Our regulatory framework includes features that guarantee teaching quality and stipulates that the different assessment agencies should help guarantee the objectives of quality in the university. The SGIC was implemented under the VERIFICA Program, which evaluates curriculum proposals in accordance with the European Higher Education Area.

Organic Act 4 of April 12, 2007, which amends Organic Act 6 of December 21, 2001

Royal Decree 861 of July 2, 2010, which amends Royal Decree 1393 of Oct. 29, 2007

Royal Decree 99 of Jan. 28, 2011

When curriculum verification is obtained from the Council of Universities, the effect is that listed degrees are considered accredited degrees and are included in the Spanish Registry of Universities, Centers and Qualifications (RUCT).

Master in Business Administration (MBA) – BOE 25-04-2024 / RUCT

Executive Master in Business Administration (EMBA) – Memoria Vigente / Informe Verifica / Resolución Consejo Universidades / BOE 20-06-2017 / Informe MODIFICA 21.06.2023 / Informe MODIFICA 29.01.2025 / Informe Monitor_08.02.2024 / Informe ACREDITA / RUCT / Resultados de Aprendizaje

Global Executive Master in Business Administration (Global EMBA) – BOE 07 -07-2017 / RUCT / ACREDITA / Informe ACREDITA / Memoria Verificada / Informe MODIFICA / Competencias

Master in Management (MiM) – BOE 17-12-2019 / RUCT / BOE 13-11-2024 / VERIFICA / Memoria Verificada / Informes MODIFICA / Informe MONITOR / Resultados de Aprendizaje

Master in Research in Management (MRM) – BOE 18-03-2022 / RUCT

Doctorado en Ciencias de la Dirección – BOE RUCT 22-04-2013 / RUCT / Informe ACREDITA / Memoria VERIFICADA / MODIFICA / AUTOINFORME

Members of the CGC

• Coordinator of the Quality Committee: Philip Moscoso
• Member of the University’s Quality and Accreditation Assessment Committee (CECA): Pepa Sánchez de Miguel 
• Coordinator of the MBA: Mª Ángeles Losa  
• Coordinator of the GEMBA: Roser Marimón-Clos 
• Coordinator of the EMBA: Quim Torres
• Coordinator of the MiM: Isabel Estalella Otero
• Career Development Center: Patrik Wallen
• PhD and MRM Program Director: Anna Fabregat
• Corporate Information Unit Director: Elisa Simón

Contact

IESE Business School – University of Navarra 
Cristina Ruiz 
calidad@iese.edu
Tel.: +34 93 253 42 00

Minutes of the CGC

• June 2022 (in Spanish)
• November 2022 (in Spanish)
• June 2023 (in Spanish)
• November 2023 (in Spanish)
• June 2024 (in Spanish)
• November 2024 (in Spanish)

PROCESS MAP

Strategic processes

These are the processes that set the overall performance framework for the entire Quality Assurance System:

PE 1. General Quality Policy
PE 2. Improvement plan
PE 3. Creation, modification and extinction of titles

Analytical processes

These are the processes that determine the systematic analysis of official titles:

PA 1. General information of the title
PA 2. Curriculum
PA 3. Advice
PA 4. Mobility
PA 5. External practices
PA 6. Labor insertion and graduation profile
PA 7. Human resources
PA 8. Material resources and services

Support processes

They are the processes that provide the information, the documentary support and the rendering of accounts for the analytical processes:

PS 1. Documentation
PS 2. Surveys and indicators
PS 3. Complaints and suggestions
PS 4. Public information and accountability

Reconocimiento y transferencia de créditos en los estudios de Máster

Normativa de las juntas directivas de los centros académicos (unav.edu)

Normativa de Doctorado

Máster Universitario en Gestión Empresarial / Master in Management (MiM) – Últimas Tasas SIIU

Máster Universitario en Dirección de Empresas / Master in Business Administration (MBA) – Últimas Tasas SIIU

Máster Universitario en Ejecutivo en Dirección de Empresas / Executive Master in Business Administration (EMBA) – Últimas Tasas SIIU

Máster Universitario en Ejecutivo Global en Dirección de Empresas / Global Executive Master in Business Administration (GEMBA) – Últimas Tasas SIIU

Máster Universitario Investigación en Ciencias de la Dirección (MCD) / Master in Research in Management (MRM) – Últimas Tasas SIIU

The teaching and administrative staff comply with the principles established by Law 3/2007, of March 22, on the effective equality of women and men. In accordance with this legislation, the University of Navarra in general, and the School in particular, have adopted all the mechanisms prescribed by the law.

Furthermore, the University implements an active policy to support the reconciliation of work and family life, providing financial assistance for each child and offering flexibility in working hours and commitments.

IESE Business School, aligned with its mission, Christian humanist vision, and the inclusive commitment of the University of Navarra, provides support to students with special educational needs or disabilities—such as learning disorders (e.g., dyslexia), visual or hearing impairments, reduced mobility, and others. At IESE, we consider disability as one more aspect of the human condition and make every effort to integrate such diversity into academic life, ensuring equal opportunities for all students.

During the admissions process, IESE adapts its procedures to the needs of each candidate. In line with current regulations, admission tests and requirements may be adjusted to ensure fairness. Candidates with special needs are assigned an academic advisor who assesses possible adaptations in the admissions process (such as examination adjustments or alternative pathways).

Once enrolled, each student is assigned an academic tutor who accompanies them throughout their program, with particular attention given to those with specific educational needs. IESE assesses and implements the necessary curricular or methodological adaptations in each case, provided they are compatible with the learning objectives of the program. For example, students may be granted extra time for exams, offered alternative assessment formats (such as oral instead of written tests), or provided with accessible materials (enlarged-print notes, digital resources, assistive technology, etc.), among other support measures.

Likewise, IESE’s campuses are fully accessible to individuals with reduced mobility, with physical barriers removed from classrooms and facilities.

Students requiring any type of adaptation must inform the school in advance and submit the corresponding medical or psychopedagogical documentation. All information provided will be treated confidentially and used solely for the intended purpose of supporting the student.

To provide this personalized attention, IESE has an on-campus medical service with professionals who advise students as needed, assess their specific requirements, and coordinate necessary adaptations in collaboration with the Admissions Department and Program Directors.

Furthermore, the school benefits from the guidance of experts and specialized organizations to adapt its programs to participants’ different disabilities, thereby promoting a truly inclusive environment and ensuring equal opportunities. As a school of the University of Navarra, IESE is part of the SADPU Network, which collaborates in providing services for students with disabilities across associated universities.