MBA Reviews
Description
The German University in Cairo (GUC) is a private university located in New Cairo City, Egypt. The university’s School of Business offers a range of programs for students interested in pursuing careers in business and management.
The GUC’s MBA program is a full-time, two-year program that is designed to prepare students for leadership roles in business and management. The program covers a wide range of business-related topics, including finance, marketing, operations, and strategy. It also includes experiential learning opportunities, such as internships, case studies, and consulting projects.
Admissions to the GUC’s MBA program are competitive. Applicants are required to have a bachelor’s degree and must take the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test). The GUC also considers factors such as the applicant’s work experience, transcripts, essays, and letters of recommendation.
The cost of the GUC’s MBA program is around EGP 150,000 (approx. $9,000), which includes tuition and fees. Financial aid is available to qualified applicants.
The GUC’s MBA program is accredited by the Association of MBAs (AMBA). The language of instruction for the program is English.
The faculty at the GUC is highly qualified and includes leading scholars and practitioners in the field of business and management.
The curriculum of the GUC’s MBA program includes a mix of required courses and electives, and allows students to specialize in a particular area of business.
The GUC has a large and diverse alumni network, and graduates of the MBA program have gone on to successful careers in a variety of industries. The university’s career services office provides support to students and alumni in their job search and career development.
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- Country Egypt/ New Cairo City
One review on “German University in Cairo”
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Reda Ramadan
•The campus offers a lot of green areas with various activities. The faculties facilities are really dated though. Most of the software used is not licensed and cracked, which is weird for an educational institution. The WI-FI network rarely works, and when it works it is pretty slow during the semester. The IT is not helpful for most issues other than changing forgotten password based on my experience with them. The university offers a big staff for the first years to serve as part of their self-advertisement, but then students start to suffer from lack of staff-TAs- issues in some courses when they grow up, which makes their job even harder with time. Some professors are very proficient in English and presentation skills while some others are really bad at both. I had a nice experience though despite the cons. most of the TAs and professors are available in there office to ask them questions whenever you like and they provide guidance whenever you ask them to.
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Not all TAs and professors are available in their offices. I remember me and my friends sometimes never finding a TA for the second or third time, after setting a meeting with them by mail.
Due to lack of staff at the more advanced years, it is specially hard to make an appointment with a TA, because there is never a timing where you have a free slot and the TA is in his office at the same time. The TAs get a very busy schedule making their time in their offices very limited for any real value given to students’ office hours.EDIT: Campus green area can be considered good enough based on Egyptian standards, but considering that this is a private university, the areas are not on a level that makes a place available for every student to work in peace in a usual study day. Most of the time we can’t find a space to work on our group projects in the university.
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