IE Business School MiM Fees 2026

Tuition for the 2026–27 cycle is €51,200 for the full 15-month programme. Living costs in Madrid typically run €12,000–€18,000 per year — moderate by European-capital standards. IE offers a portfolio of merit and need-based scholarships covering up to a substantial share of tuition; the IE Foundation, country-specific funds (notably for Latin American, African, and Asian candidates), and corporate sponsorships are all part of the funding ecosystem.

Yes — IE operates rolling admissions rather than fixed competitive rounds. Applications are reviewed continuously, with decisions typically issued within four to six weeks of submission. The illustrative cut-offs for the September 2027 intake are 15 November 2026 (early consideration), 15 February 2027 (R2), and 15 May 2027 (R3), but candidates can apply at any point. Earlier applications carry the usual advantages of larger seat availability and earlier scholarship visibility.

Technology is the largest single destination at around 22% of placements, followed by consulting (21%) and finance (20%). Retail and marketing/media round out the top five sectors. Top recruiters by hiring volume include Deloitte, Amazon, Accenture, PwC, McKinsey, BCG, Salesforce, L'Oréal, Uber, Meta, Nike, and Mercedes-Benz. The employment rate at three months post-graduation was 88% in the most recent class, with weighted three-year salary on the FT 2025 ranking reported at US $95,000.

The most prominent dual-degree path is the IE Master in Management plus the IE Master in Finance — a two-year programme delivered across Madrid and IE's New York campus (IENYC). Other dual-degree configurations pair the MiM with IE's Master in International Development, Master in Visual & Digital Media, or Master in Marketing. Dual degrees extend the calendar by approximately 9 months and carry an incremental fee.