STUDY AT IMB SCHOOL

*For the last round, programmes that do not include the Know-How module will have an extra week to apply.

Admission requirements vary according to the modules included in the programme.

For example, you could apply for the Advanced Master’s in Music Business Management & Innovation, and gain admission to all modules except the Challenges. In that case, your programme would become the Master’s Plus in Music Business Management.

Entry requirements for any programme that includes the Know-How and/or the Professional Development modules:

1. Have a high level in English.
   
2. Hold a higher education diploma (university, college, vocational school, artistic school, etc.).

Exceptionally, we will allow access to the admission process to any candidate who does not comply with point 2, as long as they are over 18 years of age and can demonstrate maturity and a minimum of 2 years of dedication to a project (artistic or business) related to music.

Entry requirements for any programme that includes the Make It Happen module:

1. Have a high level in English and Spanish.
2. Hold a higher education diploma (university, college, vocational school, artistic school, etc.).
   

Exceptionally, we will allow access to the admission process to any candidate who does not comply with point 2, as long as they are over 22 years of age and can demonstrate maturity and professional experience of at least 2 years in the music sector, or 3 years in any other sector.

Entry requirements for any programme that includes the Challenges module:

1. Have a high level in English.
   
2. Comply with any of the following points:

• Hold a higher education diploma (university, college, vocational school, artistic school, etc.) while being able to demonstrate at least 2 years of white collar work experience in any sector.

• Be at least 24 years old, be able to demonstrate maturity and have at least 5 years of white collar work experience in any sector.

• Have passed the Make It Happen module and be able to demonstrate at least 2 years of white collar work experience in any sector.

1) El The process starts the moment the candidate pays the €100 admission fee (this amount will be deducted from the final amount of the tuition fee, or refunded in case of non-admission). 

2) Once the payment has been made, an email will be sent to start the admission process. In order for the admission application to be successfully completed, the candidate must comply with the given instructions in each of the following 4 steps:

a) Fill in the form with personal, academic and professional information.

b) Send the following documentation:

• • • Cover letter or video. 
    • Curriculum vitae (the admissions department may subsequently request a copy of any of the qualifications).
      
    • Scanned copy of the ID card or passport.
    • Passport size photo (jpg format).
    • Documentary veracity agreement completed and signed.

c) Select the desired module(s).

d) Sign the General Terms and Conditions.

 3) Conduct a personal interview with the Academic Board of the programme you are applying (there might be more than one depending on the programme).

4) Send the admission letter: IMB School will personally communicate via email to each candidate the result of the admission process. If admitted, the candidate will receive a letter with the name of all the modules that they have been admitted to, together with the rest of the necessary information to start the enrolment process and depending on the case, apply for visas. In the event of not being admitted, the candidate may reapply for admission in the next edition.

The registration process:

1) Reservation – If the letter of admission is received more than 30 days before the start date of the module, the option to make a reservation will be given by paying 25% of the total amount of the tuition fee. The information required to make this first payment is given together with the admission letter.

 2) Enrolment –

The enrolment process ends with the payment of the remaining amount, which will be the result of deducting the amounts already paid for admission and reservation fees from the total amount of the registration. In addition, promotional and early-bird payment discounts may also be applied.

The deadline for enrolment is 10 days before the start of the module. Only for those who have been admitted in the last round of admission (see this table), will the registration deadline be the day before the start of the module.