The Master of Business Administration program is part of the Alte University School of Business. The goal of the mentioned school is to prepare bachelors and masters with development-oriented and entrepreneurial thinking skills, who will be globally competitive in both the local and international employment markets.

Master Program

Business Administration (MBA) Program

The components of the master's program are aimed at achieving the goals set in the program and developing the master's competencies as a result of the study. The logical sequence and evolution of the formation of achievable competencies determine the content of the master program, its structure, and curriculum.&nbsp;Qualification Awarded: Master of Business AdministrationThe master's program includes 120 credits covering the required and elective components.Compulsory components amount to 95 credits;<ul><li>Courses in mandatory training—60 credits</li><li>Master's Thesis-25 credits &nbsp;</li></ul>The elective component includes 35 credits; &nbsp;The student chooses 7 subjects from the elective subjects. The recommended workload is 6 subjects per semester, except for the 4th semester, during which the student is mainly focused on working on a master's thesis. &nbsp;See the curriculum of the master's program in business administration <a href="https://cms.alte.ge/storage/file/YDuhzUVx2P.pdf">at the link</a>.

Program Structure

An individual holding a bachelor's degree or an equivalent academic credential, admitted based on the outcomes of the common master's examinations and demonstrating proficiency in the English language (at a B2 level), is eligible to enroll in the Master's program in Business Administration. Competency in English is validated by the results of an English language examination or a certificate attesting to the appropriate proficiency level. Preference is accorded to candidates with prior managerial work experience during the admission process. Number of students to enroll: 60 Annual fee: 2900 GEL

Admission

Name, Surname: Nana ChanturiaPosition:&nbsp;Deputy Dean of the School of BusinessE-mail:&nbsp;business@alte.edu.ge; info@alte.edu.ge

Contact Information

<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/nana-mikashavidze">Nana Mikhashavidze</a> - Dean of the School of Business<a href="mailto:n.mikashavidze@alte.edu.ge">n.mikashavidze@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/tamar-zuroshvili">Tamar Zuroshvili</a> - Manager of the School of Business<a href="mailto:t.zuroshvili@alte.edu.ge">t.zuroshvili@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/mikheil-tokmazishvili">Mikheil Tokmazishvili</a> - Head of Undergraduate and Master's Programs in Business Administrationm.tokmazishvili@alte.edu.ge

Administration

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is offered through the Alte University School of Business. The school's objective is to cultivate bachelor's and master's graduates with a forward-thinking, entrepreneurial mindset, poised to excel in the global employment landscape.Graduates of the Master of Business Administration program will possess comprehensive knowledge and versatile skills in marketing, management, finance, and entrepreneurship. This expertise equips them to establish and effectively manage successful businesses, while also making substantial contributions to the growth and enhancement of existing enterprises. &nbsp;Key aspects of the program The program offers:The curriculum is designed around contemporary methodologies and tailored to individual interests, offering opportunities to pursue new professions, advance existing careers, and specialize in specific fields. Students benefit from a unique networking opportunity, facilitated by the university's founders, Advisory Board, and over 200 partner organizations, which can lead to enhanced employment prospects or career progression. Additionally, students receive support for entrepreneurship endeavors through the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Participation in exchange programs, attendance at prestigious local and international conferences and forums, and collaboration with private and analytical organizations on projects and challenges allow students to broaden their horizons and contribute as speakers or moderators.