The MSc in Corporate Finance with Corporate Governance program is designed to help students recognize, understand, and attain those skills associated with success in the world of finance. Its focus is the financial decisions that must be made in every organization. The global financial crisis, corporate scandals and collapses and public concern over the apparent lack of effective boards have all contributed to an explosion of interest in good governance practices.
In addition, the program aims to develop a sound understanding of the processes a
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A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university
Proficiency in the English Language
Applicants, whose first language is not English, and who do not have a recognised Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification taught and examined in English, are required to provide evidence of their competence in written and spoken English, normally through IELTS (Bands 5.5 – 6) or an equivalent qualification. Students below this standard can be provided with individually designed English language courses on campus and must achieve the required scores prior to registration for the MSc program.
For fall semester is at the end of August
- For spring semester is at the end of December
A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university
Proficiency in the English Language
Applicants, whose first language is not English, and who do not have a recognised Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification taught and examined in English, are required to provide evidence of their competence in written and spoken English, normally through IELTS (Bands 5.5 – 6) or an equivalent qualification. Students below this standard can be provided with individually designed English language courses on campus and must achieve the required scores prior to registration for the MSc program.
IELTS (Bands 5.5 -6) or equivalent qualification
Philips University receives no direct support from any government body. It therefore relies entirely on tuition fees for its income and financial viability. Fees are calculated on the basis of real economic costs of study. Consequently, the University authorities must be satisfied that a student’s fees will be met throughout the duration of his/her program of studies at the University.
The annual tuition fees for the academic year 2020-2021 for all students have been fixed as follows:
A student is not officially registered until payment is made in full. Unless all the financial obligations to the University have been satisfied, a student cannot register, graduate or have a transcript issued. Students facing unexpected financial problems may apply in writing to the University for an extension of payment, which will consider each case on its merits. Filing an application does not imply automatic deferment.
Any student may be suspended from the University fifteen days after receiving official notice of failure to discharge his/her financial obligations.
No student shall be permitted to sit for final examinations, or to register for a new semester, until financial obligations have been met.
Refund Policy
Tuition fees are normally payable at the beginning of each semester. It is the general policy of Philips University not to refund tuition fees. In exceptional cases of compassion, for example debilitating illness, the University may agree to refund part of the tuition fees after careful consideration of evidence.
Withdrawal Policy
A student who finds it necessary to withdraw from Philips University is not entitled to any refund and is required to consult with the Departmental Chairperson. The date of withdrawal from the University and the symbol “NC” (No credit) for each course are recorded on the student’s transcript of record. Students who withdraw from the University without first consulting the Departmental Chairperson will not be granted honourable dismissal.
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Contact Person: Philips University
Phone: +35722441860
Email: info@philipsuni.ac.cy
