Özyeğin University, Çekmeköy Campus Nişantepe District, Orman Street, 34794 Çekmeköy - İSTANBUL

Phone : +90 (216) 564 90 00

Fax : +90 (216) 564 99 99

E-mail: info@ozyegin.edu.tr

Overview

Overview

 

The mission of the Graduate School of Business (GSB) at Özyeğin University (OzU) is to train the leaders of tomorrow and to create new knowledge on management. We emphasize being innovative, entrepreneurial and transformative as the three pillars of our educational stand and research agenda. Within a rigorous research environment and with close relations with business world, OzU-GSB community develops sectoral and functional expertise, identifies problems and provides solutions by challenging ready-made answers and applying knowledge acquired and generated through the process.

In a globally competitive environment, survival of companies relies on being innovative. An analytical training with an inquisitive approach not only provides tools to follow rapid technological advances but also enables one to lead the business world.

Entrepreneurs challenge the establishment and transform the world to a better place. The importance of entrepreneurial culture is acknowledged by governments to achieve economic prosperity and by companies to enjoy benefits of the creativity of their people. New start-ups or spin-off companies are the leading organizations of the future.

The challenges of the new world require to be transformative, to revision one’s beliefs on the existing paradigms and acquire new attitudes, to adapt to and to change the environment.

The four programs we offer at OzU GSB share these fundamental features.

The Executive MBA program (EMBA) offers a modular structure and rich content, over five 8-week modules (a total duration of 12 months). Participants with an average work experience of more than 14 years from various sectors create an excellent learning and networking environment. Furthermore, the EMBA students complete three online courses from Harvard Business School Online in the Leadership & Management learning track and earn a specialization certificate from Harvard University.

The MBA Program is an evening program with all features of a fulltime program, designed for working professionals and to be completed in five 8-week modules (a total duration of 12 months). The program aims to provide an updated and efficient set of instruments that enables the prospect manager to be able to take effective decisions.The program offers to who work in customer-centric organizations or who want to specialize in marketing have the option to have a specialization in strategic marketing area. The MBA Program is enriched with case studies and executive seminars.

MS in Financial Engineering (FERM) is a one-year evening program catering to the needs of finance professionals with high aspirations. We offer a blend of technical and practical knowledge with unmatched industry experience and research output celebrated over the world. Classes are offered in a high technology classroom with state of the art Bloomberg terminals providing a dynamic and interactive class-room experience. The program offers two specialization areas in financial risk management area and financial data analytics area.

PhD in Business Administration (PhD) Program’s mission is to educate the leaders who will be instrumental in charting the next generation businesses in the connected economy. This mission is achieved by a combination of guided, self-paced research opportunities followed after completing a rigorous foundational two-year program. The essential tools and techniques as well as necessary skills and technical knowledge are acquired during the first two years. The first year provides a comprehensive orientation to the academic discipline. The PhD candidate is expected to acquire a broad perspective in the key study areas through introductory survey lectures that cover finance, marketing, operations and management. A holistic understanding with the right academic rigour provides abundant opportunities to be creative both from a methodology and an implementation point of view. During the last two years, the PhD candidates work with their advisors of their choice, identify their topics of interest and strive to complete their dissertations in their chosen fields. This is where the ideas find plenty of space to flourish and turn into meticulously prepared academic papers. The three areas of concentration, Finance, Marketing, and Operations Management that our program includes are traditional functional areas of business. The fourth area of concentration, Management, entails and transcends the organization of all functional areas of business and all human endeavours.

OzU’s founding philosophy of Entrepreneurship and Sectoral Connections are also reflected and incorporated into OzU Graduate School of Business. Our programs are substantiated and supported by three research, development and education centers: Center for Computational Finance, Center for Entrepreneurship, and Alp Alkaş Retail & Real Estate Center. Based on the expertise and knowhow developed and accumulated in these centers, we offer our participants an education where theory meets practice.

OzU GSB also offers customized Executive Education and Certificate Programs with sectoral or functional specialization. Successful participants of these programs have the opportunity to continue their education in degree programs with certificate credits counted towards the degree.

OzU GSB Highlights

Highly qualified International Faculty Members who are active and world-renowned researchers with deep sectoral experience not only bring cutting edge knowledge into their classrooms, but contribute to that knowledge by publishing in high-impact academic journals.

Use of state of the art education technology such as simulations, games, cases, and internet sources ease and enhance learning and create a rewarding and engaging learning experience.

Guest Speakers from leading organizations share their invaluable insights with our students while creating priceless networking opportunities.

In MBA and Executive MBA programs students are exposed to Basics of Business Knowledge through the core courses delivered with a balance of conceptual knowledge and pertinent real world applications.

A variety of elective courses offered to create sectoral and functional expertise as well as develop management and decision-making skills span over all areas of business delivering the latest developments in their respective fields.

Starting with our Orientation program accompanied with a series of Management Skills workshops on topics such as negotiation, team-work, business communications, and networking we develop and enhance soft skills essential in business leadership.

Our degree programs complemented with executive education and certificate programs motivate lifelong learning and specialization.

With all the above features we provide world-class Business education within your reach. Our programs take place in the main city centers at Altunizade and Swissotel facilities, while participants can take advantage of all resources and facilities offered by our main campus in Çekmeköy.

Our programs provide a unique combination of quality, flexibility, convenience, and value. We invite you to explore our websites, attend one of our information sessions and call our professional representatives for more information. Looking forward to meeting with you.

Academic Integrity

Academic integrity can be briefly described as honest and moral behavior in all academic settings, including the classroom. Without academic integrity, that is, in the absence of honesty and morality in academic conduct, individuals and organizations in academia lose their trustworthiness, credibility and reputation. Özyeğin University’s Code of Ethics (https://www.ozyegin.edu.tr/en/about-us/principles- and-policies/code-ethics) requires strict adherence to academic integrity on the part of all members.

Özyeğin University has a zero-tolerance policy for all forms of academic dishonesty and misconduct. Students who submit work in violation of academic honesty will be subject to penalties in their grades and/or disciplinary action depending on the severity of their actions. These penalties may include work being treated as “no submission” (i.e. receiving 0 points), failing the course, cancellation of the scholarship, suspension from the University, etc. Repeatedly and pervasively engaging in academic dishonesty will be subject to harsher penalties.

Academic dishonesty and misconduct may manifest themselves in various guises which include, but are not limited to committing or attempting to commit (intentionally or unintentionally) the following actions:

  • Plagiarism: use and representation of someone else’s language, ideas, arguments, or findings as one’s own work in any academic exercise without properly acknowledging its source with Examples:
    • copy another person’s paper, article, or computer work and submit it for an assignment,
    • copy, quote, paraphrase or summarize any source without adequate documentation and citation,
    • purchase a work and submit it as your own work,
    • submitting own work from other courses that were already graded.
  • Cheating: receiving or giving unauthorized aid in an assessment procedure and using or attempting to use assistance, material (e.g., a cheat sheet, electronic device), or any other type of study aid for which no authorization is provided by the Examples:
    • doing someone’s work for them,
    • have another person to do the work for you,
    • preventing someone else from using authorized assistance in competitive types of assessments.
  • Fabrication: contriving or altering information/data in any academic exercise. Examples:
    • fabricating or altering existing information for an assessment, instead of collecting the information.
    • citing nonexistent articles, etc,
    • falsely obtaining a health report to avoid an assignment.
  • Unfair advantage: gain unauthorized advantage over fellow students in an academic Examples:
    • gaining or providing access to examination materials without authorization,
    • obstructing or interfering with another student’s efforts in an academic exercise,
    • lying about a need for a time extension for an assessment with a strict deadline,
    • adding courses to the academic schedule with the intention of later dropping them so that an accomplice can add the course.
  • Aiding/facilitating the academic misconduct of others: Intentionally providing help or attempting to provide help to another to commit any form of academic dishonesty or Examples:
    • working together on a take-home exam.

Students who are unsure about whether or not their actions constitute a violation of academic integrity should consult with academic staff to clarify any ambiguities

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