CEMS Master in International Management

All streams of the MSc in Management share the following admission requirements: 

• An undergraduate degree completed within the past two years. You are able to apply to the MSc program during your last year of study. 
• A strong academic record demonstrated during your two most recent years of academic study 
• Online application, including the completion of the required written essay questions and video questions. 
• Unofficial transcripts from your post-secondary institution(s). One copy of official/certified transcripts will be required if you receive an admissions offer* 
• Resumé (two-page maximum) 
• Two references 
• Application fee of $150 

*For Western (UWO) graduates, Ivey's admissions office will contact Western directly to obtain transcripts so you are not required to order them. 

International applicants who did not complete post-secondary education at an English speaking institution will be required to demonstrate a strong level of English proficiency. This can be done through the successful completion of an English language proficiency test: 

• TOEFL (minimum internet-based score of 100) 
• IELTS General OR Academic (minimum total score of 7) 
• MELAB (minimum score of 85) 
• PTE (minimum score of 70) 
• CAEL (minimum overall score of 60 required with no part less than 60) 
• Duolingo (minimum 125) 
• PELMO (minimum 75)** 

**Given the impact of COVID-19 on testing centres, we will temporarily accept applications with PELMO online test scores. Please have these scores submitted directly to mastersadmissions@ivey.ca. 

• All of the above requirements for the MSc International Business, Digital Management and Business Analytics plus a high level of fluency in a second language. The CEMS global alliance has additional language requirements (3rd language at the elementary level) which can be fulfilled here at Ivey with an elective (Introduction to Spanish) course taken in term 1 of the CEMS program. 
• HKUST (HongKong) and TSEM (Tsinghua) have an academic policy set in place that states they will not accept Chinese nationals as CEMS exchange students. If these schools are chosen as a top 5 school preference, students will be asked to select different schools.