General Frequently Asked Questions

General Information and Contact

+ How can I get in touch with an IMB School expert advisor?

There are various ways of communicating with an advisor to clarify your queries: you can schedule a 30-minute phone call for personalised advice, book an Online Information Session, or request an In-Person Information Session at our facilities in Barcelona (BMAT Music Innovators) or Madrid (Sony Music Spain).

+ What are the Online Information Sessions like?

The Online Information Sessions are collective, they last one hour, and are conducted via video conference. In these sessions, an IMB School expert will provide detailed information about all the programmes we offer.

+ How and where are the In-Person Information Sessions held?

The In-Person Information Sessions last one hour and allow you to see the IMB School campuses. In Barcelona, sessions take place at the school’s headquarters, located within the BMAT Music Innovators facilities (C/ del Torrent de Perales 3, Barcelona). In Madrid, they are held at Sony Music Spain (Paseo de la Castellana 202, Madrid).

+ Can I visit the campuses before making a decision?

Yes. The In-Person Information Sessions are the ideal way to visit our headquarters. By scheduling an in-person session, you can see our spaces either in Barcelona (BMAT Music Innovators) or Madrid (Sony Music Spain) and resolve all your queries face-to-face. If your availability does not allow you to attend an information session, you can request an in-person meeting by sending an email to contact@imbschool.eu.

About the Programmes

+ What type of programmes are on offer at IMB School?

IMB School offers three levels of training in the music business: Master’s Programmes, and Postgraduate Diplomas. All programmes are designed for anyone interested in the music industry, regardless of their previous experience.

+ Which IMB School programmes are held in-person and which are online?

All of the Master’s Programmes combine in-person and online formats, although the percentage varies in each one. The Postgraduate Diplomas are 100% online, and their methodology combines live online classes, recorded sessions, and independent study.

+ In which language are the programmes taught?

The in-person Master’s programmes are taught primarily in Spanish (50-85%) depending on the programme (Master’s, Master’s Plus, or Advanced Master’s), and all online programmes (Postgraduate Diplomas) are taught 100% in English.

General Admissions

+ What are the benefits of applying in advance?

By applying in advance, you gain access to early bird discounts (10% before March 31st and 5% before June 30th), you can apply for scholarships from our partners, and you gain early access to the curriculum content.

+ What are the admission requirements?

Admission requirements vary depending on the programme. It is necessary to have a higher education qualification (Higher Education Technician, Degree, or equivalent) and/or professional or artistic work experience. Regarding language, a high level of English is required for any of our programmes, and a high level of Spanish is required for the Master’s programmes. You can consult the detailed admission requirements in the admission section on our website.

+ What is the admission and enrolment process like?

The admission process begins with a payment of €100. Once the payment has been made, you will receive an email with a link to the admissions form where you must attach all the necessary documentation. After submitting the documentation, we will schedule a personal interview. If you are admitted, you will receive an admission letter and can continue the process, reserving your place by making a payment of 25% of the tuition fee. The rest of the payment can be made in instalments up to 2 weeks before the start of classes. If you are not admitted, we will refund the €100 payment, and you may apply again for the next edition. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ As an international student, will IMB School help me obtain a student visa?

IMB School will provide you with a guide and the necessary documentation to apply for your student visa. The student is responsible for managing appointments and submitting the documentation to the relevant authorities to complete the procedure.

Qualifications

+ What type of qualification is obtained upon completion of an IMB School programme?

IMB School grants two types of qualifications: Diplomas, which are school-specific qualifications obtained upon completion of a full programme, and Digital Certificates for passing specific modules. The Master’s Programmes offer a dual qualification: an IMB School-issued Diploma and a Professional Master’s Degree diploma accredited by EUNEIZ. You can consult all information about qualifications in the qualifications section on our website.

+ How do IMB School Diplomas work?

 Diplomas are school-specific qualifications issued by IMB School. To obtain the corresponding diploma, the student must achieve a specific number of ECTS credits:

  • Master’s Programmes: The qualification is granted upon reaching 60, 75, or 90 ECTS, depending on the programme.
  • Postgraduate Diplomas: The qualification can be requested upon reaching 30 ECTS.

+ What is a “Professional Master’s Degree”?

A Professional Master’s Degree (Máster de Formación Permanente) is a type of in-house degree focused on professional development and immediate application in the working world. This qualification is also eligible for the “Apostilla de la Haya”, a procedure that simplifies the legalisation of public documents and serves to accredit the qualification and facilitate its recognition among countries adhering to the “Convenio de la Haya”.

+ What are the certificates and how are they obtained?

Certificates are digital documents that validate the acquisition of specific knowledge. They are issued every time a student successfully completes a module using the AOL (Active Online Learning) methodology.

Payment Methods, Scholarships and Financing

+ What payment options do I have for enrolling in a programme?

If you are admitted, you will have 15 days to pay the reservation fee, which corresponds to 25% of the total tuition fee. You can make the remaining payments in instalments, in the amounts and quotas you desire, as long as the course has been fully paid for 2 weeks before the start of classes. You can also finance up to €6,000 during your studies with SeQura, subject to commission. Additionally, if you enrol early, you can access early bird discounts.

+ Does IMB School offer scholarships or financial aid?

Yes. IMB School has a scholarship programme in collaboration with our Scholarship Partners to support the talent of students who need financial assistance. The scholarships are partial and are aimed at students of Master’s programmes.

Networking and Internships

+ Are there networking opportunities during the course?

Yes. Our students have direct contact with an international network of active music business experts, who teach classes in various programmes and provide high-quality feedback. Additionally, students have access to the IMB Network, an exclusive platform that helps them boost their careers, offering a directory of international sector events to connect with industry professionals, lecturers, and fellow students.

+ How does the internship programme work and which programmes include access to internships? Are they compulsory?

The internship programme works through the IMB Network platform, where we publish exclusive offers for our students from over 100 Internship Partners, including major companies such as Sony Music Spain and Primavera Sound.

Programmes that include the Internships module have access to professional placements. These programmes are:

To access the internship programme, successfully passing the Professional Development module is essential. These internships are not compulsory in any case, but they are highly recommended to complement your training.

+ Can international students participate in the internship programme?

Yes, international students can participate in the internship programme. This allows them to apply their knowledge in a real working environment and gain professional experience in companies within the music industry.

Career Opportunities

+ What career opportunities do IMB School students have and What is the employment rate?

IMB School training is designed for students to take on a wide variety of roles in the music industry in areas such as music management (personal manager, tour manager, booking agent), recorded music (A&R, digital marketing, label manager), live music (concert promoter director, booker, production), and music publishing (publishing director, synchronisations).

77% of our students find employment within 6 months of graduating. In the case of in-person Master’s Programmes, this figure rises to 80%.

+ Which companies do former students work for?

IMB School former students work in a wide network of music industry companies. Through the IMB Network platform and the Internships programme, they have access to opportunities in over 100 collaborating companies, and some of our alumni currently work in companies such as Sony Music Spain, BMAT Music Innovators, Primavera Sound, Universal Music Spain, Live Nation, Last Tour, The Orchard, Brunch Eletronik, and many others. Discover some success stories in this section.


Questions about Master's Degrees

Master’s in Music Business Management

+ What are the admission requirements for the programme?

The admission requirements for the Master’s in Music Business Management are:

  1. High level of English and Spanish.
  2. Meet at least one of the following criteria:
    • Have a Degree or Bachelor’s Degree (in any discipline or area of study), or have a qualification in Higher Music, Sound Engineering, or Higher Education Technician.
    • Be at least 22 years old, be able to demonstrate maturity, and have professional experience of at least 2 years in the music sector or 3 years in any other sector.

+ Can I apply for admission if I do not have a university degree?

Yes. The programme values both academic qualifications and professional experience

+ How does the admission process work?

On the Master’s in Music Business Management page of our website, you will find the “Apply for admission” button. The admission process begins with a payment of €100. Once the payment has been made, you will receive an email with a link to a form where you must attach all the necessary documentation. After submitting the documentation, we will schedule a personal interview. If you are admitted, you will receive an admission letter and can continue the process, reserving your place by making a payment of 25% of the tuition fee. The rest of the payment can be made in instalments up to 2 weeks before the start of classes. If you are not admitted, we will refund the €100 payment, and you may apply again for the next edition. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ What documents do I need to apply?

Upon filling out the admissions form, you will be informed of the required documentation to submit.

+ As an international student, will IMB School help me obtain a student visa?

IMB School will provide you with a guide and the necessary documentation to apply for your student visa. The student is responsible for managing appointments and submitting the documentation to the relevant authorities to complete the procedure.

+ What qualification is obtained upon completion of the studies?

Upon completing the Master’s programme, you will obtain a dual qualification: an IMB School-issued Diploma and a Professional Master’s Degree diploma accredited by EUNEIZ University Vitoria-Gasteiz. You can consult all information about qualifications in the qualifications section on our website.

+ What type of methodology is used in this programme?

The Master’s programme uses an immersive and practical methodology, with a 75% in-person and 25% online format. The programme is designed for you to combine theoretical learning with hands-on experience, working on real-life projects and budgets. The structure includes modules with In-Person Learning by Doing methodology (practical and in-person), Online Learning by Doing (practical and remote), and Active Online Learning (flexible and at your own pace).

+ Who are the lecturers on the Master’s programme?

The faculty is made up of active professionals and leaders in the music industry, guaranteeing that the knowledge you acquire is up to date, relevant, and based on what really happens in the industry. Among our faculty members you will find experts from the music sector such as Clara Nadal (A&R Director – Sony Music Publishing), Ivone Lesan (International Booking Agent – Primavera Sound), Jose Torrabadella (VP Broadcast – BMAT Music Innovators), Sergio Arribas (Account Director Europe – DICE) o Roger Rodés (Co-founder Medusa Estudio, Latin Grammy winner – Nathy Peluso, Nil Moliner).

+ In what language are the classes taught?

The programme is taught primarily in Spanish (85%) and partially in English (15%).

+ How long does the programme last?

The Master’s programme lasts 1 year full-time, equivalent to 60 ECTS.

+ When do classes start?

The programme is taught during the 2026-2027 academic year. Classes start on 22nd September 2026 and end on 7th June 2027.

+ Which days of the week are there classes and at what time?

In-person classes are from Monday to Wednesday and online classes are on Thursdays 5.30-9.30pm.

+ Where are the in-person classes taught?

You can study the Master’s programme at either of our two campuses: Barcelona (BMAT Music Innovators facilities) or Madrid (Sony Music Spain facilities).

+ Are there work spaces for the students?

Yes. The campuses at BMAT Music Innovators (Barcelona) and Sony Music Spain (Madrid) offer first-rate facilities, designed for students to work on their projects and enjoy a complete learning experience in a professional environment.

+ How much does the programme cost?

The final price of the programme is €13,000.

+ What is the payment method? Are there financing options?

If you are admitted, you will have 15 days to pay the reservation fee, which corresponds to 25% of the total tuition fee. You can make the remaining payments in instalments, in the amounts and quotas you desire, as long as the course has been fully paid for 2 weeks before the start of classes. You can also finance up to €6,000 during your studies with SeQura, subject to commission. Additionally, if you enrol early, you can access early bird discounts. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ Are there networking opportunities during the course?

Yes. During the programme, you will have the opportunity to create your own network of contacts by working with professionals, artists, and fellow students. Additionally, you will have access to IMB Network, an exclusive platform with internship and job offers from over 100 partners in the sector.

+ How does the internship programme work? Are they compulsory?

The internship programme is extracurricular, meaning they are not compulsory. Students access them through the IMB Network platform, which compiles offers from over 100 collaborating companies in the sector. This allows students to apply their knowledge in a real working environment in companies such as Sony Music Spain, BMAT Music Innovators, or Primavera Sound.

+ Can international students participate in the internship programme?

Yes, international students can participate in the internship programme, provided their student visa allows it. The school facilitates the necessary agreements for them to undertake these internships in companies within the music industry in Spain and other European countries.

+ What career opportunities do graduates of this Master’s programme have? What is the employment rate?

IMB School training is designed to prepare students for a wide variety of roles in the music industry in areas such as music management (personal manager, tour manager, booking agent), recorded music (A&R, digital marketing, label manager), live music (concert promoter director, booker, production), and music publishing (publishing director, synchronisations).

About the employment rate, 80% of Master’s students find work in the sector within 6 months of graduating.

+ Which companies do former students work for?

Former IMB School students hold positions at numerous leading companies across the music industry. Through the IMB Network platform, they have access to opportunities in over 100 collaborating companies, and some of our alumni currently work in companies such as Sony Music Spain, BMAT Music Innovators, Primavera Sound, Universal Music Spain, Live Nation, Last Tour, The Orchard, Brunch Eletronik, and many others.

+ What type of scholarships are available and how can I apply for one?

IMB School has a scholarship programme in collaboration with its Scholarship Partners, such as Sony Music, Primavera Sound, Cruïlla, AGEDI, AIE and SGAE, to support the talent of students who need financial assistance. You can find more detailed information on our scholarships page.

Master’s Plus in Music Business Management

+ What are the admission requirements for the programme?

The admission requirements for the Master’s Plus in Music Business Management are:

  1. High level of English and Spanish.
  2. Meet at least one of the following criteria:
    • Have a Degree or Bachelor’s Degree (in any discipline or area of study), or have a qualification in Higher Music, Sound Engineering, or Higher Education Technician.
    • Be at least 22 years old, be able to demonstrate maturity, and have professional experience of at least 2 years in the music sector or 3 years in any other sector.

+ Can I apply for admission if I do not have a university degree?

Yes. The programme values both academic qualifications and professional experience.

+ How does the admission process work?

On the Master’s Plus in Music Business Management page of our website, you will find the “Apply for admission” button. The admission process begins with a payment of €100. Once the payment has been made, you will receive an email with a link to a form where you must attach all the necessary documentation. After submitting the documentation, we will schedule a personal interview. If you are admitted, you will receive an admission letter and can continue the process, reserving your place by making a payment of 25% of the tuition fee. The rest of the payment can be made in instalments up to 2 weeks before the start of classes. If you are not admitted, we will refund the €100 payment, and you may apply again for the next edition. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ What documents do I need to apply?

Upon filling out the application form, you will be informed of the required documentation to submit.

+ As an international student, will IMB School help me obtain a student visa?

IMB School will provide you with a guide and the necessary documentation to apply for your student visa. The student is responsible for managing appointments and submitting the documentation to the relevant authorities to complete the procedure.

+ What qualification is obtained upon completion of the studies?

Upon completing the Master’s programme, you will obtain a dual qualification: an IMB School-issued Diploma and a Professional Master’s Degree diploma accredited by EUNEIZ University Vitoria-Gasteiz. You can consult all information about qualifications in the qualifications section on our website.

+ What type of methodology is used in this programme?

The Master’s programme uses a 100% immersive and practical methodology, with a 50% in-person and 50% online format. The programme is designed for you to combine theoretical learning with hands-on experience, working on real-life projects and budgets. The structure includes modules with In-Person Learning by Doing methodology (practical and in-person), Online Learning by Doing (practical and remote), and Active Online Learning (flexible and at your own pace).

+ In what language are the classes taught?

The programme is delivered 50% in Spanish and 50% in English.

+ How long does the programme last?

The Master’s programme lasts 1 year full-time and 6 months part-time, equivalent to 75 ECTS.

+ When do classes start?

The programme is taught during the 2026-2028 academic year. Classes start on 23rd September 2026 and end in February 2028.

+ Which days of the week are there classes and at what time?

In-person classes are from Monday to Wednesday and online classes are on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, from 5.30-9.30pm.

+ Where are the in-person classes taught?

You can study the Master’s programme at either of our two campuses: Barcelona (BMAT Music Innovators facilities) or Madrid (Sony Music Spain facilities).

+ Are there work spaces for the students?

Yes. The campuses at BMAT Music Innovators (Barcelona) and Sony Music Spain (Madrid) offer first-rate facilities, designed for students to work on their projects and enjoy a complete learning experience in a professional environment.

+ How much does the programme cost?

The final price of the programme is €15,500.

+ What is the payment method? Are there financing options?

If you are admitted, you will have 15 days to pay the reservation fee, which corresponds to 25% of the total tuition fee. You can make the remaining payments in instalments, in the amounts and quotas you desire, as long as the course has been fully paid for 2 weeks before the start of classes. You can also finance up to €6,000 during your studies with SeQura, subject to commission. Additionally, if you enrol early, you can access early bird discounts. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ What type of scholarships are available and how can I apply for one?

IMB School has a scholarship programme in collaboration with its Scholarship Partners, such as Sony Music, Primavera Sound, Cruïlla, AGEDI, AIE and SGAE, to support the talent of students who need financial assistance. You can find more detailed information on our scholarships page.

+ Are there networking opportunities during the course?

Yes. During the programme, you will have the opportunity to create your own network of contacts by working with professionals, artists, and fellow students. Additionally, you will have access to IMB Network, an exclusive platform with internship and job offers from over 100 partners in the sector.

+ How does the internship programme work? Are they compulsory?

The internship programme is extracurricular, meaning they are not compulsory. Students access them through the IMB Network platform, which compiles offers from over 100 collaborating companies in the sector. This allows students to apply their knowledge in a real working environment in companies such as Sony Music Spain, BMAT Music Innovators, or Primavera Sound.

+ Can international students participate in the internship programme?

Yes, international students can participate in the internship programme, provided their student visa allows it. The school facilitates the necessary agreements for them to undertake these internships in companies within the music industry in Spain and other European countries.

+ What career opportunities do graduates of the Master’s Plus programme have? What is the employment rate?

IMB School training is designed to prepare students for a wide variety of roles in the music industry in areas such as music management (personal manager, tour manager, booking agent), recorded music (A&R, digital marketing, label manager), live music (concert promoter director, booker, production), and music publishing (publishing director, synchronisations).

About the employment rate, 80% of Master’s students find work in the sector within 6 months of graduating.

+ Which companies do former students work for?

Former IMB School former hold positions at numerous leading companies across the music industry. Through the IMB Network platform, they have access to opportunities in over 100 collaborating companies, and some of our alumni currently work in companies such as Sony Music Spain, BMAT Music Innovators, Primavera Sound, Universal Music Spain, Live Nation, Last Tour, The Orchard, Brunch Eletronik, and many others.

+ Who are the lecturers on the Master’s programme?

The faculty is made up of active professionals and leaders in the music industry, guaranteeing that the knowledge you acquire is up to date, relevant, and based on what really happens in the industry. Among our faculty members you will find experts from the music sector such as Jose Maria Barbat (President – Sony Music Iberia), Ivone Lesan (International Booking Agent – Primavera Sound), Alex Loscos (Co-founder & CEO – BMAT Music Innovators), Sarah Slater (Vice president Music & Festivals – Ticketmaster) o Roger Rodés (Co-founder Medusa Estudio, Latin Grammy winner – Nathy Peluso, Nil Moliner).

+ What type of scholarships are available and how can I apply for one?

IMB School has a scholarship programme in collaboration with its Scholarship Partners, such as Sony Music, Primavera Sound, Cruïlla, AGEDI, AIE and SGAE, to support the talent of students who need financial assistance. You can find more detailed information on our scholarships page.

Advanced Master’s in Music Business Management & Entrepreneurship

+ What are the admission requirements for the programme?

The admission requirements for the Advanced Master’s in Music Business Management & Entrepreneurship are:

  1. High level of English and Spanish.
  2. Meet at least one of the following criteria:
    • Have a Degree or Bachelor’s Degree (in any discipline or area of study), or a qualification in Higher Music, Sound Engineering, or Higher Education Technician.
    • Be at least 22 years old, be able to demonstrate maturity, and have professional experience of at least 2 years in the music sector or 3 years in any other sector.

+ Can I apply for admission if I do not have a university degree?

Yes. The programme values both academic qualifications and professional experience.

+ How does the admission process work?

On the Advanced Master’s in Music Business Management & Entrepreneurship page of our website, you will find the “Apply for admission” button. The admission process begins with a payment of €100. Once the payment has been made, you will receive an email with a link to a form where you must attach all the necessary documentation. After submitting the documentation, we will schedule a personal interview. If you are admitted, you will receive an admission letter and can continue the process, reserving your place by making a payment of 25% of the tuition fee. The rest of the payment can be made in instalments up to 2 weeks before the start of classes. If you are not admitted, we will refund the €100 payment, and you may apply again for the next edition. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ What documents do I need to apply?

Upon filling out the application form, you will be informed of the required documentation to submit.

+ As an international student, will IMB School help me obtain a student visa?

IMB School will provide you with a guide and the necessary documentation to apply for your student visa. The student is responsible for managing appointments and submitting the documentation to the relevant authorities to complete the procedure.

+ What qualification is obtained upon completion of the studies?

Upon completing the Master’s programme, you will obtain a dual qualification: an IMB School-issued Diploma and a Professional Master’s Degree diploma accredited by EUNEIZ University Vitoria-Gasteiz. You can consult all information about qualifications in the qualifications section on our website.

+ What type of methodology is used in this programme?

The Master’s programme uses a 100% immersive and practical methodology, with a 50% in-person and 50% online format. The programme is designed for you to combine theoretical learning with hands-on experience, working on real-life projects and budgets. The structure includes modules with In-Person Learning by Doing methodology (practical and in-person), Online Learning by Doing (practical and remote), and Active Online Learning (flexible and at your own pace).

+ Who are the lecturers on the Master’s programme?

The faculty is made up of active professionals and leaders in the music industry, guaranteeing that the knowledge you acquire is up to date, relevant, and based on what really happens in the industry. Among our faculty members you will find experts from the music sector such as Jose Maria Barbat (President – Sony Music Iberia), Ivone Lesan (International Booking Agent – Primavera Sound), Alex Loscos (Co-founder & CEO – BMAT Music Innovators), Sarah Slater (Vice president Music & Festivals – Ticketmaster) o Jorge Villamizar (Singer & Composer – Bacilos).

+ In what language are the classes taught?

The programme is delivered 50% in Spanish and 50% in English.

+ How long does the programme last?

The Master’s programme lasts 2 years full-time, equivalent to 90 ECTS.

+ When do classes start?

The programme is taught during the 2026-2028 academic year. Classes start on 23rd September 2026 and end in July 2028.

+ Which days of the week are there classes and at what time?

In-person classes are from Monday to Wednesday and online classes are on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, from 5.30-9.30pm. Additionally, the Business Planning module includes personalised mentorships (flexible date and time) and one collective online session on the first Friday of every month from 5.30-9.30pm.

+ Where are the in-person classes taught?

You can study the Master’s programme at either of our two campuses: Barcelona (BMAT Music Innovators facilities) or Madrid (Sony Music Spain facilities).

+ Are there work spaces for the students?

Yes. The campuses at BMAT Music Innovators (Barcelona) and Sony Music Spain (Madrid) offer first-rate facilities, designed for students to work on their projects and enjoy a complete learning experience in a professional environment.

+ How much does the programme cost?

The final price of the programme is €18,000.

+ What is the payment method? Are there financing options?

If you are admitted, you will have 15 days to pay the reservation fee, which corresponds to 25% of the total tuition fee. You can make the remaining payments in instalments, in the amounts and quotas you desire, as long as the course has been fully paid for 2 weeks before the start of classes. You can also finance up to €6,000 during your studies with SeQura, subject to commission. Additionally, if you enrol early, you can access early bird discounts. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ What type of scholarships are available and how can I apply for one?

IMB School has a scholarship programme in collaboration with its Scholarship Partners, such as Sony Music, Primavera Sound, Cruïlla, AGEDI, AIE and SGAE, to support the talent of students who need financial assistance. You can find more detailed information on our scholarships page.

+ Are there networking opportunities during the course?

Yes. During the programme, you will have the opportunity to create your own network of contacts by working with professionals, artists, and fellow students. Additionally, you will have access to IMB Network, an exclusive platform with internship and job offers from over 100 partners in the sector.

+ How does the internship programme work? Are they compulsory?

The internship programme is extracurricular, meaning they are not compulsory. Students access them through the IMB Network platform, which compiles offers from over 100 collaborating companies in the sector. This allows students to apply their knowledge in a real working environment in companies such as Sony Music Spain, BMAT Music Innovators, or Primavera Sound.

+ Can international students participate in the internship programme?

Yes, international students can participate in the internship programme, provided their student visa allows it. The school facilitates the necessary agreements for them to undertake these internships in music industry companies in Spain and Europe.

+ What career opportunities do graduates of the Advanced Master’s programme have? What is the employment rate?

IMB School training is designed to prepare students for a wide variety of roles in the music industry in areas such as music management (personal manager, tour manager, booking agent), recorded music (A&R, digital marketing, label manager), live music (concert promoter director, booker, production), and music publishing (publishing director, synchronisations).

About the employment rate, 80% of Master’s students find work in the sector within 6 months of graduating.

+ Which companies do former students work for?

Former IMB School students hold positions at numerous leading companies across the music industry. Through the IMB Network platform, they have access to opportunities in over 100 collaborating companies, and some of our alumni currently work in companies such as Sony Music Spain, BMAT Music Innovators, Primavera Sound, Universal Music Spain, Live Nation, Last Tour, The Orchard, Brunch Eletronik, and many others.

+ Who are the lecturers on the Master’s programme?

The faculty is made up of active professionals and leaders in the music industry, guaranteeing that the knowledge you acquire is up to date, relevant, and based on what really happens in the industry. Among our faculty members you will find experts from the music sector such as Jose Maria Barbat (President – Sony Music Iberia), Ivone Lesan (International Booking Agent – Primavera Sound), Alex Loscos (Co-founder & CEO – BMAT Music Innovators), Sarah Slater (Vice president Music & Festivals – Ticketmaster) o Roger Rodés (Co-founder Medusa Estudio, Latin Grammy winner – Nathy Peluso, Nil Moliner).

+ What qualification is obtained upon completion of the studies?

Upon completing the Master’s programme, you will obtain a dual qualification: an IMB School-issued Diploma and a Professional Master’s Degree diploma accredited by EUNEIZ University Vitoria-Gasteiz. You can consult all information about qualifications in the qualifications section on our website.


Questions about Online Postgraduate Diplomas

Postgraduate Diploma in Music Business Entrepreneurship

+ What are the admission requirements for the programme?

The admission requirements for the Postgraduate Diploma in Music Business Entrepreneurship are:

  1. High level of English.
  2. Meet at least one of the following criteria:
    • Have a Degree or Bachelor’s Degree (in any discipline or area of study), or a qualification in Higher Music, Sound Engineering, or Higher Education Technician.
    • Be at least 18 years old, be able to demonstrate maturity, and a have minimum of 2 years of experience working on a project (artistic or business) related to music.

+ Can I apply for admission if I do not have a university degree?

Yes. The programme values both academic qualifications and professional or artistic experience.

+ How does the admission process work?

On the Postgraduate Diploma in Music Business Entrepreneurship page of our website, you will find the “Apply for admission” button. The admission process begins with a payment of €100. Once the payment has been made, you will receive an email with a link to a form where you must attach all the necessary documentation. After submitting the documentation, we will schedule a personal interview. If you are admitted, you will receive an admission letter and can continue the process, reserving your place by making a payment of 25% of the tuition fee. The rest of the payment can be made in instalments up to 2 weeks before the start of classes. If you are not admitted, we will refund the €100 payment, and you may apply again for the next edition. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ What documents do I need to apply?

Upon filling out the application form, you will be informed of the required documentation to submit.

+ Can I get a student visa and study in Spain?

The programme is completely online, so we cannot guarantee a student visa will be granted.

+ What qualification is obtained upon completion of the studies?

Upon completing the programme, you will obtain a Postgraduate Diploma in Music Business Entrepreneurship issued by IMB School. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ What type of methodology is used in this programme?

The Postgraduate Diploma uses a 100% online methodology, with live sessions combined with self-paced work. The programme is designed for you to develop a real business plan, with the help of a specialised mentor. The structure includes modules with Online Learning by Doing methodology (practical and remote) and Active Online Learning (flexible and at your own pace).

+ Who teaches the classes?

Classes are taught by expert mentors specialising in the creation and management of the music industry businesses.

+ In what language are the classes taught?

The programme is taught entirely in English.

+ How long does the programme last?

The Postgraduate Diploma lasts 1 year part-time, equivalent to 30 ECTS.

+ When do classes start?

Classes start on 1st October 2026 and end on 9th July 2027.

+ Which days of the week are there classes and at what time?

Classes combine personalised mentorships (flexible date and time) with a collective online session on the first Friday of every month from 5.30-9.30pm.

+ How much does the programme cost?

The final price of the programme is €5,000.

+ What is the payment method? Are there financing options?

If you are admitted, you will have 15 days to pay the reservation fee, which corresponds to 25% of the total tuition fee. You can make the remaining payments in instalments, in the amounts and quotas you desire, as long as the course has been fully paid for 2 weeks before the start of classes. You can also finance up to €6,000 during your studies with SeQura, subject to commission. Additionally, if you enrol early, you can access early bird discounts. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ Are there networking opportunities during the course?

Yes. During the programme, you will have the opportunity to create your own international network of contacts by interacting with music business experts and fellow students from all over the world. Additionally, you will have access to IMB Network, an exclusive platform with internship and job offers from over 100 partners in the sector.

+ How does the internship programme work? Are they compulsory?

The internship programme is extracurricular, meaning they are not compulsory. Students access them through the IMB Network platform, which compiles offers from over 100 collaborating companies in the sector. This allows students to apply their knowledge in a real working environment in companies such as Sony Music Spain, BMAT Music Innovators, or Primavera Sound.

+ Can international students participate in the internship programme?

Yes, international students can participate in the internship programme, provided their student visa allows it. The school facilitates the necessary agreements for them to undertake these internships in music industry companies in Spain and Europe.

+ What career opportunities do graduates of this Postgraduate Diploma have? What is the employment rate?

The Postgraduate Diploma in Music Business Entrepreneurship is designed to help you develop an entrepreneurial mindset, identify business opportunities, create effective business plans, and lead projects within the music industry.

About the employment rate, 77% of IMB School students find employment within 6 months of graduating.

+ Which companies do former students work for?

IMB School former students hold positions at numerous leading companies across the music industry. Through the IMB Network platform, they have access to opportunities in over 100 collaborating companies, and some of our alumni currently work in companies such as Sony Music Spain, BMAT Music Innovators, Primavera Sound, Universal Music Spain, Live Nation, Last Tour, The Orchard, Brunch Eletronik, and many others.

Postgraduate Diploma in Music Business Mindset

+ What are the admission requirements for the programme?

The admission requirements for the Postgraduate Diploma in Music Business Mindset are:

  1. High level of English.
  2. Meet at least one of the following criteria:
    • Have a Degree or Bachelor’s Degree (in any discipline or area of study), or a qualification in Higher Music, Sound Engineering, or Higher Education Technician.
    • Be at least 18 years old, be able to demonstrate maturity, and have a minimum of 2 years of experience working on a project (artistic or business) related to music.

+ Can I apply for admission if I do not have a university degree?

Yes. The programme values both academic qualifications and professional or artistic experience.

+ How does the admission process work?

On the Postgraduate Diploma in Music Business Mindset page of our website, you will find the “Apply for admission” button. The admission process begins with a payment of €100. Once the payment has been made, you will receive an email with a link to a form where you must attach all the necessary documentation. After submitting the documentation, we will schedule a personal interview. If you are admitted, you will receive an admission letter and can continue the process, reserving your place by making a payment of 25% of the tuition fee. The rest of the payment can be made in instalments up to 2 weeks before the start of classes. If you are not admitted, we will refund the €100 payment, and you may apply again for the next edition. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ What documents do I need to apply?

Upon filling out the application form, you will be informed of the required documentation to submit.

+ Can I get a student visa and study in Spain?

The programme is completely online, so we cannot guarantee a student visa will be granted.

+ What type of methodology is used in this programme?

The Postgraduate Diploma uses a 100% online methodology, with pre-recorded masterclasses combined with live sessions and self-paced work. The programme is designed for you to gain a global understanding of the music business. The structure includes modules with Online Learning by Doing methodology (practical and remote) and Active Online Learning (flexible and at your own pace).

+ Who teaches the classes?

Classes are taught by a selection of 40 international experts in the music industry.

+ In what language are the classes taught?

The programme is taught entirely in English.

+ How long does the programme last?

The Postgraduate Diploma lasts 1 year part-time, equivalent to 30 ECTS.

+ When do classes start?

Classes start on 1st October 2026 and end on 31st March 2027.

+ Which days of the week are there classes and at what time?

Online classes are on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, from 5.30-9.30pm.

+ How much does the programme cost?

The final price of the programme is €5,000.

+ What is the payment method? Are there financing options?

If you are admitted, you will have 15 days to pay the reservation fee, which corresponds to 25% of the total tuition fee. You can make the remaining payments in instalments, in the amounts and quotas you desire, as long as the course has been fully paid for 2 weeks before the start of classes. You can also finance up to €6,000 during your studies with SeQura, subject to commission. Additionally, if you enrol early, you can access early bird discounts. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.

+ Are there networking opportunities during the course?

Yes. The programme is designed for you to build an international professional network by interacting with fellow students and more than 40 experts from various parts of the world. Additionally, you will have access to IMB Network, an exclusive platform with internship and job offers from over 100 partners in the sector.

+ How does the internship programme work? Are they compulsory?

The internship programme is extracurricular, meaning they are not compulsory. Students access them through the IMB Network platform, which compiles offers from over 100 collaborating companies in the sector. This allows students to apply their knowledge in a real working environment in companies such as Sony Music Spain, BMAT Music Innovators, or Primavera Sound.

+ Can international students participate in the internship programme?

Yes. All students have the possibility of completing internships in different countries (where their passport or visa allows) with recognised music industry companies.

+ What career opportunities do graduates of this Postgraduate Diploma have? What is the employment rate?

The Postgraduate Diploma in Music Business Mindset enables you to take on strategic and management roles in key areas such as artist management, live music production, music publishing, and international A&R.

About the employability, 77% of IMB School students find employment within 6 months of graduating.

+ Which companies do former students work for?

IMB School former students hold positions at numerous leading companies across the music industry. Through the IMB Network platform, they have access to opportunities in over 100 collaborating companies, and some of our alumni currently work in companies such as Sony Music Spain, BMAT Music Innovators, Primavera Sound, Universal Music Spain, Live Nation, Last Tour, The Orchard, Brunch Eletronik, and many others.

+ What qualification is obtained upon completion of the studies?

Upon completing the Postgraduate Diploma, you will obtain a Postgraduate Diploma in Music Business Mindset issued by IMB School. Consult the detailed admission process in the admission section on our website.