Application Process

Application Process for the MSc in Strategic Marketing:

To apply for the MSc in Strategic Marketing programme, prospective candidates are required to complete the following steps:

  1. Online Application Form: Complete the application form available on the MSc in Strategic Marketing website. Ensure that all sections are filled out accurately and thoroughly.
  2. Curriculum Vitae (CV): Submit a comprehensive and up to date curriculum vitae that highlights your educational background, work experience, skills, and any relevant achievements.
  3. Bachelor’s Degree: Provide a copy of your bachelor’s degree certificate as proof of your academic qualification.
  4. Diploma Supplement/Transcript: Include a copy of your diploma supplement or transcript, showcasing your academic performance during your bachelor’s degree.
  5. Letters of Recommendation (Two Required): Arrange for two letters of recommendation from individuals who can attest to your academic or professional capabilities. Ensure that these letters are submitted as part of your application.
  6. Proof of English Language Competence (C2/C2/CPE Level): Submit evidence of your English language proficiency, such as a certificate demonstrating a minimum level of C2/C2/CPE.
  7. Proof of Relevant Professional Experience (if any): If applicable, provide documentation verifying any relevant professional experience you may have.
  8. Scientific Publications and/or Academic Distinctions (if any): Include any scientific publications or academic distinctions, if applicable, to showcase your scholarly achievements.
  9. Copy of ID or Passport: Attach a copy of your identification card or passport to verify your identity.
  10. Photo (ID Type): Provide a recent ID-type photo as part of your application.
  11. Research Experience (if any): If you have research experience, include relevant details to highlight your research contributions.

Ensure that all supporting documents are submitted accurately and meet the specified requirements. Incomplete applications may not be considered during the selection process. 

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Academic Qualifications / Requirements Evaluation:

Prospective students for the MSc in Strategic Marketing program will be assessed based on the following criteria, each assigned a weight and evaluated on a scale of 0 – 10:

  1. Overall BSc Grade and Academic Standing (40%):
    • Evaluation considers the candidate’s overall BSc grade and their standing or ranking among fellow students. This factor holds significant weight, contributing 40% to the overall evaluation.
  2. Personal Interview (10%):
    • A personal interview is conducted to assess the candidate’s interpersonal and communication skills. This interview contributes to 10% of the overall evaluation.
  3. Relevant Professional Experience (20%):
    • The candidate’s relevant professional experience is considered, with a focus on its alignment with the programme’s objectives. This factor contributes to 20% of the overall evaluation.
  4. Research Experience, Publications, Additional Postgraduate Studies (20%):
    • Evaluation includes the assessment of research experience, publications, and any additional postgraduate studies. This factor holds a weight of 20% in the overall evaluation.
  5. Additional Qualifications (10%):
    • Additional qualifications such as GMAT scores, extra degrees, proficiency in other foreign languages, and attendance of relevant seminars are considered. This category contributes to 10% of the overall evaluation.
  6. Competence in English Language and Letters of Recommendation (Not Graded):
    • Proficiency in the English language (demonstrated through Proficiency, IELTS, TOEFL) and the submission of two letters of recommendation (academic/professional/combination) are pivotal components of the candidate’s evaluation. However, they are not graded but play a crucial role in the assessment.

Prospective students are encouraged to excel in these criteria to enhance their chances of successful admission. The weighting coefficients indicate the relative importance of each factor in the overall evaluation process.

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Tuition fees & Scholarships

Tuition Fees: The tuition fees for the MSc in Strategic Marketing programme are set at €5,500. This financial responsibility is undertaken by the student or a third party on behalf of the student. Each student is assigned a unique RF code for tracking all financial transactions.

Breakdown of Installments:

  • First Semester (Total: €2000)
    • First Installment: €500 (July, during registration)
    • Second Installment: €500 (1st week of September)
    • Third Installment: €1000 (1st week of November)
  • Second Semester (Total: €2000)
    • First Installment: €1000 (2nd half of January)
    • Second Installment: €1000 (1st week of April)
  • Third Semester (Total: €1500)
    • First Installment: €1000 (1st week of July)
    • Second Installment: €500 (1st week of September)

The payment of tuition fees for each semester is a prerequisite for students’ participation in the semester exams.

Scholarships:

  • Scholarships are granted based on academic achievements and excellence.
  • The Board of Directors may decide to grant scholarships for the three semesters of studies, with one full scholarship (100% of the semester’s tuition fees) awarded to the best-performing student.
  • Scholarships are awarded at the beginning of each academic semester following an evaluation of students’ performance.
  • Only students who successfully complete all courses during the initial examination period (not resits) are eligible for scholarships.

Exemption from Tuition Fees:

  • Postgraduate students with a Bachelor’s degree of no less than seven and a half out of ten (7.5/10) who also meet the financial requirements as specified by Law 4957/2022, may be exempt from tuition fees.
  • Exempted students should not exceed thirty percent (30%) of the total number of students admitted to the program.
  • According to article 86 of Law 4957/2022, if the beneficiaries exceed the above percentage, they are selected in ranking order starting from the lowest income.

Prospective students are encouraged to review the specified financial requirements and eligibility criteria for scholarships and tuition fee exemptions.