You may initiate the Application Process at any time, but we encourage you to apply no later than October 31st. e-Leadership MBA program commences every year in November, therefore, the applications received after October will be considered as applications for the next academic year.

Please note that it may take up to 4 weeks to complete the Application Process. Along the way, you will be required to submit your application documentation on-line, be available for the assessment of your documents and interviews, as well as to the final decision on the enrollment.

After verification of the application documentation, candidates will be invited to our office for personal introduction and interview. This may include a personal assessment test. The final decision on the admission to the Program will be based on the overall quality of the application and the application documentation, including the interview and assessment results. The final decision will be communicated within three weeks upon the interview. If the final decision is positive, candidates will be invited to sign the MBA Program contract and arrange for fulfilling the terms and conditions, which will also take some additional time.

Before you initiate the Application Process, please make sure you have available the following documents for the upload in a standard digital format:

• Completed Application Form
• Detailed Professional CV (résumé)
• Motivational Letter
• Optional documents (recommendation letter, language or other certificates, etc.)

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Application Form

Before you formally kick-off the Application Procedure and start filling the Application Form please read carefully and comply with the following Applicant’s Statement of Integrity:

Applicant’s Statement of Integrity

All the information in this application package is true, accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that withholding or giving false information will invalidate my application and make me ineligible for admission to e-Leadership MBA Program at Algebra University College. All personal information is treated strictly confidential and are not divulged to third parties without applicant’s written permission and consent.

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Rules and regulations

Algebra e-Leadership MBA Code of Ethics is an internal act of Algebra University College and, together with its Book of Regulations on Study and Studying, is a key reference document which seeks to ensure that all participants in Algebra e-Leadership MBA Program understand their rights and responsibilities, including the outlines of clear procedures in the event of academic misconduct.

• Algebra MBA Code of Ethics

All students sign the MBA Pledge which comprises agreement to abide by the MBA Code of Ethics. The MBA Code of Ethics covers student behavior, in the classroom and in terms of deliverables which are part of the assessment procedures for the program. Academic Misconduct may include the following: Cheating; Fabrication; Plagiarism; Interference; Violations of Course Rules; and Facilitating Academic Dishonesty. Breaches of Standards of Classroom Conduct may also be treated as Academic Misconduct.

• Algebra Book of Regulations on Study and Studying

It is the responsibility of every MBA Student to understand and abide by the MBA Code of Ethics and other Algebra University College internal acts, including Book of Regulations on Study and Studying, regulating students’ rights and responsibilities as stipulated by the Croatian Act on Science and Higher Education. This responsibility generally encompasses behaving professionally and ethically in accord with the MBA Pledge as well as meeting appropriate standards for academic, professional and personal behavior.

All Algebra e-Leadership MBA Students will pledge as follows: As an Algebra e-Leadership MBA Student I will act professionally with civility and respect toward others and with honor and integrity in all my work. I will not receive unauthorized aid in completing any deliverable. I have read, understand, and agree to abide by the Algebra e-Leadership MBA Code of Conduct.

If a MBA Student is uncertain about the appropriateness of his/her actions in relation to this MBA Code of Ethics, he/she is required to seek the advice of a member of the Algebra e-Leadership MBA faculty or teaching staff, the Director of the Algebra e-Leadership MBA, or the Dean of the Algebra University College.