IE's online application is the quickest and preferred method. You are able to work on your application over several sessions, reviewing it at any time.It will only become available to the Admissions Department upon submission.
You may also apply through TopApply, an official and alternative online application system to IE. To start your application follow any of the links below:
The application may be completed over several sessions using Adobe Acrobat Writer; we recommend you take your time over filling it in.
Applications can be submitted by e-mail or post along with the required supporting documentation. To apply in writing, follow the link below:
Whether completed online or in paper, the application must be accompanied by the supporting documentation, which can be sent separately. See below for more information.
The application form provides the Admissions Committee with fundamental information when it comes to evaluating candidates. It is therefore essential that this provide detailed information on relevant academic and professional achievements, together with concerns, aspirations and motivations that could support your application. For either online or in writing applications, we will require official academic transcripts of university studies demonstrating degree awarded, which must be translated into English or Spanish, although the application must be filled in the English language. Supporting documents should be sent to:
IE Admissions Department
admissions@ie.edu
María de Molina 13
28006 Madrid
SPAIN
A full application to IE's Master in International Relations program consists of:
IE will verify application information as needed and reserves the right to refuse admission to candidates at any point of the application process if there are any discrepancies between the information provided and information which has subsequently been checked.
Aside from the application form those are documentation which supports and compliments your candidature. This documentation consists of:
It is extremely important that you manage the timing of your application carefully and submit a completed application.
IE School of Arts and Humanities operates on a ROLLING ADMISSIONS PROCESS. As such, there is NO EXPLICIT DEADLINE for applications for a particular intake.
However, given the limited number of places in the program and the diverse student body, we recommend that you initiate the application process as far in advance as possible, roughly one year in advance of the desired program intake. This is especially important if you plan on applying for a scholarship as only accepted students may apply for a scholarship.
Once the application form has been assessed, candidates may be called to interview, which may take place on campus, at an admissions event, or by phone should you be unable to see us in person. A personal interview is recommended as it is an essential part of the admissions process.
The interview goes into the data provided in the application in greater detail and determines whether the candidate's profile will stand him or her in good stead for the content and demands of the program.
Following the interview, each application will be subject to a final, overall review by the Admissions Committee.
Candidates will be notified of the Committee’s decision after this final review.
Admission is valid for two years and is granted to candidates on the basis that IE School of Arts and Humanities considers that they have the right profile for the program.
Admission does not automatically guarantee a place on the next intake. To secure a place on a particular intake, a place reservation must be made. Please refer to the “Place Reservation” section in “Payment Information” for more details.
IE’s role as an academic institution is based around three cornerstones: Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Global Vision and Social Responsibility. As a community of students, professors, management staff, and alumni, we are defined by a set of core values and goals. In order to uphold these standards you will be expected to sign IE’s code of ethics.
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