Students take two classes per week with each meeting for three hours during an eight-week session. Possible MBA candidates can take up to 6 credits of course work before applying for admission to the degree program.

Throughout the entire program, MBA students are to work collaboratively in an assigned group within each course. These courses require the convening of each group for additional hours each week in addition to time spent in class. The purpose of these ongoing group meetings is to continue the exploration of the conceptual material discussed in class, prepare specific assignments and readings for the upcoming session, and to work on semester-long projects. Student commitment to these group processes is fundamental to the success in this program, the success of the groups, and the success of the cohort in general.

The philosophy of the program is that traditional “tests” are less relevant to MBA studies. In this program the use of projects, case studies, examples and illustrations are the most effective way to examine the material and to learn. All of the courses in the curriculum employ some combination of the following assignments:

• Individual Oral Presentations

• Group Oral Presentations

• Individual Written Projects

• Group Written Projects

Applicants must register for the GMAT and submit the results before being fully accepted into the program. We can assist you in registering for this test.

The facility is located between two Metro stops (Avenida de América and República de Argentina) and there are many bus routes that pass by the building.

Admissions: We operate on a rolling admissions policy and admit qualified candidates as applications arrive. Cohort size is limited to 20 students.

In 1995 CIS The College For International Studies and Endicott College established a collaboration agreement to provide fully accredited programs for both undergraduate and graduate education. Endicott College is accredited in the United States by The New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC).  This unique program is an outgrowth of our professional collaboration.

Admissions Procedure

Candidates should have an undergraduate degree and current full-time work experience. Students without full time work experience will be placed in appropriate Internship locations based on their profile. Having professional employment or an Internship placement is a requirement for this program. Students from all backgrounds – both academic and cultural are encouraged to apply.

To apply for this program, candidates must complete the CIS application form and include the required supporting documents. This form can be downloaded directly from the link on the bottom of this page.

All applicants will be required to attend an interview.

English proficiency

Entering students have their English proficiency assessed by an ESL (English as a Second Language) professional in our program and an individual support program for the development of English will be mandatory for those whose English level needs improvement to pass graduate level work in this language.

A score of 550 (Paper-Based) / 213 (Computer-Based) / 79 (internet-Based) or above on the TOEFL test is the cut-off.

Since it is planned that all professors will be bilingual in the program Spanish language support in the learning environment will also be available to MBA candidates.

GMAT score

Applicants must register for the GMAT and submit the results before being fully accepted into the program. This should be accomplished before the first two courses have been completed.

Documentación relacionada:

• MBA Application
• MBA Fees 2012 (US Dollars)
• MBA Calendar Sept. 2012
• MBA Internships

Contact us: