Through the European average Management Education Association (EMMA) we maintain a stable relationship with other similar programmes and research centres in Europe, such as those of the Universities of Oxford, Westminster or Glasgow in the United Kingdom; Hamburg, Free Berlin or Cologne in Germany; or those of the Universities of Zürich (Switzerland), Moscow (Russia), Jonköping (Sweden), ESCP Paris (France) or Tampere (Finland), some of whose professors also teach in the MGEC at the University of Navarra.

Investing in management training is one of the best decisions a company can make. promote innovation and entrepreneurial skills, and fostering talent through high-quality training programmes, strengthens people's long-term ties, loyalty and commitment to their organisations.

The media industry will continue to undergo profound change in the coming years, and to manage this successfully, the highest level of professional competence is required. The MGEC proposes to enter into partnership agreements with companies that send their employees to participate in the programme. These agreements favour the admission of designated candidates and provide significant additional benefits.

Since 2001, more than 300 students from around thirty countries on five continents have passed through the MEGEC classrooms. Today they manage some of the most relevant media and companies in their countries, generating business opportunities and leading the development sector in each area. The constant updating of their knowledge and the regularmeeting between students of all the promotions as well as the flow of professional information that is created is one of the main and most valuable values of our programme.