2013/2014 Foundation for African Leadership in Business MBA Scholarships

Deadline: January 30, 2014 The Foundation for African Leadership in Business offers scholarships to qualified residents of Africa
who wish to obtain an MBA through one of  their partner universities:

• Thunderbird School of Management, Glendale, Arizona,
• Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee.
  
• IE Business School (Madrid, Spain) Scholarship comes with great responsibility, and as such, ALB scholarships are offered as part of the ALB Fellowship Program.

Eligibility:
To qualify for the ALB Fellowship Program, applicants should demonstrate the following through their application:

• A commitment to returning to their country after program completion
• Strong professional background, including 3 or more years of work experience
• Strong academic background, including completion of a Bachelor degree or equivalent
• High competency in written and spoken English
• Acceptance to an MBA program
• Completion of the GMAT exam
• All other requirements for admission to the partner school program

Eligibility for scholarships is merit and need based.
Student Responsibility:
Fellows are expected to serve as representatives of their country, the African continent, and the ALB Foundation throughout their program and ongoing professional career. To ensure that the ALB goals are being pursued throughout the MBA program, all ALB Fellows complete the ALB Fellowship Project, which involves the group development of an entrepreneurial business plan to be implemented in the Fellow’s home country.
Additionally, all ALB Fellows are expected to commit to returning to their home country following graduation, and remaining there to work for a minimum of two years.
How to Apply:

All interested candidates should register with ALB as a first step in the application process.
For more information Click here to Apply for the 2013/2014 Foundation for African Leadership in Business MBA Scholarships

The Foundation for African Leadership in Business is committed to ensuring equal opportunity to all persons without regard to color, race, religion, ethnicity, disability, gender, sexual orientation, or age.