This scholarship program offers Greek students who take the Bloomberg Aptitude Test (BAT) the opportunity to study for the M.Sc. in Finance degree at ALBA Graduate Business School at The American College of Greece.
The scholarship program applies to BAT participants in Greece over the period May-Aug 2014 and refers to those applicants for the M.Sc. in Finance program who meet the typical admission requirements for the September 2014 registration as stated in the school’s site.
Interested applicants need to submit the online academic application and will go through the standard admission procedure and interview. Scholarships are open only to the 2014-2015 academic year . The cost of this program is €12,500. The duration of study is 12 months full time, 24 months for the part time mode, and the program begins in September 2014.
The Joint Bloomberg-ALBA Scholarship program for Greece consists of:
Important Notes:
For additional information about the application process for the M.Sc. in Finance at ALBA Graduate Business and the Bloomberg-ALBA Joint Scholarship Program please contact Mrs. Lila Efstathiadi, at [email protected] or call at +0030 210 8964531, ext 2283.
WHAT IS THE BAT?
The BAT is a multiple choice test that evaluates your abilities as relative to a career in finance and then helps you to anonymously market yourself to over 20,000 employers via the Bloomberg Talent Search. All questions on the BAT evaluate aptitude rather than knowledge so you do not need to have a background in Finance in order to do well on the test. **The BAT is offered FREE of charge on campus and you can also retake the test for FREE (only your best scores will be visible to employers). Students of all degrees and all levels of study are invited to take the BAT as we offer a variety of internship and full time job opportunities.
WHAT IS BLOOMBERG?
Bloomberg L.P. is the leading financial data analytics and media company based in NYC that provides financial software tools, data services and news through the Bloomberg Terminal to over 20,000 global financial and business companies. The Terminal is a computer system that provides access to financial news and analytics, enabling users to monitor and analyze financial market data in real-time and place trades on the electronic trading platform. Bloomberg has developed the BAT to connect talented students around the world with leaders in the finance industry.