Frederick University

Programme overview

Full-time (also offered part‑time) 18‑month MBA delivered in English on the Nicosia and Limassol campuses. The program offers two specialisations: General MBA and Public Policy and Management. Tuition for the whole programme is stated as 9,000. The course is positioned to integrate theory and practice and includes a Final MBA Project that can provide practical work experience through the Schools employer network.

What you'll study

Students gain foundational knowledge across core business disciplines and learn analytical methods, modelling techniques and case study application to solve real business problems. Key aims include developing strategic decision‑making, managerial skills, market analysis and the effective use of contemporary technologies in business decisions. Completion requires 90 ECTS credits; graduation also requires a cumulative GPA of at least 5.00 out of 10.00.

Entry requirements

• Undergraduate degree from a recognised university or equivalent in any discipline (examples listed include Accounting & Finance, Economics, Maritime and Transport, Engineering, Law, Life Sciences, Social Sciences).
• English language proficiency if prior degree was not delivered in English; acceptable evidence includes TOEFL, IELTS, GCSE/IGCSE, Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency, a high‑school certificate showing English instruction, or satisfactory performance (>50%) on the universitys English placement test.
• Two years work experience or a good GMAT score is considered an advantage, but not strictly mandatory.
• Application supporting documents: CV; 1 page Personal Statement; official degree transcripts; language test or GMAT results (if available); two recommendation letters (at least one academic). Referees may submit by professional email or signed hard copy on headed paper. Selected applicants may be invited to an interview in person or via phone/Skype.

Career prospects

The programme prepares graduates for managerial and leadership roles across private and public sectors. Explicitly mentioned employer sectors include economics, banking and finance, transportation, engineering, construction, manufacturing, distribution and logistics, retail and wholesale, consulting, services and healthcare. Graduates are positioned for roles as senior executives, consultants, multifunctional leaders or entrepreneurs.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The published programme text does not list specific scholarships. Prospective applicants should consult Frederick Universitys Admissions or Financial Support offices for current scholarship, grant or payment‑plan options and any employer sponsorship possibilities.