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Mauritius

Located in the Indian Ocean, approximately 2000 kilometers east of Africa, Mauritius enjoys a great tropical climate with mild temperature all year round. Winter lasts from May to October with a temperature range of 17 ºC to 23 ºC and summer from November to April with temperatures ranging from 23 ºC to 33 ºC. The island is surrounded by perfect white beaches with turquoise water and lush greenery in the central highlands. Mauritius has firmly established itself as a business hub for Asia and Africa. The local industry comprises of Sugar, Textile, Garments, Financial services, IT & ITES, etc.
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Currency

The monetary unit is the Mauritian Rupee (MUR) which is divided into 100 cents (cs).

Driving

People in Mauritius drive on the left-hand side of the road and give way to the right. Foreigners with a driving licence issued by a Competent Authority in their respective countries are allowed to drive during their stay in Mauritius.

Travelling

Full time students will receive a bus pass for travel between residence and the school as per the policy of the Government, which is subject to change.

Government

Mauritius is a democratic state based on the Westminster model and enjoys political stability.

Medical services

Free medical facilities are widely available in Public hospitals. Private clinics provide medical services for a fee.

Part time work for International Students

Part time work is allowed for international students for a period of 20 hours per week. This is allowed as of now and is subject to change as per Government notifications and regulations.

When can the students start Part Time work? How many hours can they work? What is the average income the students can earn?

The student needs to have a valid student permit before they apply for part time work. The student permit is received by the respective student within 2 months of joining the course. Average income per month is about MUR 5,000 – 7,000

What kind of jobs are offered as Part Time Employment?

The part time jobs are available in Super Markets, Restaurants, Travel & Tourism, Textiles, Retails, etc.

Employment Opportunities

The institute may facilitate interviews with prospective employers upon completion of the Programme depending upon local job market requirements for employment of professionals.Employment of Expatriates is governed by rules and regulations of local authorities.

Soft Skills Programme

Soft skills are also vital along with the academic programme. At Amity, the students get opportunity to develop their soft skills. They also receive inputs related to career development planning.

What options/avenues will be provided to International Students once they complete their courses?

For employment in Mauritius, International students will require occupation permit / work permit to be obtained by employer. The School may facilitate contacts with prospective employers.

Students on completion of the program will have an opportunity to become a part of the Global Amity Alumni Network to explore any employment opportunities.

Students who complete UG programs will also have an option to pursue MBA program with Amity Mauritius.

IT infrastructure

The campus is WiFi enabled and the students have access to free internet inside the campus

Library

Students enrolling in the University of Northampton Programs have access to NILE (Northampton Integrated Learning Environment). NILE comprises of online reading resources such as journals, books, etc. In addition, students can access the Amity Library and the online EBSCO Research database.

Public holidays

There are 15 public holidays every year. Seven of them are fixed holidays: January 1st & 2nd, 1st February, 12th March, 1st May, 2nd November and 25th December. The remaining public holidays are religious festivals whose dates vary from year to year.

Time & Telecommunications

Mauritius is four hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time and three hours ahead of British Summer Time. Mauritius has international direct dialing facilities to most parts of the world as well as high speed fax and internet services. Satellite TV and local TV & Radio are available in most of the places.

Shopping

Shopping hours in main cities range from 9.30 am to 6.30 pm (Monday-Saturday). Some shops are open till noon on Sundays and public holidays. Many duty free shops and modern shopping centres (Caudan, Curepipe, Floréal Square, Bagatelle Shopping Mall, Orchard Centre) offer a wide choice of products and are open till 9 pm depending on special occasions.

Newspapers

Most of the daily newspapers are in French. However, the online versions of most newspapers can be translated in other languages. English publications are available on a weekly basis.

Cinema

Star Bagatelle ,Star Caudan , Star Manhattan ,Novelty Cinema and Mcine show popular English, Hindi movies and movies in other languages.

Course Fee Details for UG programs–

UG Programs (Full Time)

Fee Breakdown

Fee Payable (MUR) *

Local Students

Foreign Students#

Registration Fee

500

500

Bus Pass (Processing Fee)

600

600

Fee to be paid per year

125,000

133,340

Total Fee for 3 years

375,000

400,000

Grand Total

376,100

401,100

*Fee payable in Mauritian Rupee (MUR) or equivalent of US Dollars (US$)

 

Fee Payment Schedule

Payment Schedule

Due Date

For first Year (Tuition Fee + Registration Fee + Bus Pass Fee)

Within 1 week of Admission

For second Year

Before commencement of 2nd Academic Year

For third Year

Before commencement of 3rd Academic Year

Course Fee Details for MBA

Course Fee Details for MBA (Full Time – 1 Year)

Fees Breakdown

Fee Payable (MUR)*

Due Date

Local Students

Foreign Students

Within 1 week of Admission

Registration Fee

500

500

Bus Pass (Processing Fee)

200

200

Fees to be paid

275,000

325,000

Total Course Fees

275,700

325,700

*Fee payable in Mauritian Rupee (MUR) or equivalent of US Dollars (US$)

 

Course Fee Details for MBA (Part Time – 18 Months)

Fee Breakdown

Fee Payable (MUR) *

Due Date

Local Students

Foreign Students#

Registration Fee

500

500

Within 1 week of Admission

Fee to be paid per year

250,000

250,000

Total Fee

250,500

250,500

 

*Fee payable in Mauritian Rupee (MUR) or equivalent of US Dollars (US$)

   

Course Fee Details for MBA with CIPS (18 Months)

Fee Breakdown

Fee Payable (MUR) *

Due Date

Local Students

Foreign Students#

Registration Fee

500

500

Within 1 week of Admission

Fees to be paid per year

275,000

275,000

Total Fee

275,500

275,500

 

*Fee payable in Mauritian Rupee (MUR) or equivalent of US Dollars (US$)

 

Other Expenses

Expenses

Estimated Expenses Per Month (MUR)

Accommodation

5000-10,000

Food

4000-5000

Travel

1000

Books and Stationery

1000-2000

Other

4000

 
Note:
• The estimations are provided only as a guide for Expenses. The expenses will vary according to the lifestyle of the student.
• The cost of travelling to and from the country of residence is to be borne by the student for the duration of studies.

Miscellaneous Fee

Miscellaneous fee

Amount (MUR)*

Late Payment fees

Payment made 15 days after the scheduled due date : 5% of the amount that is due for every further day(s) of delay

Replacement of Amity Student ID

200

Replacement of Bus Pass

500

Repeat Fee ( Retake the module with Attendance )

16000

Taking /Re-taking assignments/examinations,failing a module

3000

Re –Taking assignments / examinations, failing a Business Research Project / Dissertation

5000

Deferral Fee ( After the student returns back from Deferral,the current batch program fees will be applicable )

20000

Appeal Fee

4000

Duplicate copy of Certificate and Transcript

2000

Courier of Certificate and transcript to Home address

300  ( Local Students )
1500  ( International Students )

*Subject change / #Exchange Rate as on: US $1 = MUR 35.5


Refund Policy
The Fee refund policy will be as per the table below:

% of [the amount of fees paid under Schedules B and C]

If Student’s written notice of withdrawal is received:

[100%]

(“Maximum Refund”) More than [60] days before the Course Commencement Date

25%

Before, but not more than [60] days before the Course Commencement Date

10%

After, but not more than [7] days after the Course Commencement Date

5%

More than [7] days after the Course Commencement Date, but not more than [14] days after the Course Commencement Date

0%

More than [14] days after the Course Commencement Date

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