Gisma Msm Mba Application Form 14032014

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GISMA MSM MBA APPLICATION FORMThank you for your interest in GISMA Business School .

We look forward to welcoming you on to one of our Postgraduate Programmes. Please readthrough the following information carefully. If you have any further queries regarding the applicationprocess, feel free to contact your programme advisor in person or over the phone.

Instructions for Applicants

STEP 1: Complete the application form.

STEP 2: Enclose the following supporting documents as a part of your application form:

An English language copy of your CV/rsum (not more than 2 sides of A4) Copies of all your degrees and professional qualifications: certificates and transcripts (with

certified translation when required) Proof of English proficiency, when required; TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) 88

internet-based test, 570 paper-based test or; IELTS score of 6.5 (academic test) Two reference letters (academic/professional). Please ensure that reference letters are on

letterhead paper, stamped and dated (not older than 6 months) A copy of your passport and all previous German/EU visas (when applicable), and a recent

passport-sized colour photograph (jpeg, 150*150 pixels)

Applicants are either required to take a GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) andobtain a score of 600, or take the Pre-MBA Test combined with leveling courses. Pleaseprovide proof of your score with your application.

STEP 3: Please send a completed copy of your application to your programme advisor. Note thatyou have the option of either sending it by email to: [email protected] or through the post. In eithercase, you are required to attach copies of the relevant documents listed in this application.

Students applying through the post must complete the application form in BLOCK CAPITALS, usingblack ink. Once you have completed the form, please send it to the following address:

GISMA Business School GmbHGoethestrae 1830169 HannoverDeutschland


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SECTION 1: Selecting your postgraduate programme

1.1 LIST OF POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

Please note that you are only able to select one course

International MBA - 18 months

Fast-track MBA - 12 months

Part-time MBA - 24 months

1.2 DUAL PROGRAMMES (optional)

Please leave this section blank if you are only applying to study the GISMA-MSM MBA.

MBA + ACCA Online

1.3 GISMA/MSM MBA SPECIALISATIONS*

Applicants for the International MBA , Fast-track MBA and Part-time MBA are permitted to select onespecialisation, indicated in order of preference.

Please note that students are not required to select specialisations at time of application. Studentsare advised to first discuss options with career services and tutors before confirming specialisationpathway.*

Please choose your specialisation(s) of interest, from 1 to 3 in order of preference.

Accounting & Finance (AF)

Corporate Strategy and Economic Policy (CSEP)

Management Information Systems (MIS)

International Business (IB)

Marketing (M)

Organisational Behaviour and HR Management (OBHRM)

*All specialisations are available subject to student demand. GISMA reserves the right to cancel specialisation modules inthe event that not enough candidates are registered.

1.4 INTAKE

Start Year:

May

November


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SECTION 2: Completing the GISMA Postgraduate Form

Please complete the following form to the best of your knowledge.

2.1 PERSONAL INFORMATIONSurname:First Name: Preferred Name: Title: Date of Birth: Gender: M F Permanent Address: Mailing Address:

Daytime Contact No: Fax:

Evening Contact No: Mobile No:

Email address:

Nationality:

Country of Birth:

Country of Permanent Residence:

If holder of a German entry visa please state type:

Date of arrival into Germany:


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2.2 EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS a. Higher Education

Please state the most recent qualifications first, and attach any relevant copies of certificates andtranscripts.

Institution Award Specialisation (ifany)

AverageGrade

DateStarted

Date Awarded

Exams to be taken or results pending:

b. English Language (Applicants whose first language is not English)

If English is not your first language, you will need to provide relevant proof of your level ofproficiency. Please indicate to us which test/tests you have completed, or have registered to take(see prospectus for details of acceptable applications).

Institution Award Specialisation (ifany)

AverageGrade

DateStarted

DateAwarded

c. Additional LanguagesNative Speaker

Spoken/Beginner

Expert


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d. Professional Qualifications

Title of Qualification DateAwarded

Direct Exam or Exemption(please state which)

e. GMAT Score

Verbal Score Date Awarded

Quantitative Score

Total Score

2.3 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Please provide us with brief details of any previous employment or work placements. List these inchronological order, displaying the most recent position first.

Dates From/To(DD/MM/YY)

Name & Address of Employer Title of Position

You are required to submit a FULL Curriculum Vitae (CV) with this application form.I have enclosed my CV


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2.4 STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF APPLICATIONPlease give further information in support of your application. This must include the reasons for yourchoice of programme, and what you feel that you can contribute to our course. Explain why you wish to apply for y our course/degree and include specific reasons why thisprogramme fits in with your future career plans and motivations. Summarise relevant knowledge and skills you have acquired through any work placements orprevious qualifications. Outline challenge s you have faced during your studies or personal career development. Describe work experiences and/or personal developments which have been most important toyou. Share your long term career goals and how your course with GISMA will allow you to achievethemYou may continue on separate sheet if required


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2.5 STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEED(S)

The information you provide, will be held in confidence, and will not be seen by, nor made knownto any sector. It will be used only to monitor the operation of our Equal Opportunity Policy, and fornormal academic and administrative purposes.

a. GISMA is committed to ensuring that every student is as comfortable as possible duringtheir time with us. Do you have any medical conditions (including pregnancy) that mayrequire special examination arrangements or may affect your attendance on the courseand the taking of examinations?

Yes No

If Yes, please describe your condition(s):

b. Taking in account the condition(s) that you described in (a.) above, do you have anyspecial requirements with regard to the materials that we will be providing in support ofyour studies (for example, large print or Braille transcripts)?

Yes No

If Yes, please describe your condition(s):


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SECTION 3: TERMS AND CONDITIONS1. General1.1 All students enrolling with GISMA (the School) are expected to have read, understood and agreed to the Terms and

Conditions below.1.2 The Terms and Conditions below set out the terms and conditions between you (the Student) and The School. Please

ask for help in your own language, if you need it. 1.3 Only sign this application form if you fully understand and accept its contents, including these Terms and Conditions. 1.4 If you do not understand this application form, you must get the contents translated into your first language.

2. Deposits2.1 When booking a place on the course, students must pay 2,000 (the Deposit).2.2 All Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable, unless the cancellation is made in writing within 14 days of the

booking (please refer to Section 4 below in relation to cancellation).

3. Payment3.1 All fees are exclusive of VAT in accordance with 4, No. 16, UStG and are payable in Euros ().3.2 INTERNATIONAL MBA/FAST TRACK MBA: Please note that once the Deposit has been paid, the remaining tuition fees

must be paid in two (2) equal instalments, to be paid every six months. Each Student will need to enter into anindividual payment plan.

3.3 PART-TIME MBA: Please note that once the Deposit has been paid, the remaining tuition fees must be paid in four (4)instalments. Each Student will need to enter into an individual payment plan.

3.4 Students will receive a confirmation of enrolment letter when their Deposit is received. 3.5 When paying by bank transfer, students must allow up to 10 working days for payment to reach the School. 3.6 Students are liable for all bank charges and will be billed for any such charges on their first day if necessary. 3.7 The School does not accept payment of fees by cheque.3.8 OVERDUE ACCOUNTS : Students must pay their fees on time. The School reserves the right to charge interest at 5% above

the base rate of the Central Bank of Germany (Deutsche Bundesbank) on overdue amounts, accruing daily from thedate that the payment first fell due.

3.9 Once a Student is unconditionally enrolled, any amendments that are required to be made to course offer letters orenrolment letters less than 7 days before the start of the course will be subject to an amendment fee of 30 (theAmendment Fee).

3.10 Except for course upgrades or extensions, requests for changes after the course has begun are subject to theAmendment Fee . Changes must comply with the students conditions of stay as expressed in their VISA (whereapplicable).

4. Distance Selling Regulations4.1 Please note that Students can cancel their course within 14 days without indicating reasons in text form (e.g. letter, fax,

e-mail). The deadline takes effect on receipt of this notice in text form but not before the contract is concluded norbefore the School has fulfilled their obligations to provide information as defined in Article 246 2 in conjunction with 1(1) and (2) of the Introductory Statue to the Civil Code (EGBGB) as well as the Schools obligations pursuant to 312eparagraph 1 sentence 1 of the Civil Code (BGB) in connection with article 246 3 of the Introductory Statue to the CivilCode (EGBGB).

4.2 Notice of cancellation : Any request to cancel the course under this Clause 4 is to be submitted to:GISMA Business School GmbHGoethestrae 1830169 HannoverDeutschland

4.3 Consequences of cancellation : In the event of a cancellation in line with this Clause 4, any performance delivered byeither party is to be returned and the proceeds of any utilization (e.g. interest) submitted. If one party cannot submit /return the received performance and benefits (e.g. utilization benefits), or submit / return them only partially or in adeteriorated condition, that party will be required to compensate the other party to the required extent. Paymentobligations must be fulfilled within 30 days. The time limit becomes effective on dispatch of your notice to cancel, andupon its receipt by the School.

4.4 Special Conditions: A Students right of cancellation shall expire prematurely if the agreement, at that Students expressrequest, has been executed in full by both parties prior to the Student exercising their right of cancellation.


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Cancellation, Refunds & Deferrals5.1 No refunds or course transfers are permissible after the start of the course save as permitted within these Terms andConditions.

5.2 The Student may apply to cancel the course booking subject to the following conditions:

a) In the event that a Student cancels their enrolment prior to the start date of the course, the School may provide arefund of fees paid. Please note that the Deposit is non-refundable, save as provided in these Terms and Conditionsunder Clause 4.

b) In the event that a Student cancels their enrolment after the start date of the course, but before end of week one of thecourse, the School may provide a refund of fees paid less an administrative fee of 350

c) In the event that a Student cancels their enrolment after the start date of the course, and more than one week into thecourse, the School may provide a partial refund of fees paid for any part of study that has not yet commenced.

5.3 Should a Student disagree with the refund amount provided, Students reserve the right to appeal this, and to submitevidence in support of this, which will be assessed on a case by case basis.

6. VISA and VISA Refusals6.1 It is the students sole responsibility to ensure that they are familiar with the most up to date VISA regulations. Students on

a VISA must familiarize themselves with German immigration regulations and at all times abide by the conditions of theirVISA. The School accepts no liability for incomplete or inaccurate applications being supplied. International studentsmust book and attend a full time course in order to meet the requirements of their VISA or Study Permit.

6.2 When a student has not received a response on their VISA application from the German Embassy at least two weeksbefore the start date of the course, it is the Students sole responsibili ty to notify Student Services (by [email protected] ) and to request a deferral (please see Clause 7 below). Students who fail to notify Student Services atleast two weeks before the start date of the course will be subject to a late notification charge of 350 if applying for arefund due to a VISA refusal.

6.3 If a student receives refusal from the VISA authorities, the student has no more than forty-five (45) calendar days fromthe date of the refusal (as indicated on the refusal letter) to either request a deferral (please see Clause 7 below) orapply for a refund. If a student does not apply for a course deferral or apply for a refund within forty-five (45) calendardays of their refusal letter and two weeks from the start date of their course, the Deposit is forfeited and there is noentitlement to a refund of any Deposit paid.

6.4 Where a Students VISA application has been refused, an application for a refund must be made at least two weeksbefore the start date of the course.

6.5 Where the student has informed the school in writing at least two weeks before the start date of the course via theonline ticketing system, if the refund application is approved, they will receive a full refund, less an administrative fee of250 (plus any courier fees) if the following documents are provided: (1) Copy of the VISA refusal letter (2) Copy of thestudents passport showing both a photograph and signature; and (3) Where the payee was not the student, an originalauthority letter from the student authorising the repayment to the payee, subject to Clause 6.3 (below).

6.6 IF A STUDENTS VISA APPLICATION IS REFUSED ON THE GROUNDS THAT THE STUDENT FAILED TO PROVIDE NECESSARYDOCUMENTS, DEMONSTRATE ADEQUATE FINANCIAL SUPPORT, OR FOR OTHER REASONS WHICH THE STUDENT CAN BEHELD ACCOUNTABLE, THE SCHOOL ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILITY TO REFUND. THE STUDENT IS HELD RESPONSIBLE IF THEVISA APPLICATION WAS MADE LATE AND THEIR ENROLMENT HAS ALREADY BEEN PROCESSED.

7. Deferrals7.1 Students may defer their place on a course by up to one academic year from the start date of the course. 7.2 All applications for deferrals must be received by the School at least 30 days before the start date of the course. The

School reserves the right to charge a deferral fee, which will be no more than 5% of the total course fees paid.7.3 Where a student had deferred their course and then wants to withdraw from the course, no refund will be given, except

in exceptional circumstances. The School has sole discretion in determining whether or not the students circumstancesare exceptional.

8. After arrival

Upon arrival, students must provide appropriate photographic ID (including a Passport or ID card) and a copy of their VISA.The School will take copies of all relevant documents. All information will be stored in accordance with our data

protection policy (see http://www.gisma.com/en/dataprotection.html) .
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9. Attendance

9.1 Students must provide the School with explanations for any absence(s). Any absences of 3 days or longer must beaccompanied by a doctors certificate.

9.2 The School will notify relevant authorities where the student has recurrent unexplained absences. This may affect thestudents VISA status.

10. Scheduling

The School is under no obligation to offer a specialization pathway if the number of students enrolled falls below eight (8). TheSchool reserves the right to change classrooms, teachers, location, and daily schedules where necessary, and subjectto reasonable notice being provided to Students.

11. Conduct and Behaviour

11.1 Students must comply at all times with the Student Code of Conduct. 11.2 The School reserves the right to expel a student without refund in the event of breaching the Student Code of Conduct.

The Schools decision is final. 11.3 Students who are found to have cheated on or plagiarized their pre-arrival test will be subject to an investigation, and

should it be deemed appropriately, Students may be expelled and reported to the authorities.

12. Limitation of liability

12.1 Force Majeure: Neither the School nor its representatives are liable in cases where the school is unable to fulfil anyservices to which they are contractually bound because of strikes or other reasons that are beyond their reasonablecontrol such as an act of God, terrorism, war, or severe weather.

12.2 Students attention is particularly drawn to the following clause: The liability of The School, London School of Business and Finance, Inter-Active Pro Limited, The School Inc, and/or Interactive World Wide Limited and GISMA Business SchoolGmbH (and their Group, Associated and/or Affiliated companies) exclude for losses arising from their negligence(except in the case of liability for death or personal injury), breach of contract or otherwise will be limited to the fullamounts paid by the relevant student for the course.

12.3 We accept no responsibility for students personal property, and students are strongly advised to take out appropriateinsurance. The School and GISMA Business School are not liable for any direct, indirect, or consequential loss or damageincurred by any student or prospective student when partaking in any social activity organised by the School or bookedthrough the School. Proof of personal liability, accident and health insurance is compulsory for all Students.

12.4 For any injury to a participants life, body or health, the School will only be held liable if this is due to the fault of th eSchool and/or its staff. For any other damage to the participant, the School is only responsible for such arising from adeliberate act and gross negligence, if there is no infringement of the duties as laid out in the contract. For any damageor injury caused by a Student, the Student will be held directly liable. The School may have recourse if held responsiblefor any damage or injury caused by a Student. The School is not liable for events beyond its control.

12.5 Students must report on their application form any mental or physical illness, allergy, disability or condition that mayaffect their ability to complete their course, or that may affect any other student, member of staff or host family.


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13. Queries and Complaints

Students must bring any problems to our attention immediately to enable the School to assist. The School does not acceptretrospective complaints or queries. Please emai l [email protected] .

14. Maintaining academic reputational integrity

All students of The School acknowledge that it is an accredited academic institution which is committed to maintaining andimproving its reputation as such. Accordingly, by agreeing to become a student of The School, all students consent tonot engage in any action which might cause either their own personal academic reputation or the reputation of TheSchool to fall into disrepute.

15. Terms and conditions supersede verbal agreements

Any verbal agreements made by a member of the School staff, o r the Student, or any of the Schools international agents,partners, or organisations, will only be binding if confirmed in writing by the School.

16. Governing law

For students attending Hannover Campus, these Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of the state of Lower Saxonyand Germany and shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Hannover/Lower Saxony courts.

17. Other

17.1 Students must pay a registration fee of 50 . Please note that should the Student cancel their course in line with Claus e 4above, the fee of 50 may be refunded.

17.2 Course discounts are valid from the dates advertised. Discounts cannot be applied retrospectively to bookings.

18. Severability Clause

If any provision or provisions of these Terms and Conditions shall be held to be invalid, illegal, unenforceable or in conflict withthe law of any jurisdiction, the validity, legality and enforceability of the remaining provisions shall not in any way beaffected or impaired thereby.
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SECTION 4: Application Checklist

Before you submit your application form, please make sure you have enclosed all the necessaryinformation. Note that applications cannot be processed without the specified documents.

Have you included the following?

A completed application form

Certified copies of your qualifications, certificates and transcripts

A copy of your passport

An English language copy of your CV/rsum

Two reference letters (academic/professional). Please ensure that reference letters are onletterhead paper, stamped and dated (not older than 6 months)

A scanned copy of a recent passport sized colour photograph (jpeg, 150 * 150 pixels)

Proof of English proficiency (TEFL or IELTS)

Proof of GMAT proficiency and/or Pre-MBA Test

A valid email address

The name of your GISMA programme advisor


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SECTION 5: Declaration

a) I have read the above and I certify that the information provided and the statements madeby myself are, to the best of my knowledge, true and accurate.

b) I hereby agree, if admitted as a student at GISMA, to observe and comply with all Terms &Conditions, policies, procedures and guidelines.

I accept . [By ticking this box I agree to all of the above statements and give my consent tothe above terms ].

Date Signature

Documents

Gisma Msm Mba Application Form 14032014