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Edinburgh Business School MBA by Distance Learning
Canon Collins Trust selects scholars on behalf of Edinburgh Business School for its distance learning MBA. There are two intakes but only one round of applications.
Applications are now closed. Those who have applied will hear from us according to the timetable below.
Timetable:
First round of applications closes: 14 May 2012, 10:00 AM (GMT +1)
Second round applications invited: 21 May 2012
Second round of applications closes: 04 June 2012, 10:00 AM (GMT +1)
Successful applications announced: 15 July 2012
Is this course right for you?
To find out more about the programme, and to find out whether it's suitable for you, please read the information on the Edinburgh Business School website.
What we offer
This scholarship covers full tuition fees, examination fees and learning materials. Learning materials will be sent to scholars by post.
Are you eligible?
To apply for a scholarship you must:
- be a national of a Sub-Saharan African country
- be resident in a Sub-Saharan African country
- have a 2.1 equivalent bachelors degree or ACCA
- be at least 25 years old at the time of starting the module (intakes in February and July each year)
- be able to commit at least 10 hours per week to study throughout the duration of the course (approximately five years)
- Not previously have registered for the Edinburgh Business School MBA.
This programme is very competitive. Please apply only if
- You are eligible
- You are able to commit the time necessary to complete the 9 modules required to gain an MBA
MTHANDAZO NCUBE
Canon Collins Scholar 2010 - 2014
MBA, Edinburgh Business School
"The modules are highly relevant to my work as a Financial Manager of ABB Zimbabwe. My role at work is varied, ranging from managing the business’ financial affairs to human resources and general administration. My country has lost millions of professionals to the diaspora and it is the mandate of us, the remaining few, to resuscitate our ailing economy.”
