Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo

Programme overview

Directing a business is presented as achieving results through decisions that account for both foreseeable factors and unpredictable events in the operating environment. The programme emphasises development of competencies beyond technical knowledge: integrating people into management systems, aligning efforts toward shared objectives, and maximising individual talents. Its main objective is to form professionals who actively participate in organisational decision‑making with ethical, strategic and effective leadership and a flexible approach to continuous market and stakeholder change.

What you'll study

The curriculum trains students in decision‑making, problem solving and the use of analytical tools to obtain reliable information for action. Graduates develop behavioural competencies and management and negotiation techniques to achieve high performance and adapt to environmental change. The programme uses interactive methodologies and experienced faculty and allows students to select subjects offered in other master programmes (when available) to build specialised competencies in addition to a generalist management profile.

Entry requirements

Admission requires submission of a completed application and supporting documents; exact requirements vary by candidate origin. The programme lists these document sets:

• Dominican graduate of a Dominican university: application; photocopy of national ID (both sides); legalised copy of university degree and original transcript legalised by MESCyT; medical certificate for academic purposes (name as on ID); non‑refundable admission fee; two 2x2 photos; original certified and legalised birth certificate.
• Dominican graduate of a foreign university: application; photocopy of ID; apostilled/legalised university degree and transcript (Consulate/Chancery and legalisation by MESCyT) and Spanish translations if needed; medical certificate; admission fee; photos; original certified and legalised birth certificate.
• INTEC alumnus: application; photocopy of INTEC degree; medical certificate; admission fee; two 2x2 photos; photocopy of ID.
• Foreign graduate of a foreign university: application; photocopy of passport; apostilled/legalised degree and transcript with required Consulate/Chancery legalisations and translations; academic medical certificate; admission fee; two 2x2 photos; apostilled/legalised birth certificate.

Note on legalisation: documents not in Spanish must be translated. For countries in the Hague Apostille Convention, an apostille is required; for others, documents and translations must be legalised at the Dominican consulate/embassy and by the Dominican Ministry of Foreign Affairs; translations done in the Dominican Republic must be by a judicial interpreter and legalised by the Attorney General's Office.

Career prospects

Graduates leave with a generalist management profile and can work in functional areas within organisations or start independent businesses. The programme develops inclusion, negotiation, influence and teamwork skills by attracting professionals from diverse specialities, which enriches classroom discussion and prepares students to assume roles that require cross‑functional leadership, innovation, responsible risk‑taking and social responsibility.

Scholarships & funding angle

The course page does not list specific scholarships or funding amounts. Prospective applicants should consult INTEC's admissions or financial aid office for available scholarships, payment plans or external funding opportunities. Note that the programme specifies a non‑refundable admission fee as part of the application process.