As the EMBA’s credo is “challenge your thinking, lead for growth and renewal”, we assess candidates with the following criteria:

• Formal criteria: Degree * and management experience
• Past accomplishments
• Academic Curiosity

Candidates to be considered for The Alba Executive MBA Program must submit the following documents:

• The completed Alba application, including one recent photograph in jpeg format.
• Two letters of recommendation in Greek or in English language.
• Academic transcripts
• Proof of competence in the English language
• Three Essays, as indicated in the Application form.
• Receipt of the non-refundable application fee's [€60] deposit

* Exceptional cases, where no bachelor's degree exists, but is complimented by substantial senior management experience and professional achievements, will be seriously considered.

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Details for Admission

To be considered for admission, candidates must:

• Hold a bachelor’s degree;
• Have a minimum of 3 years work experience (military service not included for Greek male applicants);
• Need to be currently employed or self-employed (for the part time mode only);
• A GMAT (minimum required score 515), or GRE (minimum required score 155) will strengthen a candidates' overall profile;
• Provide evidence of excellent command of English language. The following certificates are accepted:
• Proficiency (Cambridge, Michigan, MSU), or TOEFL (minimum required score 100), or IELTS (minimum required score 6.5), or Duolingo English Test (minimum required score 125);
• Native English-speakers and graduates of under/graduate degrees taught exclusively in English do not need to provide English language certifications.

Candidates must submit:

• The completed application form  
• One recent photograph in jpeg format;
• Two letters of recommendation (in Greek or in English language);
• Official Academic Transcripts (certified copies) of degrees from each undergraduate, graduate or professional degree earned;
• Proof of competence in the English language;
• Three Essays, as indicated in the application form;
• Receipt of the non-refundable application fee [€60] deposit.

Click here to download the admission details.

 

For details on academic policy, course credit policy, fees policy, and rules for student conduct, please refer to the Student Handbook 

Students Code of Conduct can be found here

 

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Details for Admission

To be considered for admission, candidates must:

• Hold a bachelor’s degree;
• A GMAT (minimum required score 515), or GRE (minimum required score 155) will strengthen a candidates' overall profile;
• Provide evidence of excellent command of English language. The following certificates are accepted:
• Proficiency (Cambridge, Michigan, MSU), or TOEFL (minimum required score 100), or IELTS (minimum required score 6.5), or Duolingo English Test (minimum required score 125);
• Native English-speakers and graduates of under/graduate degrees taught exclusively in English do not need to provide English language certifications.

Candidates must submit:

• The completed application form  
• One recent photograph in jpeg format;
• Two letters of recommendation (in Greek or in English language);
• Official Academic Transcripts (certified copies) of degrees from each undergraduate, graduate or professional degree earned;
• Proof of competence in the English language;
• Three Essays, as indicated in the application form;
• Receipt of the non-refundable application fee [€60] deposit.

 

Click here to download the admission details.

 

For details on academic policy, course credit policy, fees policy, and rules for student conduct, please refer to the Student Handbook 

Students Code of Conduct can be found here

 

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Details for Admission

A. Purpose

The purpose of the Applicant Grievance Procedure is to provide an open and fair process for both applicants and the admissions staff. It is an opportunity for applicants to raise matters of concern and for the College to resolve timely and effectively complaints about the admissions process.

B. General Principles

• Any individual who has submitted an application for undergraduate or graduate studies may invoke the Applicant Grievance Procedure, which sets out how they may raise a complaint about the admission process.
• ACG ensures that all grievances are handled promptly, with fairness and consistency. ACG does not discriminate against any applicant who makes a complaint. All grievances are dealt with confidentially.
• Every effort is made to resolve an applicant’s grievance amicably and to the satisfaction of all concerned without the necessity of a formal complaint. Applicants whose grievances cannot be resolved informally or who wish to appeal an admissions decision should follow the procedure for a formal complaint or appeal.

C. Procedure for formal complaint / appeal

• All grievances must be addressed on an individual basis to the respective Dean of Admissions (contact details here).
• All grievances must be submitted in writing, clearly stating the applicant’s complaint, and supported by specific facts. In addition, the applicant’s full name and contact information should be included.
• An applicant can submit a grievance within ten (10) working days of the action causing concern.
• The Dean acknowledges receipt of the complaint and then investigates the complaint with relevant staff and /or a third party, if deemed necessary. The Dean provides a final response within fourteen (14) working days.
• In case the applicant is dissatisfied with the Dean’s decision and wishes to pursue the matter further, he/she can submit a formal appeal to the respective Vice President.
• The Vice President’s decision following completion of such process is considered final.

Do you have any specific questions about one of our MBA or MSc Programs? Do you need additional clarifications about the admissions or application procedures?

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We would be pleased to address any enquiry you might have and to assist you in any way we can.