Central European University
CEU Business School
Program Type: Full Time Course Information Min. CPE: C Executive MBA: 18 months Min. CPE: C
Full Time MBA Start Dates: Min. CAE: B MSc in IT Management: 11 months Min. CAE: B
Executive MBA September Min. Years of Work Experience: 3 Min. Years of Work Experience: 3
MSc in IT Management Tuition Fee:
Program Duration: Application Fee: International Master’s in Contact:
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Joint Degree Programs Offered: 11 months 0 Euro Management: 52, 500 Andrea Vági, Recruitment Manager
International Master’s in Executive MBA: 21, 000 Euro Central European University
Management Tuition Fee: Part Time Course Information MSc in IT Management: 9, 300 Euro CEU Business School mer
20, 400 Euro Start Dates: Frankel Leó út 30-34, 1023 Budapest,
Specialization by Function International Master’s in Entry Requirements: Hungary
Finance Entry Requirements: Management: March Min. GMAT Score: 450 Phone: +36-1-887-5014 tin A
Marketing Min. GMAT Score: 450 Executive MBA: February Min TOEFL Computer Based Score: Fax: +36-1-887-5133
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Real Estate Min TOEFL Computer Based Score: MSc in IT Management: April 230 Email:
info@ceubusiness.org
General Management 230 Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score: 570
www.ceubusiness.org
IT Management Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score: 570 Program Duration: Min. TOEFL iBT: 88
Min. TOEFL iBT: 88 International Master’s in Min. IELTS: 6.5
Min. IELTS: 6.5 Management: 18 months
Friday afternoon to Sunday noon, roughly once
every two weeks. Tailor-made and independent
study projects, Strategic Management Projects
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and semester exchange opportunities are open to
Executive MBA candidates after finishing the core
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program. Following successful graduation, you will
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become a member of the School’s alumni network,
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have successfully studied for their MBA at the CEU
Business School.
The International Master’s in Management
(IMM)
An Executive MBA program (the International
Master’s in Management) starting in March is
provided by the Business School in conjunction
with three other leading business schools: Krannert ope
School of Management, Purdue University, USA;
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TiasNimbas Business School, Tilburg University, The
Netherlands; and GISMA Business School, Germany.
The program was ranked 15th in the world by The
Financial Times in its worldwide survey of Executive
MBAs in 2008. The Financial Times has also ranked
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EU Business School is a US accredited and Trans-national MBA (Full-time MBA) this program number 1 in terms of International
licensed management school in the heart of new Central Europe is changing; Trans-national Leaders Course Experience. IMM consists of six concentrated
Europe. It has been accredited by the Association of are in high demand! With our newly developed two-week residential sessions, which are scheduled
MBAs and has also received Title IV registration at the Trans-national MBA, we continue to prepare our throughout an 18-month period. During that time
US Department of Education. Founded by a group of students to lead change. The key feature of this new all the participating business schools are serving as
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visionary leaders, including George Soros in 1988, program is its emphasis on trans-national leadership host, and one session also takes place in Shanghai,
CEU Business School became a landmark institution and on doing business across borders. Because of China. This schedule allows participants to maintain
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since it was the first school in Central Eastern Europe where we are, who we are, and what we have been their job responsibilities while they acquire the broad A
to offer graduate business education leading to an doing over the last 20 years, we teach this better than range of managerial skills needed to be effective
American MBA. It is situated in Budapest, one of the anyone else in the world. This 60-credit, intensive, in a dynamic and highly competitive business
most dynamic and vibrant cities of Central Europe. full-time 11 month program runs from September environment.
until July each year. This program is meant for
Since its creation the School has, and continues to managers who see themselves as change leaders in MSc in IT Management
play, a pivotal role in linking global management rapidly transforming environments, and combines The Master of Science in IT Management - a unique
theories with the realities and challenges of the functional excellence (in the core program) with program in this Region - is a highly specialized
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region’s transforming economies. The Business opportunities to specialize in Marketing, Finance and accredited American business degree that focuses on
School is devoted not only to teach its students how Real Estate Management. the relevant management issues in the Information
to conduct business in a complex society, but also Technology and Telecom disciplines across various
to introduce them to a higher business culture of The Executive MBA (Weekend MBA) industries, and provides a unique blend of business
enhanced social values. The modular Weekend MBA offers the opportunity management skills development. The 11-month
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to earn the same high-quality US-type degree as program starts every April. It is an intense program
We offer a wide range of graduate programs to meet the full-time program but on a part-time basis, with built on regular weekly-evening and/or weekend ustr
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the various needs and requirements of our students: no career interruption. The Executive MBA starts in class meetings, and is tailor-made for the working
February each year. Classes run intensively from professionals.
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