• TypeUniversities
• LocationBrussels, Belgium
• Taught inEnglish
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The International Management Institute (TIMI) is a business and management school in the Brussels area, Belgium, whose roots go back to 1973. Its contact address is in Diegem Business Park (Grensstraat 7, Diegem). The institute states that it is a private, unaccredited institute established under Belgian law, and that students looking for accredited or government-recognised programmes should not apply. Its qualifications are therefore the school's own.

• Post Graduate Degree in Management (PGDM): one year, 60 credits
• Graduate Degree in Management (GDM) for undergraduates: 120 credits
• Post Graduate Diploma in Management: six months, 24 credits
• European Diploma in Entrepreneurship
• Non-residential diplomas in digital marketing, robotics, data science and artificial intelligence
• Fellow of TIMI, described as a PhD-level programme

PGDM and GDM students can specialise in business communication and public relations, information systems, or European business and management. The stand-alone PGDM starts in January, June and September, and electives in European languages such as French, German and Spanish are available. An International Residentship Programme includes a study tour to Asia and America. Applicants need a bachelor's degree for the PGDM or a senior secondary certificate for the undergraduate programme; non-native English speakers who did not study at a US or UK university must submit a TOEFL score.

• Business
  • Business Administration
  • Advertising
  • Public Relations
  • Marketing
  • Management
  • International Business
• Communications
  • Communications
• Computing
  • Information Technology
  • Management Information Systems
• Economics
  • Economics
• Finance
  • Finance
  • Accounting
• Hospitality, Leisure, Tourism and Travel
  • Hotel Management
  • Tourism
• Industries
  • Banking
  • Commerce
  • Land Transportation
• Sciences
  • Athletics and exercise science

Grensstraat 7, Brussels, Belgium, 1831