Esade Business School MiM Application Deadlines & Admissions Timeline
Master in International Management (MSc) · Barcelona, Spain · FT #24
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Verified against official sources · last checked July 2026 · see sources
Esade assesses MiM applications on a rolling basis, assigning places from around October through to June, so waiting until the final months risks finding seats full. Specific dates for the September 2027 intake are not published yet; for the current cycle, the CEMS double-degree route carried a June 2026 deadline. No work experience is required to apply.
Exact dates for the upcoming intake are confirmed against the school's official admissions
page as they are published. See every European school's confirmed rounds side by side on
our interactive deadlines timeline.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Esade Master in International Management cost?
Tuition for the one-year MSc in International Management is €37,500 for the 2026–2027 cycle, plus a €150 application fee. Students who extend into a two-year option add a second-year fee on top — for example €15,500 for the CEMS MIM, or €20,500–€24,500 for a double degree or Global Master's. Esade offers scholarships and study loans.
When are the Esade Master in International Management deadlines?
Esade reviews applications on a rolling basis and assigns places from around October through to June, so applying early matters because seats fill across the cycle. No work experience is required. Specific dates for the September 2027 intake are not published yet; the CEMS double-degree route had a June 2026 deadline for the current cycle.
Sources
Esade Business School — Master in International Management ↗ — Esade Business School
Esade Business School — Master in International Management class profile ↗ — Esade Business School
Esade Business School — MSc fees & financing (one-year MSc in International Management tuition €37,500 for the 2026–2027 cycle; primary-verified unchanged 2026-07-05) ↗ — Esade Business School
Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times