13Undergrad & Postgrad Programmes
About IE New York College
IE New York College (IENYC) is a nonprofit graduate college located in SoHo, Manhattan, chartered by the New York State Board of Regents and accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
It maintains strong ties with IE University in Europe, emphasizing a global, multicultural ethos, and focuses on innovation, entrepreneurship, and "business for good", integrating social and environmental responsibility throughout its curriculum. IENYC offers purpose-driven master’s degree programs aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for 2030, aiming to foster impactful leadership in sustainability and social impactAbout IE New York College
IE New York College (IENYC) is a nonprofit graduate college located in SoHo, Manhattan, chartered by the New York State Board of Regents and accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
It maintains strong ties with IE University in Europe, emphasizing a global, multicultural ethos, and focuses on innovation, entrepreneurship, and "business for good", integrating social and environmental responsibility throughout its curriculum. IENYC offers purpose-driven master’s degree programs aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for 2030, aiming to foster impactful leadership in sustainability and social impactBrochures
Available programmes
University information
- 4 formal classrooms
- Large open areas for lectures/events (1,579 sq ft and 444 sq ft)
- A student lounge and study space (1,359 sq ft)
- Support spaces like a pantry and restrooms
- Health-related provisions include First Aid kits and defibrillators on campus, and selected staff trained in first aid; urgent care is referred off-campus (e.g., CityMD nearby)
- Campus safety, counseling, disability accommodations, Title IX policies, and an annual security report are managed through Student Services and detailed in the college catalog
Student life
Student Services & Resources include counseling services (up to six 30-minute sessions per trimester) and disability services with confidentiality guaranteed—students must self-identify to request accommodationsThe campus commitment to safety and well-being is reflected in annual security reporting, Clery Act compliance, and a variety of prevention programs
The College Catalog serves as a comprehensive source for policies, services, and academic guidelines for both prospective and current students
Tuition fees
- Tuition and fees: approx. $37,904
- Additional estimated costs: room and board $23,000; books and supplies $1,500; transportation $2,000; personal expenses $2,500
- Full estimate: around $57,854
Refund policy (trimester-based) is:
- 100% refund before first class
- 75% by first Friday
- 50% by second Friday
- 25% by third Friday
- No refund thereafter
Scholarships
Selecting the right scholarship can be a daunting process. With countless options available, students often find themselves overwhelmed and confused. The decision can be especially stressful for those facing financial constraints or pursuing specific academic or career goals.
To help students navigate this challenging process, we recommend the following articles:
Employability
- Career advising (CV writing, path orientation), workshops, development tools, and learning resources
- Employer partnerships, networking events, recruitment initiatives, and access to job/internship opportunities via a career portal
- As of June 2022, among 80 reachable graduates, only 2 were either seeking or not seeking employment; the remaining 98% were either employed or pursuing a doctorate
- 67% of employed graduates work in sustainability or social impact fields
- 91% of those in the employed or doctoral group had advanced or changed roles toward sustainability/social impact
Campus locations
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The admissions committee considers a holistic view of your profile, including:
- Academic background and transcripts.
- Professional experience and potential.
- Performance on standardized exams.
- Communication and critical thinking skills.
- Motivation and alignment with IENYC values.
- Results from your interviews.
- Completing and submitting the online application form.
- Uploading required documents (CV, academic transcripts, English proficiency scores, etc.).
- Presenting A Declaration of Finances (DCF) is necessary for all International Students.
- Taking the IE New York College Admissions Test. or submitting valid GMAT/GRE scores.
- If we think you’d be a good fit we would invite you to complete a personal interview.
- Receiving the admissions committee’s final decision.













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