Course Overview
The MBA in Human Resource Management gives students a balanced education in business management and human resource leadership. The programme has been developed to meet the changing needs of organizations that require skilled professionals to manage talent, employee performance, workplace policies, and organizational growth. Students build practical knowledge through business case studies, group projects, presentations, and applied learning activities.
Graduates gain skills in strategic planning, leadership, communication, conflict resolution, recruitment, compensation management, and employee development. These abilities support careers in multinational companies, government organizations, non-profit institutions, consulting firms, and international businesses. The qualification is recognized as a second-cycle master's degree and offers a pathway to doctoral studies. The University of Nicosia's international student community and business-focused curriculum give graduates valuable exposure to different cultures, workplace practices, and global business perspectives, helping them compete in today's international employment market.
General Eligibility
Applicants should hold a recognized bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. Some applicants may need to submit two recommendation letters, a personal statement, and supporting academic documents as part of the admission process. Official transcripts and identification documents are required during application.
The University of Nicosia offers several scholarships and tuition discounts based on academic achievement, financial circumstances, and other eligibility criteria. Scholarship availability varies by intake and programme. Students should apply through the University's online application portal and submit all required documents before the application deadline. Final scholarship decisions are made by the University after reviewing each application.
Part Time Work Details
International students may work part-time in Cyprus, subject to Cyprus immigration and labour regulations. Students usually work up to 20 hours per week during study periods and full-time during approved vacation periods after receiving the required permission.
Language Requirement