Master's in Executive Management & Business
An executive top-management program with first-rate strategic partners. Shapes business leaders with a global outlook.
Why choose this program?
- Strategic business alliances
- Focus on top management
- Executive networking
- Official SEP recognition
Frequently asked questions
Is this program officially recognized?+
Yes. It holds Official Recognition of Studies (RVOE) from the SEP, with school code (CCT) 28PSU0124A. You can verify it in the SEP's SIRVOES system.
How long is it and in what format?+
It lasts 5 quarters, in a executive · online format, designed so you can study without neglecting your job or activities.
Are scholarships available?+
Yes. UCM offers an enrollment scholarship of up to 50% when you reserve your spot within the month, a monthly-tuition scholarship throughout your studies during the promotional period, and corporate scholarships through agreements. Ask about the current promotion.
How do I enroll?+
Request information via WhatsApp or the contact form; an education advisor will guide you. Basic requirements include the enrollment application, birth certificate, CURP and your bachelor's certificate, degree and professional license.
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