The Nile University (NU) Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) is a two-year leading edge professional program that focuses on case-study methodology and students' active participation in courses.

Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA)

The program aims at creating a learning environment where students have the opportunity to enhance their knowledge and develop the skills required for making decisions at managerial levels and hence accelerate their career development.

The EMBA program is designed in collaboration with IESE Business School, University of Navarra, Spain.

The EMBA program is designed for managers, entrepreneurs, and professionals with a minimum of five years of professional experience, who are eager to acquire and develop their broad-based management skills in a practical and convenient format.

Admission Requirements

Students hold an appropriate university degree, preferably in a business or technology related discipline.

Decisions on admission to the university are made by the admissions committee based on the student's academic records, business experience, proof of English proficiency, GMAT score, recommendation letters, the student's statement of purpose and the student’s performance in an admission interview.

A minimum grade of “Good” or equivalent from recognized universities in Egypt or abroad

A minimum score of 61 in internet-based (iBT) TOEFL or equivalent.

An acceptable GMAT score which could be taken during the first semester of study.

Curriculum

The EMBA is a 2-year; 48 credit hour program.

During the first year, students must complete twelve (12) required business core courses for a total of 24 credit hours.

All EMBA courses are 2 credit hours each and focus on functional areas of business, their interactions and dynamics within the organization, and on the impact of internal and external factors on decision making. In the second year students must complete the corporate strategy and the competitive strategy courses and another ten (10) elective courses for a total of 24 credit hours.

These courses must cover at least four (4) of the proposed business areas

I. Required Business Core (24 credit hours)

Students should complete all required courses in the core before taking any elective.

Courses

ACCT 601 Financial Accounting
ACCT 602 Managerial Accounting
ECON 601 Decision Analysis
ECON 602 Macro Economics
FINC 601 Financial Management
FINC 602 Corporate Finance
MGMT 601 Organizational Behavior
MGMT 602 Management and Leadership
MGMT 604 Interpersonal Skills & Communication Management
MGMT 621 Business Information Systems
MKTG 601 Marketing Management
OPMG 601 Operations Management

II. Business Electives (20 credit hours)

Students must complete ten (10) elective courses for a total of 20 credit hours that cover at least four of the business areas shown below. Students may concentrate in one or more areas by taking four (4) courses in each area of specialization.

Courses

ACCOUNTING

ACCT 603 Strategic Managerial Accounting
ACCT 604 Accounting Information Systems
ACCT 605 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 630 Selected Topics in Accounting
ACCT 640 Independent Studies in Accounting

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BSAD 601 Business Ethics
BSAD 602 Business Law
BSAD 605 International Business
BSAD 606 Corporate Governance
BSAD 630 Selected Topics in Business
BSAD 640 Independent Studies in Business

ECONOMICS

ECON 603 Microeconomics
ECON 604 Applied International Economics
ECON 605 Emerging Economies
ECON 630 Selected Topics in Economics
ECON 640 Independent Studies in Economics

FINANCE

FINC 603 International Finance
FINC 604 Investment Management
FINC 605 Mergers & Acquisitions
FINC 606 Private Equity and Small Business Finance
FINC 607 Derivatives
FINC 630 Selected Topics in Finance
FINC 640 Independent Studies in Finance

MANAGEMENT

MGMT 603 Human Resource Management
MGMT 605 Management of Small and Medium Enterprises
MGMT 606 Entrepreneurship
MGMT 607 Negotiations
MGMT 622 E-Business
MGMT 630 Selected Topics in Management
MGMT 640 Independent Studies in Management

MARKETING

MKTG 602 Sales Management
MKTG 603 Marketing Research
MKTG 604 International Marketing
MKTG 605 Marketing Strategies
MKTG 606 Managing Customer Relationship
MKTG 630 Selected Topics in Marketing
MKTG 640 Independent Studies in Marketing

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

OPMG 602 Competing from Operations
OPMG 603 Supply Chain Management
OPMG 604 Management of Technology
OPMG 605 Project Management
OPMG 606 Managing Innovation
OPMG 607 Quantitative Methods for Business
OPMG 630 Selected Topics in Operations Management
OPMG 640 Independent Studies in Operations Management

III. Capstone Course

BSAD 603 Corporate Strategy and International Competitiveness
BSAD 604 Competitive Strategy

Contact-

Nile University
26th of July Corridor, Giza Governorate, Egypt