Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez

What you'll study

Programme materials emphasise international management themes within the CEMS curriculum framework and benefit from input by both academic and corporate/social partners in the alliance. The course is delivered in English and framed as a globally focused management degree; specific modules or course units are not listed on the provided source text.

Entry requirements

The 2027 admissions cycle opens in September 2026 and closes in mid-January 2027. Prospective applicants should contact the admissions addresses provided by the school for their category (Chileans not at UAI; UAI students; international students). Exact academic prerequisites and application documentation are not detailed in the source text and should be confirmed with the admissions office.

• Contacts (as published): Chileans (not UAI): admissions@uai.cl; UAI students: admissionsuai@uai.cl; International students: international@uai.cl

Career prospects

The CEMS MIM is described as a strong credential for internationally oriented careers, leveraging the alliance’s corporate partners and global school network to support students seeking roles across borders. The programme is positioned as a passport for an international career, reflecting its supranational focus and employer links.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

No specific scholarships or funding details are provided in the source text. Applicants should consult the university’s financial aid and international offices for current scholarship opportunities, corporate partner support or other funding options linked to the CEMS programme.