  TeV scale mirage mediation has been proposed as a supersymmetry breaking
scheme reducing the fine tuning for electroweak symmetry breaking in the
minimal supersymmetric extension of the standard model. We discuss a moduli
stabilization set-up for TeV scale mirage mediation which allows an
extra-dimensional interpretation for the origin of supersymmetry breaking and
naturally gives an weak-scale size of the Higgs B-parameter. The set-up
utilizes the holomorphic gauge kinetic functions depending on both the heavy
dilaton and the light volume modulus whose axion partners are assumed to be
periodic fields. We also examine the low energy phenomenology of TeV scale
mirage mediation, particularly the constraints from electroweak symmetry
breaking and FCNC processes.
