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QUICK FACTS |
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Location |
Madrid, Spain |
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Eligibility |
Registered, matriculated MBA Foster
School students in good standing, 3.0 GPA |
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Language |
English/Spanish |
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Adviser |
passport@uw.edu |
Application
Deadline |
January 15th |
Department
Website |
Foster MBA Exchanges website |
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HIGHLIGHTS |
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General |
Students will attend Instituto de
Empresa through the Foster
MBA exchange program for the Fall term.
Students should be responsible and show
willingness and preparedness to study solo
abroad. |
Application
Procedure |
Students wishing to know more about
applying for this exchange should contact the
Foster school directly. |
Read More
About |
Where You Will Study
Expenses, Financial Aid, & Scholarships
Application Process |
Where You Will Study
Instituto de Empresa in Madrid, Spain focuses on three areas: the business, legal and financial training of directors and entrepreneurs in line with the new global economic framework, the generation of collective wealth via sustained support for the creation of new businesses, and the role of forum of opinion for the analysis of new trends and events within the world of business and the economy. IE has been offering outstanding MBA degree programs for more than 30 years and is recognized as one of the world's top business schools (Financial Times and The Economist rankings amongst others). With its full-time MBA programs, and its innovative blended MBA programs which combine the best of online and presential learning, IE has quickly advanced to the forefront of business education, catering to the needs of business professionals across the globe.
For more information about Instituto de Empresa and being an exchange student there, please visit their
international exchange portal and website.
Program Expenses, Financial Aid & Scholarships
As a participant of a university exchange, you pay an exchange fee equivalent to UW tuition (1.5 quarters of UW tuition for semester-long exchanges, and 3 quarters of UW tuition for academic year exchanges). Exchange fees are determined by UW residency status: in-state students pay an exchange fee equivalent to in-state tuition, and out-of-state students pay an exchange fee equivalent to out-of-state tuition. The exchange fee and IPE administrative fee are charged to your UW account and due by the UW tuition deadline for your term(s) of study abroad. You should also budget for additional expenses such as international airfare & transportation, books & course materials, visa & passport fees, study abroad insurance and personal expenses.
For the total estimated costs of this particular program, you may request a budget by filling out a
Budget Request Form.
For more information about budgeting, financial aid, and scholarships for study abroad visit our page on
Finances.
Application Process
Departmental Exchanges generally focus on a specific academic discipline and often restrict participation to students in that department. Applications and student selection for Departmental Exchanges are managed by the UW academic department, but students participating in Departmental Exchanges work with the UW Study Abroad Office to complete the same pre-departure requirements as other UW study abroad students.
If you are interested in a Departmental Exchange, contact the department coordinator listed above for information, application instructions and deadlines.
Most application deadlines occur 6-8 months in advance of an exchange start date, so contact your department early.
See
Withdrawal for UW program withdrawal policies.