Admission requirements
The admission requirements are as follows:
- Each applicant must fulfill the following admission criteria:
- Qualifying university degree (Bachelor’s or equivalent) with an above-average grade at an accredited university. Alternatively, a degree from an accredited program provided this degree is recognized as comparable by the Examination Committee. Preference will be given
- Two years of related career experience,
- English skills* on an advanced level.
- In individual cases the Admission Committee can allow exceptions to the requirement of an above-average grade detailed above. Affecting this decision are the degree to which the grade falls short, the grade on the final dissertation of ‘good’ or better, the length of time spent in completing the degree and an applicant’s exceptional individual achievements.
- Applicable career experience is normally documented through work experience in the educational sector or in development cooperation.
- Applicants who are not native speakers of English must demonstrate an advanced level of English skills*.
*English skills equivalent to the level C1 or at least to the level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) are required.
In addition, the INEMA program considers
- Diversity of personal background and experience
- Qualities such as motivation and leadership
- Nonacademic achievements that might be of relevance to INEMA such as employment or personal responsibilities
- Demonstrated interest in the program
Please find the complete admission regulations here
