The Master in Management runs a single cohort of about 60 students that is roughly 80% international, with more than 35 nationalities represented across recent intakes. It targets recent graduates rather than experienced professionals — candidates with three or more years of work experience are steered toward UC3M's MBA instead.
A typical Universidad Carlos III de Madrid MiM cohort is around 60 students , drawn from 36 nationalities.
| Class size | 60 |
|---|---|
| International | 80% |
| Nationalities | 36 |
Frequently asked questions
Do you need the GMAT for UC3M?
No. A GMAT or GRE is recommended and may be requested from applicants with a non-business background, but it is not required and no class-average is published.
Is the UC3M Master in Management taught in English?
Yes. It is a one-year, English-taught programme in Madrid, with a cohort that is about 80% international.
Sources
- Master in Management — official programme page (€150/ECTS EU · €225/ECTS non-EU = €9,000 / €13,500 for the 60-ECTS degree, plus a €1,500 reservation fee counting toward tuition; the page states these are the 2025/26 rates, pending Community of Madrid approval for 2026/27; primary-verified 2026-07-05) ↗ — Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
- Master in Management — more information (employment, profile) ↗ — Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
- UC3M Graduate School of Business — rankings and accreditations ↗ — Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
- UC3M rankings and accreditations ↗ — Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
- Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times