Master Degree in Business Administration (MBA)
Cairo , Egypt
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Tuition Fee
CHF 10,000
Per year
Start Date
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
24 months
Details
Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Agricultural Management | Agricultural Mechanics | Crop Production | Crop Science | Forestry | Textiles | Digital Marketing | Workforce Development | Career Counseling | Vocational Training | Drafting & Design Technology | Power Plant Technology | Dental Assisting | Dentistry | Dermatology | Emergency Medical Services
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
CHF 10,000
Intakes
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2023-09-01 | - |
| 2023-10-01 | - |
| 2024-01-01 | - |
| 2024-03-01 | - |
| 2024-05-01 | - |
About Program
Program Overview
Our goal at the Helvetic Business School is that our MBA students are fully prepared to lead and manage in today’s competitive global marketplace. Our curriculum is application based through experiential learning and focus on the hard and soft skills business leaders will need in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).
All courses are taught in English by leading business visionaries in small dynamic cohorts. All professors have experience in successful business ventures, providing our students with real-world lessons learned and best practices. Our professors share their challenges and successes with the students, giving them a front-line education.
Collaboration and Team Building
The curriculum links cutting-edge business theory to practical application as students are guided to solve real-world challenges. This environment emphasizes collaboration and team building alongside the healthy competition.
At HBS, top-tier internationally diverse classmates come together, share professional experiences, and form synergistic groups where mutual commitment and joint accountability lead to highly effective teams.
At HBS, top-tier internationally diverse classmates come together, share professional experiences, and form synergistic groups where mutual commitment and joint accountability lead to highly effective teams.
Internship placement and executive mentoring
Beyond the depth and breadth of knowledge gained in the classroom, the life-long connections developed while attending HBS will be of immeasurable value. To this end, we require and actively support internship placement, on-site company visits, and executive mentoring.
With our vast network of contacts at nearby, world-renowned, corporate headquarters, students are sure to find opportunities tailored to meet their specific needs. Whether the student’s aspiration is to manage a leading company, have their own business, or work for a family-run business, HBS provides the tools to follow the desired career path
With our vast network of contacts at nearby, world-renowned, corporate headquarters, students are sure to find opportunities tailored to meet their specific needs. Whether the student’s aspiration is to manage a leading company, have their own business, or work for a family-run business, HBS provides the tools to follow the desired career path
Personal Interaction
Our faculty-student ratio is roughly 1-7, facilitating a deeper working relationship between students and professors than other universities. The small class size, approximately 20 students per class, provides students with optimum personal interaction, allowing professors to mentor and advisor a larger number of students.
HBS faculty develops their students 4IR skills through learning by doing and application, coupled with feedback and coaching.
HBS faculty develops their students 4IR skills through learning by doing and application, coupled with feedback and coaching.
Hard and Soft Skill Development
Each course includes theory and hard and soft skill development through two experiential learning, such as:
1) Simulations
2) Presentations – individual and/or group
3) Case studies
4) Projects – individual and/or group, such as:
Business plans
Research project
Marketing plan
Program management plan
Developing a case study
Onboarding plan
1) Simulations
2) Presentations – individual and/or group
3) Case studies
4) Projects – individual and/or group, such as:
Business plans
Research project
Marketing plan
Program management plan
Developing a case study
Onboarding plan
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