The CEMS Master in International Management, taught in English: strategy, finance, marketing, consulting and cross-cultural negotiation, working on real business problems with companies.
Trading and doing business across borders: exports, imports and multinational companies.
The fields the programme is made of. UKompas sets the shares from the programme's name and its classification in the register, not from the curriculum.
Applications 1 November 2026 to 30 April 20272027/28
Other admission
Application fee: 100 EUR
Master's, taught in English
Conditions for 2027/28
Three rounds: a review of documents (courses in management, marketing, accounting, economics and mathematics or statistics, a TOEFL iBT of 100 or IELTS of 7, a CV, a motivation video), then an online assessment centre with presentations and case studies, and finally completing the bachelor's degree.
Exam
language certificate
CV
motivation video
interview
other
Other requirements: At most 80 applicants go through to the second round. Deadlines 28 February and 30 April 2027; admitted students pay a non-refundable tuition deposit of EUR 800.
Source: the Czech ministry's portal for applicants, checked 19 October 2026 →
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Where graduates work
Export manager
Sales representative
International market analyst
Purchasing manager
Typical occupations of graduates of the fields the programme is made of. They come from the O*NET occupations the field's interest profile is built from. This is not a list of jobs the programme trains you for, and no promise of a job. O*NET
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Who the programme suits
Realistic: 16
Investigative: 30
Artistic: 11
Social: 32
Enterprising: 87
Conventional: 72
The programme's interest profile is the mean of its fields' profiles, weighted by their shares.
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Source: MŠMT register (CZ) and Portál VŠ (SK), as of 2 October 2026. The registers list no tuition fees; we show an amount only where an official source publishes one. We say “No tuition fee” only where the law makes study free (for the standard length of study); elsewhere we say “Tuition not listed”, so check the fee on the school's website. How we decide
