1. Fill out the online application form: Candidates should complete the sections that appear in the online application form and upload the required documents. You can access the online application form.
2. Online assess ment: Once you have submitted the online application and paid the application fee, you will receive a link to the online assessment, known as the Kira Assessment Kira. This allows the admissions team to get a sense of your personality and potential before proceeding to a possible interview. Completing the assessment is simple—you will be given 3 questions to answer in a set amount of time. One of your responses will be written, and two will be recorded via video. The whole process should only take 20 to 30 minutes to complete.
3. Entrance exam*: Candidates are required to take either the GMAT, GR E, or IE Global Admissions Test ieGAT.
4. Personal Interview: Once you have completed the previous steps, the Admissions Committee will review your application and determine whether to advance you to the final interview phase. The interview will allow us to get to know you better, and further assess certain qualities, such as your personality, capacity for critical thinking, method of self-expression and other communication skills. Our objective is to gauge your potential as a part of IE University, developing a mutually beneficial relationship both personally and academically. This interview can be either face-to-face or via video conference.
5. Final Committee Decision: Once you have completed the application form, submitted the required documentation, and attended the personal interview, your application is reviewed by the University’s Admissions Committee. This is the last step of your application and it will take roughly 1-3 weeks for the Admissions Committee to get back to you with a final decision via e-mail. The first step to apply is to complete and submit the application form. You will need to register with your personal email on our platform and create a password so you can access it as many times as you need.

If you are not an English native speaker, you will need to present an English language certificate such as IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge Advanced or Duolingo. This requirement can be waived if you have completed your bachelor's degree in English, or if you have been living/working in an English-speaking country for the past two years. This requirement is mandatory for both the English (C1 or equivalent) and Bilingual (B2 or equivalent) formats of the program.

Yes, once we receive your application, we will review the documentation you have submitted and inform you about the remaining items needed for your application.

Your admission will be valid for two consecutive intakes: the intake you apply to and the following one. Any further transfers could require a reapplication.

No, there is no deadline because we have a rolling admissions process, which means that you can apply at any time of the year. However, due to the large number of applications we receive, we encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible. Keep in mind that a student visa time issue may vary from country to country, for more information please visit Student Services. 

You will receive a response to your application approximately one or two weeks after you have completed the entire application, including documents, exams and interview(s).