SPAIN Business, ECONOMICS and Finance
ESIC
BUSINESS & MARKETING SCHOOL
Business School founded in 1965 by the Priest’s Religious
Institute of the “Sacerdotes del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús”.
Its full set of activities are aimed at training future business
professionals to set up companies and organizations as well as
Contact details
carrying out management or
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Avenida Valdenigrales, s/n
technical tasks in an efficient
28233 Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid). Spain
and responsible manner in any
Tel: +34 1 452 41 01 / Fax: +34 1 352 85 34
E-mail:
direc.mad@esic.es
of the different areas of
www.esic.edu
corporate activity.
■ General Manager
Simón Reyes Martínez Córdova
■ General Administrator
Francisco Javier Larrea Pascal
INTRODUCTION
■ Postgraduate Programme Directors
The Postgraduate Field develops
GESCO and MIM: José María Juan, PIDD: Jesús
specialist programmes for professionals,
Arranz/Jesús Sáiz, MDF: José Luis Espejo Saavedra and
Juan Pérez Carballo, COEX: Julian Peinador, MPC: Ángel
enabling them to face the challenges
Luis Cervera, MSIM: Emilio Jiménez and Vidal Fernández,
which the markets of a modern and MICEMD and MGCC: Enrique Benayas, DRHO: Juan Carlos
permanently progressive society
Fernández de Arroyabe, PSDV: Jesús Arranz
present. For that reason ESIC Executives
■ Postgraduate training centres
not only teaches master programmes,
Madrid, Valencia, Murcia, Zaragoza, Navarra, Seville, Málaga,
Santander, Bilbao, Granada, Barcelona, Salamanca and Brazil
but also opens the doors to its students
human resources, organisation and legal
■ Entry requirements
so they may talk to presidents of large
consultancy, as well as full time, part
Graduates
companies, listen to prestigious
time, executive and international MBA
Company directors
businessmen, deal with real business
programmes.
People who have at least three years’ business
situations and create guidelines for a
experience
successful future.
ACCREDITATION
■ Students
Total in business programmes: 995
ESIC is a member of the following
Total in postgraduate programmes: 1,335
METHODOLOGY
associations: AEEDE, Spanish Association
Foreign students: 8.16% (in business field)
Distribution by sex: 56.13 % men and 43.87% women
Combine the development of theoretical of Business Management Schools;
(in business programmes)
concepts with practical exercises. Special efmd, European Foundation for Age of students (in business programmes):
presentations and teamwork. Practice Management Development; Cladea,
20 - 30: 63.25%, 30 - 40: 31.92%, 40 - 50: 4.46%
with Simulations. Business incubator. Latin-American Council of
■ Professors
Timetables are Compatible with Administration Schools; EMBA Council;
Part time: 190 tenured / 315 associate. Full time: 91
professional activity, evenings and/or AECE, Spanish Association of Electronic
■ Scholarships
Grants and financial aid available
weekends depending on the Commerce; FECEMD, Spanish Federation
■ Library
programme (for further information of Electronic Commerce and Direct
12,500 volumes
contact the Secretary’s Office). Marketing; IAI, Institute of Intangible
■ Employment opportunities
Analysis; AACSB International. Tel: (+34) 91 452 41 46
Other PROGRAMMES ■ Work experience in companies
ESIC also teaches other master
RANKING
Tel: (+34) 91 452 41 45
programmes and advanced courses According to the magazine America
■ Executive education
Open or in-company programmes for professionals.
directed at postgraduates and business Economia’s Ranking for Executive
Workshops, advanced programmes, seminars,
professionals (in English as well as in Education 2006, ESIC is one of the world’s conferences, etc. Tel: (+34) 91 744 40 40
Spanish and which are compatible with best business schools in the area for ■ Lodgings
professional activity) in the field of training Latin American directors.
Available at ESIC Valencia
Programme Dates Duration Fees
COEX. Master in International Commerce Management October 2008 1 academic year € 10,300
GESCO. Master in Marketing and Business Management October 2008 1 academic year € 14,000
MDF. Master in Financial Management October 2008 1 academic year € 10,300
MICEMD. European Master in Direct and Interactive Marketing October 2008 1 academic year € 10,300
MGCC. Master in Contact Center Management October 2008 1 academic year € 9,800
MIM. Master in Marketing Management (in English) October 2008 1 academic year € 14,500
MPC. Master in Advertising and Business Communication October 2008 1 academic year € 10,300
MMI. Master in Marketing Intelligence October 2008 1 academic year € 11,200
PIDD Complete Development Management Programme March 2009-July 2009 - € 15,800
PSDV. Advanced Sales Management Programme October 2008 1 academic year € 4,800
PSGC Advanced Programme in Client Management - - € 3,300
PSPC Advanced Programme in Advertising and Communication - - € 3,300
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