssinfo@gmail.com

Students in Cyprus



Program Details, Fees and procedures

MBA Program – Fees, Course details and Procedures.

MBA at Cyprus is a Intensive 1 year program. The focus of the program is on general management with a high degree of integration between Strategic dimension and functional issues. A choice of 2 out of 12 electives permits either specialization or a more generalistic approach..

CTL-Euro College offers 2 MBA programs. 1) CTL Euro MBA which is recognized by Cyprus Ministry of Education & Culture and 2) MBA In association with University of Sunderland (UK), In the 2nd Option u have both CTL & Sunderland participation.

This is a 1 year program. With a minimum qualification of a graduate with work experience of at least 1 year. Candidates without experience may be considered under special conditions.

This course comprises with a Minimum 43 credit points.

Course structure

Part I) Core requirements - 33 credits

Managerial Finance - 4 credits

Managerial Marketing - 3 credits

Managerial Economics - 4 Credits

Management & Organization - 3 credit

Quantitative Methods - 3 credits

MIS - 3 credits

Strategic Management - 3 credits

Human Resources Mngt - 4 credits

Global Business Policy - 3 Credit

International Law - 3 Credit

Part II) Elective Requirements - 6 Credits ( Select 2 courses of the below mentioned)

Industrial marketing Strategy, Marketing Research, International Marketing Strategy, Marketing Channel Mngt, International Trade Finance, Advanced Financial Statement Analysis, Investment Mngt, Advanced Accounting Mngt, International Mngt, Production & Operations Mngt, Organization Behavior, Organization changed and Development. (All 3 credits each)

Final Project - for a candidate to undertake the project, it is necessary that they have passed all subjects, required by the program. A maximum of 4 credits is given, The project must be original and based on the content, the personal experience of the student and the realities of the market which is referred to.

Requirements - A Graduate Degree with 1 year relevant experience.

Application Fees - 50 Euro

Tuition fees - 1) CTL MBA - 7800 Euro

2) Sunderland MBA - CTL Participation 6000 Euro

- Sunderland Participation 2200 GBP

Other fees - Immigration Deposit - 350 Euro. For Far East & Africa Students -545 Euro

Upon the Student arrival in Cyprus - Medical Insurance - 200 EURO

Administration Fees - 260 EURO

"The college fees mentioned above must be paid to the college before the student goes to the interview for the entry visa."

Mode of Payment - By Swift Transfer, Western Union, or Bank Draft in favor of CTL Euro College - Limassol, Cyprus.

Swift Transfer details (to be confirmed before remittance)

Hostel - The college provides Private accommodation to every students, if required and confirmed upon, this fees is additional.

Important Note – Fees mentioned above are Jan 2007 and are subjective to change.

Procedures

1) For us to start the process of admissions i would need your passport copy attested, Academic Transcripts attested from intuitions, Work Experience letter. On receipt of the same and Ok from the college application fees of Euro 50 is to be remitted to college.

2) Issue of Letter of admission by college.

3) Documentation for Students Visa. (To be applied in respective countries at Cyprus Embassy, Consulates, Honorable Cyprus High Commission’s office).

Documentation includes

a) (Attested by School, College)Academic Transcripts – 3 sets,

b) Professional Work Experience,

c) Police check Clearance(Original plus 3 attested copies),

d) Bank Letter to prove sufficient funds(Original plus 3 attested copies),

e) Remittance of Full fees and International Student Guarantee fees, in favour of college vide Swift Transfer.

f) Atleast 2000 USD in Cash / Travellers Cheque for entry at Larnaca Airport for emigration clearance at airport. Otherwise the student stands a chance to be deported back.

Email us for admissions at bopssinfo@gmail.com

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ADEJOLA O. SAMSON  says:
3 years ago

Good day.

Please kindly provide me with full information regarding the MBA programme for September 2007.

Thank you and waiting for your response.

Samson

ADEJOLA O. SAMSON  says:
3 years ago

Good day.

Please kindly provide me with full information regarding the MBA programme for September 2007.

Thank you and waiting for your response.

Samson

zeynab753  says:
3 years ago

graduated from Universit art and culture as Management of Culture, bachelor.please please send mba scholarship progarmme offers for september 2007. I

ekaterina kalmakhelidze  says:
3 years ago

Dear Sir/Madam,

I was interested in MBA program and before applyind need detailed information about scholarship. Does the University offers full or parcial scholarships or not?

Thank you in advance

Harry  says:
3 years ago

Hello

Depending on your academic results, if u have a 60% or more in Graduation Degree, we can offer a little amount as scholarship. Let me have your Academic transcript (scanned copies) and i will get u admissions into our college.

Harry

moshoeshoe  says:
2 years ago

it is found to be hard for intereted individuals from least developed countries to study in Singapore. Are there scholarships for such individuals? it is my interest to study MBA in Singapore.

moshoeshoe  says:
2 years ago

it is found to be hard for intereted individuals from least developed countries to study in Singapore. Are there scholarships for such individuals? it is my interest to study MBA in Singapore.

sameer21  says:
2 years ago

i am doing bpharm final year in india (tamil nadu) i would like to join in mba in singapore. what are related division in mba for b pharm how much cost will come if i do mba in singapore and please tell me that i have to write any exam related to that

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Cyprus Forum

  • Cyprus Problem :: RE: Large numbers of TCs visit the south during the Bayram

    Author: Viewpoint Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:28 pm (GMT 2) denizaksulu wrote: Viewpoint wrote: denizaksulu wrote: Viewpoint wrote: denizaksulu wrote: Viewpoint wrote: Deniz do you see the GCs doing the same in the north? thats the difference between us. VP, I have a lot of respect for what you have to say, But do you really expect our GC friends to behave differently? They have been ethnically cleansed from the north and you expect them to behave in a different manner. If you can get angry at their behaiviour in the past, expect the same or even worse. Deniz you cannot be to careful with GCs they are very cunning and united in making us pay...the isolation is a clear example of their real intentions...they will not shop in the north as they know it will support or economy which they pray in church every Sunday will collapse leaving us desolate surrendering to their ever whim. They are united in bycotting spending in the north or even going to the property commission thats where we differ we holdno grudges and rush south thinking things are cheaper which has been proven to be a phallacy but we TCs are not united and like to show off by say we went south to shop like its a big deal, which it is clearly not...people just do not realize they are being screwed and they are contributing to the economy of the man who wants them wiped of this island and therefore continues with actions that support the economice isolation and development of the north. You are clever enough to wor out the rest, dont be fooled by the exterior its whats inside which is more important and I personally dont find them to be genuine or balanced. You are right, they are making us 'pay through our nose for 'stealing their heritage. The politicians have a lot to sort out then. I too do not like their 'isolationist policies, fakat 'ne ekersen onu biçersin' The GC wıll not reward you for your 'peace operation' and everything it entails. Do you really believe we caused the peace operation on our own? the GCs have a lot to answer for and if we consider the responsiblity to be 50 50 then why should we suffer, dont forget we have lost 67% of our island and recognition which the GCs continue to milk at our loss...they are not as white as you seem to believe but the only alternative they place on the table is minority rights in a Gc state run by the majority which happens to be the GCs whos mentality has not changed one iota from the forefathers in the 1960s...frightening thought. Ihope I am not receiving a lesson in the history of Cyprus. I am aware of the coup and the 'peace op' which ended up in an 'occupation'. As to the properties left behind, they still belong to the KOCHAN holders. Can you say the same about the GC properties. I belive in justice for all. When I read the 'Constitution' of the north, and the statement that ALL GC properties belong to the northern authorities, I felt disgusted. More so when they were dishing these properties to anyone who knocked on their door. This apart from 'eshdeger'. Then the selling off to developers. You may have your reasons (economic survival) but this is still wrong. My priciples do not stand for such behaviour. Sorry, but this is me. Deniz is the TRNC perfect? of course not (nowhere in the world is) we have made many mistakes as well but under the GC imposed isolation how else could have things developed? The current situation is the product of both sides errors and the GCs do not realize that their own actions force us to develop in areas which are open and available to us, as we grow do you expect us just to grow on just TC land when we to have lost so much in the south. We lost recognition and all the benefits that go with that but to counter this the GCs have lost their land to balance this out today a solution is needed and I am all for refugees property rights to be restored within realistic bounderies, the problem is not property that can always be resolved the problem is the GC do not want to share power as to equal parties, they want to dominate and take control using their numerical advantgae to our disadvantaage, why do you think they knock back every propostion to strike a balance that would allow us an effective say? you have to ask yourself this as their uniformed goal is to reduce our rights down to just another minority in a GC state ruled by the majority that so conveniently for them happenn to be GCs. Is that what you want with all the dangers for the future of TCs? _________________ Viva la Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus our home and safe haven. - 79 minutes ago

  • General Chat :: RE: Xmas smiley season…

    Author: Get Real! Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:26 pm (GMT 2) Xmas dinner is good though; it’s the one day of the year I love Turkey… _________________ Purveyor of fine messages since 1571… - 80 minutes ago

  • Cyprus Problem :: RE: Large numbers of TCs visit the south during the Bayram

    Author: Get Real! Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:22 pm (GMT 2) Viewpoint wrote: Get Real! wrote: Viewpoint wrote: Mikkie our restaurants are much better and brand names are much cheaper in the north but its is a GC united policy not to buy anything from the north. In my line of business I speak with many businessmen wnd believe me it is a concerted GC official line to stop trade between to the 2 sides...one GC buyer was even fined heavily by the tax office for trade done with a TC company in the north he immediately ceased his dealings...speaks volumes dont you think? It would be a bizarre situation if on the one hand we wanted the “TRNC” dismantled and on the other kept it afloat… wouldn’t it? Think of that in reverse from the TC angle, doesnt stop us shopping in the south...you people are more united in your goals. The bloody women are the problem… they are enticed by the larger variety of all the female stuff (bags, shoes, accessories, etc), and ignorant of politics unlike men because most women are disloyal to the national cause and only care about their physical appearance! Women always ruin the CyProb! _________________ Purveyor of fine messages since 1571… - 84 minutes ago

  • General Chat :: RE: Xmas smiley season…

    Author: lioness 2 Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:20 pm (GMT 2) I hate Christmas - The only thing good about it is the 2 weeks off from work that I get. - 86 minutes ago

  • Cyprus Problem :: RE: Large numbers of TCs visit the south during the Bayram

    Author: Viewpoint Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:18 pm (GMT 2) wyoming cowboy wrote: The economic thought that people wont shop at a north Cyprus store is rediculous...If the prices are better and the service is just as good then they will shop....i knew many Gc who go to north Nicosia to fill their gas tanks. because gas is cheaper...your argument Viewpoint misses a lot of points, Cypriots are always looking for bargains its in our blood, if there was something in the north that would save them money they would buy it that is the cypriot psychology...get it The blind will always be blind, has anyone informed you that you are blind? _________________ Viva la Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus our home and safe haven. - 89 minutes ago

  • Cyprus Problem :: RE: Large numbers of TCs visit the south during the Bayram

    Author: Viewpoint Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:16 pm (GMT 2) wyoming cowboy wrote: Actually i shopped many times in North Nicosia, i bought curtains at Ledra..better material and better prices....so there VP The figures speak for themselves, when you consider the population ratios. _________________ Viva la Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus our home and safe haven. - 2 hours ago

  • General Chat :: RE: Hi baby (Pretty in Pink)

    Author: lioness 2 Subject: Re: Hi baby (Pretty in Pink) Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:16 pm (GMT 2) pretty-as-pink wrote: lioness 2 wrote: Hi baby. Glad to see you back. hum, i think your the only one sweetie. thank you very much and its nice to see at least one forum member isnt a narrow minded person, blimy i was going to say something bad then!!! better not. i hope you are well lioness, i as it goes am having a bad man day, the other half is getting on my pip big style today, so have come on here to see who i can it out on, and why not i am here for your entertainment after all!!! speak soon xx ps..thanks for the post I am fine now, just getting over the bloody swine flu again. I'm always having a bad man day!!!!!!!!!!!! Well keep up your posts as they always make me giggle. Take care - 2 hours ago

  • Cyprus Problem :: RE: Large numbers of TCs visit the south during the Bayram

    Author: denizaksulu Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:15 pm (GMT 2) Viewpoint wrote: denizaksulu wrote: Viewpoint wrote: denizaksulu wrote: Viewpoint wrote: Deniz do you see the GCs doing the same in the north? thats the difference between us. VP, I have a lot of respect for what you have to say, But do you really expect our GC friends to behave differently? They have been ethnically cleansed from the north and you expect them to behave in a different manner. If you can get angry at their behaiviour in the past, expect the same or even worse. Deniz you cannot be to careful with GCs they are very cunning and united in making us pay...the isolation is a clear example of their real intentions...they will not shop in the north as they know it will support or economy which they pray in church every Sunday will collapse leaving us desolate surrendering to their ever whim. They are united in bycotting spending in the north or even going to the property commission thats where we differ we holdno grudges and rush south thinking things are cheaper which has been proven to be a phallacy but we TCs are not united and like to show off by say we went south to shop like its a big deal, which it is clearly not...people just do not realize they are being screwed and they are contributing to the economy of the man who wants them wiped of this island and therefore continues with actions that support the economice isolation and development of the north. You are clever enough to wor out the rest, dont be fooled by the exterior its whats inside which is more important and I personally dont find them to be genuine or balanced. You are right, they are making us 'pay through our nose for 'stealing their heritage. The politicians have a lot to sort out then. I too do not like their 'isolationist policies, fakat 'ne ekersen onu biçersin' The GC wıll not reward you for your 'peace operation' and everything it entails. Do you really believe we caused the peace operation on our own? the GCs have a lot to answer for and if we consider the responsiblity to be 50 50 then why should we suffer, dont forget we have lost 67% of our island and recognition which the GCs continue to milk at our loss...they are not as white as you seem to believe but the only alternative they place on the table is minority rights in a Gc state run by the majority which happens to be the GCs whos mentality has not changed one iota from the forefathers in the 1960s...frightening thought. Ihope I am not receiving a lesson in the history of Cyprus. I am aware of the coup and the 'peace op' which ended up in an 'occupation'. As to the properties left behind, they still belong to the KOCHAN holders. Can you say the same about the GC properties. I belive in justice for all. When I read the 'Constitution' of the north, and the statement that ALL GC properties belong to the northern authorities, I felt disgusted. More so when they were dishing these properties to anyone who knocked on their door. This apart from 'eshdeger'. Then the selling off to developers. You may have your reasons (economic survival) but this is still wrong. My priciples do not stand for such behaviour. Sorry, but this is me. _________________ How proud I am that I am a Cypriot. - 2 hours ago

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