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I. CIIM-CYPRUS
M.Sc Master of Science
CIIM offers 4 Specialized Masters programmes
a. MSc Educational Leadership and Management
b MSc Human Resource Management & Organizational Behaviour
c. MSc Shipping Management
d. MSc Marketing Management |
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2. MPSM (Master in Public Service Management)
LIST OFCIIM MPSM PROGRAMME:
- Human Resource Management for the Public Sector
- Budgeting and Public Financial Management
- Cost – Benefit Analysis
- Enterprise, Innovation and the Public Sector
- Public Finance and Public Policy
- Public-Private Partnerships and Regulatory Strategies
- Communication skills for Managers
- Conflict Management and Dispute Resolution
- Ethics in Business and Government
- Quantitative Methods
- Managerial Economics
- Managing Strategic Change
- Organizational Behaviour
- E- Government
- Non-Market Valuation Methods
- Market Research
- Final Project Workshop
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Study In Germany |
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Action |
| December |
Start collecting information from DAAD, Internet, brochures etc. Attend counseling sessions. |
| Jan-March |
Contact the selected university directly! Application forms and other relevant material can be downloaded from the web. |
| March-June |
Check the application deadline for the courses chosen. Send the application form and other documents required for admission to the selected university or to assist. Make sure you have a valid passport.
( For more information on assist please look up our "News" section. ) |
| July |
Apply for a student visa as soon as you have the admission letter of your University. The German Embassy and the Consulates require proof of sufficient funding for the first year of study (approx. INR 350,000). |
| Sep-Oct |
Make sure you arrive in Germany at least one week before the course starts. Contact the International Office (Akademisches Auslandsamt, abbrev. AAA) for guidance. |
| Oct-Dec |
Get your residence permit within the first three months of your stay in Germany at the Foreigners' Registration Office (Auslaenderamt). |
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Tuition fees - Since most of the institutions of higher education in Germany are funded by the state, normally they do not charge any tuition fees. Some universities are likely to introduce tuition fees in the coming years, which as and when introduced will be to the tune of 500 Euros per semester.
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Monthly cost of living - In Germany you will require around EURO 650 (approximately INR 35,000 - 40,000) per month. This amount covers housing, food, clothing, study material and other expenses such as health insurance and leisure activities.
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Financial Proof for Visa - For a student's visa a proof of funding is required (approx. INR 350,000 - 400,000).
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Jobs - Although a student visa does not allow you to take a full-time job, surely you could do with a bit of extra income. As an international student you are permitted to work upto four hours per day, but not more than 180 days per year. You may ask in your department, library and student services for employment. In any case, German language is a strong plus point for a job.
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