The American
"Century University"
Albuquerque - New Mexico
USA
A Leader in Distance Learning - A Career Development University

General Prospectus Catalogue
Bachelor, Master & Doctoral Degree Programs
________________________________________________
Area Representative - Regional Office:
C/o Majestic Management & Development Int'l.
Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
P.O.Box: 25270
Tel: (971-2) 676 5559, Fax: 676 5569
E-Mail: majestic@eim.ae
Web Site: www.majestic-uae.8m.com
CENTURY UNIVERSITY DEGREE CERTIFICATES
Century University degree certificates are printed on superior quality parchment suitable for framing. Bachelor and Master certificates measure 7" x 9

Century University’s Way
Recognizing the value of prior learning experiences
• Programs for mature, adult professionals
• In-depth personalized evaluation
• Assessment of attained competencies
Use of the work environment as the place of learning
• No classroom, seminar or on-campus attendance
• Builds upon and applies previous learning
• Studies related to career development
• Project orientation that supports work activities
• Peer evaluation and recognition
Guided Independent Study Program (GISP)
• One-on-one faculty advisors
• Appropriate academic credentials
• Competent commercial qualifications
• Experienced in professional career development
Personal work commitment
• Self-paced programs
• Flexible time schedule requirements
• A sense of tangible accomplishment
THE PROGRAM
T
he key to successful advanced learning is setting a goal for completing your study. Once you know where you are going and how you are going to get there, attaining your goal is a matter of doing tasks one step at a time. At Century University, the process is divided into five phases.Phase One: Evaluation
BACHELOR AND MASTER PROGRAMS:
Assessment examinations are required upon enrollment to determine your program of study. They contain multiple choice or true/false questions. Upon completion of your examination, your faculty advisor will identify your program of study by:
Phase Two: Study Plan/Subject Area Reports
Your Student Program Manual and your Faculty Advisor will provide you guidance and information throughout this process on the following:
• Selecting and obtaining relevant textbooks
• Setting time periods for study and goals for completing each subject area
• Suggestions for studying and preparing your reports
• Criteria for evaluation of your learning When your Study Plan has been approved by your Faculty Advisor, you will begin your study of one subject area at a time with an in-depth study of your textbook and supporting references.
You will satisfy the requirements with a report that demonstrates your knowledge, competency and understanding of the subject. Applying what you learned to your work environment becomes a primary goal and objective to extend your learning curve.
Subject Area requirements may be satisfied by one or more of the following:
• Work-related projects
• Case studies
• Current issues
• Book reviews
Phase Three
: Proposal for Final Project, Thesis, or DissertationUpon completion of Phase Two, you will prepare and submit a Proposal for your Final Project, Thesis, or Dissertation, which is a research study on a specific topic related to your degree program. Students in Master’s programs may complete additional subject areas in Phase Two in lieu of Thesis.
Phase Four: Final Project, Thesis, or Dissertation
The Final Project, Thesis, or Dissertation must include the following:
• Be original in design and approved by the Faculty Advisor before the study is conducted
• Focus on a topic relevant to sour field of study
• Demonstrate your ability to conduct research
• Indicate your ability to communicate effectively
• Demonstrate your complete understanding of the research topic and the outcomes of your Final Project, Thesis, or Dissertation
A Final Defense of Doctoral Dissertations may be required either in person, telephone, or by other electronic means.
Phase Five: Graduation
Upon your completion of the first four phases, the Graduation Committee will determine its recommendation for sour graduation. Prior to graduation, all academic and administrative requirements must be satisfied including:
• Payment of all tuition and any other fees
• Submission of all official transcripts
TIME REQUIREMENTS
The student must devote at least nine months (one academic year) to the program with
Century University. This is the equivalent of a last year of study, not a total of one year only.
Also academic programs at Century University are self-paced, with self-paced being defined as follows:
The date of enrollment does not change when a student requests a change to another program. Faculty advisors may be able to predict the approximate amount of time required for program completion, but in a self-paced program, it is the individual who determines when the program goals will be achieved.
STUDENT COMPLAINT POLICY
All complaints must he made in writing and will be replied to within 14 working days from date received. Upon receipt of any student’s written or verbal issue deemed to he a complaint, the institution will respond in like manner in an attempt to resolve any misunderstandings. The institution utilizes a practical approach to any concerns of its students and typically will give the benefit of any doubt on the side of the student to resolve expeditiously any complaints, insofar as this does not compromise the academic integrity of the institution’s programs.
ONLINE OPTION
OPTIONAL ONLINE SERVICES
All Century University Degree programs and Century University’s Official Online Bookstore are available through the Internet on e.mba net software. E.mba net software is part of Century University’s overall learning system and supplements the guided independent study methods and delivery to which our active adult learners all over the world are accustomed.
The e.mba net system will not only save you time and money but will enhance personal communication between you and your Faculty Advisor. Completing your degree using online services can be quicker and more convenient. Also, you will learn leading edge communication and computer skills.
To participate in the e.mba net software-based component, students must have Internet access AND access to the World Wide Web. Century University will pay for your access to e.mba net, and you will download your software from the e.mba net Web Site. You will be responsible for obtaining your own Internet Service Providers.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Upon your graduation, you will automatically become a member of the Alumni Association at no cost to you.
The C.U.A.A. will maintain information furnished by you regarding your current address and phone number and will monitor advancements in your career as well as any other successes and accomplishments in your life, e.g., publications and awards. C.U.A.A. will periodically publish a newsletter keeping you informed of Century University’s progress and containing selected articles contributed by the alumni members. Upon graduation, you will receive a C.U.A.A. member ship certificate (8" x 10") suitable for framing.
The Alumni Association will sponsor the formal cap and gown Graduation Ceremony. All graduates will be advised on their respective ceremony and will be invited to attend and participate.
As an Alumnus, you will be sent a ring order kit with complete instructions