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For detailed information about the Doctoral Program in Climate Change Management &Economics, please contact the Doctoral Office at Cambridge Corporate University via doctoral@cambridgecu.ch

For information about the Doctoral Application Process, Tuition Fee, Admission and Structure, please visit the CCU online Doctoral Portal at ————————- or write to the registrar office atCambridge Corporate University via registrar@cambridgecu.ch

For detailed information about the Doctoral Program in Climate Change Management &Economics, please contact the Doctoral Office at Cambridge Corporate University via doctoral@cambridgecu.ch

For information about the Doctoral Application Process, Tuition Fee, Admission and Structure, please visit the CCU online Doctoral Portal at ————————- or write to the registrar office atCambridge Corporate University via registrar@cambridgecu.ch

CCU Doctoral Program

Students are forever changed by the CCU doctoral experience. They are challenged to ponder the most critical issues in different academic disciplines and to form insights by exploring levels of thinking that they never thought possible. They come to CCU with distinguished backgrounds and unlimited potential and develop into intellectual leaders, faculty at top business schools, and outstanding researchers.


At the heart of this experience are the relationships formed between doctoral students, faculty, and research supervisors. In this collegial environment, students challenge each other, grow together, and enrich one another's learning experiences.


The wealth of knowledge and the transfer of experiences offered by CCU faculty distinguished world-class researchers, prominent scholars, and industry leaders, create an experience that doctoral students never forget.


CCU is a futuristic educational and research institute that offers students the opportunity of unlimited research dimensions that investigates tomorrow's world under the supervision of faculty members who are creating the future.


Doctoral students enjoy many benefits of belonging to the CCU community, including cross registering into courses at the other schools and institutes at the University. Becoming a member of the Doctoral Cambridge Club in Switzerland or via one of the club sessions available worldwide. Enjoys placement opportunities and internship options offer by CCU and its partners in more than 19 countries worldwide.

Students are forever changed by the CCU doctoral experience. They are challenged to ponder the most critical issues in different academic disciplines and to form insights by exploring levels of thinking that they never thought possible. They come to CCU with distinguished backgrounds and unlimited potential and develop into intellectual leaders, faculty at top business schools, and outstanding researchers.


At the heart of this experience are the relationships formed between doctoral students, faculty, and research supervisors. In this collegial environment, students challenge each other, grow together, and enrich one another's learning experiences.


The wealth of knowledge and the transfer of experiences offered by CCU faculty distinguished world-class researchers, prominent scholars, and industry leaders, create an experience that doctoral students never forget.


CCU is a futuristic educational and research institute that offers students the opportunity of unlimited research dimensions that investigates tomorrow's world under the supervision of faculty members who are creating the future.


Doctoral students enjoy many benefits of belonging to the CCU community, including cross registering into courses at the other schools and institutes at the University. Becoming a member of the Doctoral Cambridge Club in Switzerland or via one of the club sessions available worldwide. Enjoys placement opportunities and internship options offer by CCU and its partners in more than 19 countries worldwide.

Quality of research and teaching

Many past and present faculty members act as expert advisers to government bodies, international blockbusters, and leading research institutes. For instance, Professor Hossam ElShazly, the current elected CCU President, is the former Presidential Candidate of Egypt 2012 &2018, and the former President & CEO of the CPI International Group, Professor Frank Harper, theCCU Provost, is the founder of the concept of Agile leadership worldwide, Emeritus ProfessorRita Burgett is among the top 5 world authors in business transformation & change management,Emeritus Professor Y-Pierre Pfeifer is the former VP of the Cambridge Philosophy Institute,Professor A.Hassabou is a winner of the renewable energy international award and the director of the International Energy Unit (IEU), Professor Nader Nada, the MackAlindon Professor of BusinessInnovation & Digital Transformation if a former NASA research staff, and many others.

Many past and present faculty members act as expert advisers to government bodies, international blockbusters, and leading research institutes. For instance, Professor Hossam ElShazly, the current elected CCU President, is the former Presidential Candidate of Egypt 2012 &2018, and the former President & CEO of the CPI International Group, Professor Frank Harper, theCCU Provost, is the founder of the concept of Agile leadership worldwide, Emeritus ProfessorRita Burgett is among the top 5 world authors in business transformation & change management,Emeritus Professor Y-Pierre Pfeifer is the former VP of the Cambridge Philosophy Institute,Professor A.Hassabou is a winner of the renewable energy international award and the director of the International Energy Unit (IEU), Professor Nader Nada, the MackAlindon Professor of BusinessInnovation & Digital Transformation if a former NASA research staff, and many others.

For more information about the current research and publications of the CCU faculty, please writeto the CPI Center for Graduate Studies at

cigs@cambridgecu.ch

For more information about the current research and publications of the CCU faculty, please writeto the CPI Center for Graduate Studies at

 cigs@cambridgecu.ch

The Yvon Pfeifer Writing Centre (YWC) is another important hub for all doctoral and research students at Cambridge Corporate University. The (YWC) support doctoral students throughout their entire program via a set of structured tools, courses, and techniques.


All students are admitted to the Academic & Technical writing (ATW) course as part of the DoctoralPreparatory Module at CCU via the Yvon Pfeifer Writing Centre (YWC). The center(YWC)introduces, trains, and educates students on the best academic and technical skills required to write the doctoral dissertation and publish business and scholarly high-standard articles and publications. The Academic & Technical writing (ATW) course is intensive, informative, and very well structured.


Participants will also gain a deep understanding of the knowledge and skills required to structure and execute their doctoral research plan. The Yvon Pfeifer Writing Centre (YWC) educates students about the research methodology basics necessary to complete research work as a graduate degree at the Cambridge Corporate University. It also provides a solid understanding of the research methodology used in market studies and decision-making processes. Participants will have the opportunity to publish selected articles and papers via the Yvon Pfeifer Writing(YWC)and the INNOVA Journal at CCU.

The Yvon Pfeifer Writing Centre (YWC) is another important hub for all doctoral and research students at Cambridge Corporate University. The (YWC) support doctoral students throughout their entire program via a set of structured tools, courses, and techniques.


All students are admitted to the Academic & Technical writing (ATW) course as part of the DoctoralPreparatory Module at CCU via the Yvon Pfeifer Writing Centre (YWC). The center(YWC)introduces, trains, and educates students on the best academic and technical skills required to write the doctoral dissertation and publish business and scholarly high-standard articles and publications. The Academic & Technical writing (ATW) course is intensive, informative, and very well structured.


Participants will also gain a deep understanding of the knowledge and skills required to structure and execute their doctoral research plan. The Yvon Pfeifer Writing Centre (YWC) educates students about the research methodology basics necessary to complete research work as a graduate degree at the Cambridge Corporate University. It also provides a solid understanding of the research methodology used in market studies and decision-making processes. Participants will have the opportunity to publish selected articles and papers via the Yvon Pfeifer Writing(YWC)and the INNOVA Journal at CCU.

CCU Doctoral Program: STRUCTURE OF BEST-FIT

The Doctoral program is structured on CCU’s ‘Best-Fit’ delivery technique. This innovative structure encourages achieving work-life balance by allowing you to adjust your study with the rest of your life; through flexible online learning, the model embraces experiential learning based on CCUs’ philosophy of integrating learning into the work process.


At Cambridge Corporate University, you can complete a first-class doctoral program while maintaining your work and income. You also benefit from the process of integrating your doctoral research, work, and studies into your workplace, which directly reflects on your future career and development.

The Doctoral program is structured on CCU’s ‘Best-Fit’ delivery technique. This innovative structure encourages achieving work-life balance by allowing you to adjust your study with the rest of your life; through flexible online learning, the model embraces experiential learning based on CCUs’ philosophy of integrating learning into the work process.


At Cambridge Corporate University, you can complete a first-class doctoral program while maintaining your work and income. You also benefit from the process of integrating your doctoral research, work, and studies into your workplace, which directly reflects on your future career and development.

Doctoral Program Fee

The Online Doctoral Program's tuition fee at Cambridge Corporate University is CHF 15'000(only fifteen-thousand Swiss francs) per year. A minimum of three years is required to satisfy the program requirements with an average tuition fee cost of CHF45,000. (Only forty-five thousandSwiss francs) including all study materials, case studies, software, etc.


Doctoral Payment plans are available in different models with minimal interest based on the admission and registration office's approval.


Registration fee of CHF200 ( Only two hundred Swiss francs) is applicable at the application time. The program fee doesn't include housing or an accommodation fee.For more details about the Doctoral program, to receive the program brochure and application, please visit the Doctoral Portal, or write to the Doctoral Office at:

doctoral@cambridgecu.ch

The Online Doctoral Program's tuition fee at Cambridge Corporate University is CHF 15'000(only fifteen-thousand Swiss francs) per year. A minimum of three years is required to satisfy the program requirements with an average tuition fee cost of CHF45,000. (Only forty-five thousandSwiss francs) including all study materials, case studies, software, etc.


Doctoral Payment plans are available in different models with minimal interest based on the admission and registration office's approval.


Registration fee of CHF200 ( Only two hundred Swiss francs) is applicable at the application time. The program fee doesn't include housing or an accommodation fee.For more details about the Doctoral program, to receive the program brochure and application, please visit the Doctoral Portal, or write to the Doctoral Office at:

doctoral@cambridgecu.ch

Applications for admission to the program should be made to the Cambridge Corporate UniversitySwitzerland's Admission Office using the online application form or via writing to the RegistrarOffice at : registrar@cambridgecu.ch


In addition to the application form, applicants need to arrange for the following documents to be sent to the CCU Registrar Office using the online application form or via email to: registrar@cambridgecu.ch

Applications for admission to the program should be made to the Cambridge Corporate UniversitySwitzerland's Admission Office using the online application form or via writing to the RegistrarOffice at : registrar@cambridgecu.ch


In addition to the application form, applicants need to arrange for the following documents to be sent to the CCU Registrar Office using the online application form or via email to: registrar@cambridgecu.ch

1. Doctoral application

You should either complete the application online or download the application, complete it and send it via email.

2. Recent Curriculum Vitae (CV)

As part of your application to the doctoral program at CCU, you should provide the doctoral office with an updated copy of your CV.

3. Valid Passport or Identity Document (ID)

As part of your application to the doctoral program at CCU, you should provide the doctoral office with a valid and clear copy of your passport or ID document.

4. Digital Picture

High-resolution formal photo is required for the doctoral ID card, the application form, and theDPP(Digital Profile Photo)

5. Academic Qualifications, Transcripts, Diploma, and Proof of Existing Qualifications

Applicants should send a clear scanned copy of their recent degree, transcripts, and proof of existing qualifications. If your documents are not in English, you must upload a translation carried out by an accredited translator. Please ensure that scanned documents are clear and legible:failure to do so will result in delays in your application's processing. You should also scan there verse of your transcript if the mark scheme is explained there.

Qualifications in-progress: The transcript or mark sheet must include an up-to-date list of the subjects you have studied and the grades you have obtained in your studies so far. If you are at a university that does not supply transcripts or mark sheets, please ask your academic referees to comment in detail on your study progress. You may submit an application even if you are still awaiting some examination results; however, you must have fully graduated by the time you register at CCU.

Please list each in-progress course's title and credit value that you are currently studying on the application.

Qualifications already awarded: The transcript should include the information above, plus your final overall grade/classification and the date on which your qualification was awarded. You should supply this information for all university-level studies and any transfer programs or exchanges that you have undertaken. If your transcript does not include your final grade/classification and date of award, we will request either a certified copy of your degree certificate or a completed proof of degree form if we make you an offer of admission. Please do not send your original degree certificate, as we cannot return documents to you.

Applicants currently or formerly registered at CCU do not need to supply transcripts of their CCU qualifications as these are generated internally.

6. Two Academic or Professional References

Doctoral Applicant should nominate two suitable referees by providing their contact details in the application. You must ensure that each of your nominated referees submits a reference in support of your application. You should use each referee's academic/official email address when nominating your referees. Once you have completed the References section of your application, your referees will automatically receive a reference request email from CCU asking them to submit their reference via email.

You may submit your application without waiting until we have received your references; as long as you have successfully nominated two referees and completed all other mandatory sections of the application form, you are ready to submit your application.All references must be written or translated into English.

7/ Doctoral Statement of Purpose (DSP)

Applicants to the CCU doctoral program should provide their Doctoral Statement of Purpose(DSP) that describes their academic interest in, understanding of, and suitability for that program, as well as the purpose and objectives in undertaking this graduate study and how the doctoral degree from CCU will reflect on their professional career.


The doctoral statement of academic purpose is an important part of your application. Selectors are looking for evidence of your academic motivation and suitability and what you can contribute to the program.


Your statement(s) should be typed and no longer than two sides of A4 paper. There is no fixed word limit, but we expect statement(s) to be no longer than 1,000 - 1,500 words.

In your statement, you may wish to discuss the following:

• Motivation for undertaking the program (s)

• Academic interests, strengths, and background relevant to the program (s)

• Areas of specific interest within the program (s)

• Academic ambitions and/or research interests related to the program

• Any professional aspirations and how academic work within the program (s) might help you realize such aspirations

• Other relevant information, such as additional reading or research, work, or other relevant experience that has informed your decision to apply for the particular program (s)

8. PhD Applications / Research Statement/ Proposal

Applicants to the Doctor of Philosophy degree, Ph.D. should submit their research statement with other application documents.


You should state your research topic as accurately as possible. Your research statement/ proposal should address the following questions:


What is your general topic?

What questions do you want to answer?


Ph.D. applications that are received without a research proposal that addresses these questions will not be considered. Your proposal should be approximately 1,500 words in length

• Your research proposal must be your own work

• Make sure that each page has your name in the header or footer

• Make sure that you proofread your statement/ proposal before you send it, and make sure that you sent the final corrected version

• Stick to our recommended word limit - the selectors don't have time to read huge documents running too many pages.

9. English Test Score

There is no formal requirement to submit an English Test Score with your doctoral application; however, if the applicant cannot demonstrate fluency in the English language, an IELTS or TOEFL test report will also be required.

10.Payment confirmation of the application fee

to the provided CCU account via bank transfer,PayPal, or Credit-card

Under no circumstances should payment card details be sent to LSE by email. Please note that the application fee is not refundable.

A proportion of the application fee income that we receive each year is used to support students scholarship at CCU.


Submitting Your Application

You must submit your application and supporting documents using either the online application form or via email to the Registrar Office at :

registrar@cambridgecu.ch


Please make sure that all of your supporting documents are legible and uploaded in one of the following formats: pdf, doc, docx, jpg, png, or gif.


Please remember that it is your responsibility to ensure that your application is complete, including both references, your statement of academic purpose and CV, your transcript(s), the application fee payment confirmation, and, where applicable, GRE/GMAT scores, your research statement/ proposal and/or your sample of written work when applicable. Program selectors will not consider incomplete applications.


All the application forms, documents, and attachments should be sent via email to:

registrar@cambridgecu.ch


Applications by post should be sent to :


Cambridge Corporate University

The Admission and Registration Office:

Seeburgstrasse 20, 6006 Lucerne, Switzerland


For further information about the program or to receive an application form, please contact theprogram committee at:

doctoral@cambridgecu.ch

or write to the Registrar Office at CCU via :

registrar@cambridgecu.ch

1. Doctoral application

You should either complete the application online or download the application, complete it and send it via email.

2. Recent Curriculum Vitae (CV)

As part of your application to the doctoral program at CCU, you should provide the doctoral office with an updated copy of your CV.

3. Valid Passport or Identity Document (ID)

As part of your application to the doctoral program at CCU, you should provide the doctoral office with a valid and clear copy of your passport or ID document.

4. Digital Picture

High-resolution formal photo is required for the doctoral ID card, the application form, and theDPP(Digital Profile Photo)

5. Academic Qualifications, Transcripts, Diploma, and Proof of Existing Qualifications

Applicants should send a clear scanned copy of their recent degree, transcripts, and proof of existing qualifications. If your documents are not in English, you must upload a translation carried out by an accredited translator. Please ensure that scanned documents are clear and legible:failure to do so will result in delays in your application's processing. You should also scan there verse of your transcript if the mark scheme is explained there.

Qualifications in-progress: The transcript or mark sheet must include an up-to-date list of the subjects you have studied and the grades you have obtained in your studies so far. If you are at a university that does not supply transcripts or mark sheets, please ask your academic referees to comment in detail on your study progress. You may submit an application even if you are still awaiting some examination results; however, you must have fully graduated by the time you register at CCU.

Please list each in-progress course's title and credit value that you are currently studying on the application.

Qualifications already awarded: The transcript should include the information above, plus your final overall grade/classification and the date on which your qualification was awarded. You should supply this information for all university-level studies and any transfer programs or exchanges that you have undertaken. If your transcript does not include your final grade/classification and date of award, we will request either a certified copy of your degree certificate or a completed proof of degree form if we make you an offer of admission. Please do not send your original degree certificate, as we cannot return documents to you.

Applicants currently or formerly registered at CCU do not need to supply transcripts of their CCU qualifications as these are generated internally.

6. Two Academic or Professional References

Doctoral Applicant should nominate two suitable referees by providing their contact details in the application. You must ensure that each of your nominated referees submits a reference in support of your application. You should use each referee's academic/official email address when nominating your referees. Once you have completed the References section of your application, your referees will automatically receive a reference request email from CCU asking them to submit their reference via email.

You may submit your application without waiting until we have received your references; as long as you have successfully nominated two referees and completed all other mandatory sections of the application form, you are ready to submit your application.All references must be written or translated into English.

7/ Doctoral Statement of Purpose (DSP)

Applicants to the CCU doctoral program should provide their Doctoral Statement of Purpose(DSP) that describes their academic interest in, understanding of, and suitability for that program, as well as the purpose and objectives in undertaking this graduate study and how the doctoral degree from CCU will reflect on their professional career.


The doctoral statement of academic purpose is an important part of your application. Selectors are looking for evidence of your academic motivation and suitability and what you can contribute to the program.


Your statement(s) should be typed and no longer than two sides of A4 paper. There is no fixed word limit, but we expect statement(s) to be no longer than 1,000 - 1,500 words.

In your statement, you may wish to discuss the following:

• Motivation for undertaking the program (s)

• Academic interests, strengths, and background relevant to the program (s)

• Areas of specific interest within the program (s)

• Academic ambitions and/or research interests related to the program

• Any professional aspirations and how academic work within the program (s) might help you realize such aspirations

• Other relevant information, such as additional reading or research, work, or other relevant experience that has informed your decision to apply for the particular program (s)

8. PhD Applications / Research Statement/ Proposal

Applicants to the Doctor of Philosophy degree, Ph.D. should submit their research statement with other application documents.


You should state your research topic as accurately as possible. Your research statement/ proposal should address the following questions:


What is your general topic?

What questions do you want to answer?


Ph.D. applications that are received without a research proposal that addresses these questions will not be considered. Your proposal should be approximately 1,500 words in length

• Your research proposal must be your own work

• Make sure that each page has your name in the header or footer

• Make sure that you proofread your statement/ proposal before you send it, and make sure that you sent the final corrected version

• Stick to our recommended word limit - the selectors don't have time to read huge documents running too many pages.

9. English Test Score

There is no formal requirement to submit an English Test Score with your doctoral application; however, if the applicant cannot demonstrate fluency in the English language, an IELTS or TOEFL test report will also be required.

10.Payment confirmation of the application fee

to the provided CCU account via bank transfer,PayPal, or Credit-card

Under no circumstances should payment card details be sent to LSE by email. Please note that the application fee is not refundable.

A proportion of the application fee income that we receive each year is used to support students scholarship at CCU.


Submitting Your Application

You must submit your application and supporting documents using either the online application form or via email to the Registrar Office at :

registrar@cambridgecu.ch


Please make sure that all of your supporting documents are legible and uploaded in one of the following formats: pdf, doc, docx, jpg, png, or gif.


Please remember that it is your responsibility to ensure that your application is complete, including both references, your statement of academic purpose and CV, your transcript(s), the application fee payment confirmation, and, where applicable, GRE/GMAT scores, your research statement/ proposal and/or your sample of written work when applicable. Program selectors will not consider incomplete applications.


All the application forms, documents, and attachments should be sent via email to:

registrar@cambridgecu.ch


Applications by post should be sent to :


Cambridge Corporate University

The Admission and Registration Office:

Seeburgstrasse 20, 6006 Lucerne, Switzerland


For further information about the program or to receive an application form, please contact theprogram committee at:

doctoral@cambridgecu.ch

or write to the Registrar Office at CCU via :

registrar@cambridgecu.ch

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