This dual degree program offers a comprehensive education blending Business Administration and International Relations, providing a unique global perspective. It equips students with a solid foundation in business principles, geopolitics, and current global affairs. The program is designed for dynamic, globally-minded individuals committed to critical thinking and discovering new perspectives. Upon completion, students receive two undergraduate diplomas, fully compliant with the Bologna Process and accredited by the Spanish Government and the European Higher Education Area. The program is taught in English and can be pursued in Madrid or Segovia.
Graduates are prepared for a variety of roles in the international arena, leveraging their dual expertise in business and global affairs.
An application fee is applicable when completing the online application form.
Accredited by the Spanish Government and the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). Fully compliant with the Bologna Process.
The dual degree program is designed to be completed over 5 years. It is a full-time program.
The program is taught entirely in English. You can pursue your studies at either the Madrid or Segovia campus.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as consultants for international organizations, executives in multinational corporations, development experts for NGOs, and social entrepreneurs.
Applications are submitted online through the program page and require an application fee. You will need to submit various documents including test results, academic transcripts, a resume, personal statement, and letters of recommendation.
Yes, several merit-based and need-based scholarships are available, such as the IE Technology & Innovation Award, IE Entrepreneurship Award, Valentín Diez Morodo Scholarship Fund for Excellence, Kistefos Young Talented Leaders Scholarship for Africa, and the IE Humanities Award.
Specific tuition fees are not detailed on the program page; interested students should consult the admissions section or contact the university directly. Estimated living costs are also not provided, and applicants should research expenses in Madrid or Segovia.